When Thelma first started dating him, I liked him. But I started disliking him when the Evans' were trying to buy a house, and everyone was putting their money in the pot for the purchase. When Thelma mentioned to Keith that they were including their money too, he went off and said that they were not contributing. That's when I started not liking Keith. :mad: It was fine for him to stay with them free of charge while he was recuperating from his injury, but he can't give them a few dollars to help them get out of the ghetto?!! I'm sure he and Thelma would have still been living with her family.

When Thelma first started dating him, I liked him. But I started disliking him when the Evans' were trying to buy a house, and everyone was putting their money in the pot for the purchase. When Thelma mentioned to Keith that they were including their money too, he went off and said that they were not contributing. That's when I started not liking Keith. :mad: It was fine for him to stay with them free of charge while he was recuperating from his injury, but he can't give them a few dollars to help them get out of the ghetto?!! I'm sure he and Thelma would have still been living with her family.
He did change his mind immediately after hearing Flo say she would buy them their own house if she could. He was just being a typical "guy" speaking without thinking first.

After he blamed J.J. for his sore knee, he started being an ass, especially when he snapped at Thelma. But what took the cake was when he slapped Thelma, I don't care if he was drinking, he was in THEIR house.

Yeah, there were some times when he was an ass. He usually would realize it though.

After he blamed J.J. for his sore knee, he started being an ass, especially when he snapped at Thelma. But what took the cake was when he slapped Thelma, I don't care if he was drinking, he was in THEIR house.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that. He did slap Thelma, and that's when Michael almost lost it. Michael and JJ should have whupped his ass right then and there.

Michael and JJ should've whooped his broken ass. That always pissed me off that JJ was such a wuss. Nobody would slap my sister in front of me and get away with it.

Yeah, there were some times when he was an ass. He usually would realize it though.


Exactly, Every man is an ass once or twice.....three or four times :lol: Everyone puts their foot in their mouths at some point in life.

He could be soooo corny at times with those impersonations.

When Thelma first started dating him, I liked him. But I started disliking him when the Evans' were trying to buy a house, and everyone was putting their money in the pot for the purchase. When Thelma mentioned to Keith that they were including their money too, he went off and said that they were not contributing. That's when I started not liking Keith. :mad: It was fine for him to stay with them free of charge while he was recuperating from his injury, but he can't give them a few dollars to help them get out of the ghetto?!! I'm sure he and Thelma would have still been living with her family.


He wasn't in the wrong for being mad that Thelma didnlt ask him to contribute their savings but he was wrong to say it in front of Florida

He could be soooo corny at times with those impersonations.

It always seemed to me that he tried to hard.It didn't always flow with him.

Keith did rubbed me the wrong way. His personations, slapping Thelma and his foot in mouth disease. I sure would had loved to see James witnessing Keith slapping his baby girl. It would had been on but it was good that Thelma got him back.

I did not like the character of Thelma when she married Keith. She became immature and giggily around him. It was like he became her world.

Keith did rubbed me the wrong way. His personations, slapping Thelma and his foot in mouth disease. I sure would had loved to see James witnessing Keith slapping his baby girl. It would had been on but it was good that Thelma got him back.

I did not like the character of Thelma when she married Keith. She became immature and giggily around him. It was like he became her world.


Well she was in love

Keith did rubbed me the wrong way. His personations, slapping Thelma and his foot in mouth disease. I sure would had loved to see James witnessing Keith slapping his baby girl. It would had been on but it was good that Thelma got him back.

I did not like the character of Thelma when she married Keith. She became immature and giggily around him. It was like he became her world.

Since when did Thelma become immature and giggly? I have never heard "Thelma" and immature" togethr in the same sebntence until I read your post MStewart.:confused: :p

Keith did rubbed me the wrong way. His personations, slapping Thelma and his foot in mouth disease. I sure would had loved to see James witnessing Keith slapping his baby girl. It would had been on but it was good that Thelma got him back.

I did not like the character of Thelma when she married Keith. She became immature and giggily around him. It was like he became her world.

James would not have allowed them to say in his house for that long. I knew Keith was injured but he could at least got a job instead of staying home all day like Thelma and the others.

James would not have allowed them to say in his house for that long. I knew Keith was injured but he could at least got a job instead of staying home all day like Thelma and the others.
Keith worked as a cab driver.

Keith sucked. :lol:

I really didn't like Keith too much either just something about him annoyed me.