....he didn't want anyone to replace....Elizabeth? He used to call her Barricuda and all. He couldn't stand her at first, but he soon began to like her.:confused: In case you wanna know, I received my first season of SAS on saturday.:D

Originally posted by nerrad
....he didn't want anyone to replace....Elizabeth? He used to call her Barricuda and all. He couldn't stand her at first, but he soon began to like her.:confused: In case you wanna know, I received my first season of SAS on saturday.:D In the beginning he was ( in my opinon) but in late seasons they seemed to get along fine...

He probably didn't like her because he saw her as a replacement to his mother.

Yea, it was definitely that he didn't like the idea of her replacing his mother. But he grew to accept her and love her.

I don't understand Lamont at all. I would think he would be thrilled to have his father married off so he would stay out of his business all the time.

i agree with you if fred were married he would stay out of lamonts life and he would probably be less crabby because he would have a chick in his life :D


sylvia:wave:

Originally posted by bathtubbum
i agree with you if fred were married he would stay out of lamonts life and he would probably be less crabby because he would have a chick in his life :D


sylvia:wave: :lol: What a cute analogy..I agree..but when it came to Donna, she was such a prime and proper lady that I do not think she even allowed Fred to get that close to her even when they were engaged...

If Donna hadn't been so refined he probably would have gotten her drunk and pregnant, well maybe not pregnant!

I hate to say it, but the thought of seeing Fred and Donna (or Fred and anyone for that fact) doing anything like that is something i really dont want to see! LOL!

Originally posted by glenny
I hate to say it, but the thought of seeing Fred and Donna (or Fred and anyone for that fact) doing anything like that is something i really dont want to see! LOL! :lol: I have to agree with you on that:lol: