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punslinger said, 6 months ago
clueless…thy name art jeri!
gmartin997
said, 6 months ago
Just whose image do you think is more important, Johnson, yours or hers??
The Old Wolf
said, 6 months ago
I keep wondering what kind of life experience would be necessary to jolt Jeri out of her archetypical-dumb-blonde-self-centered-valley-girl psyche, and what it is that makes so many people in real life (guys included) end up in that mode. It’s a puzzlement, and it’s disturbing, because these people end up in the workplace or as parents.
sjsczurek said, 6 months ago
@The Old Wolf
Love. And all of its imitations. Love is not founded on logic; hence it defies logic, exists outside of it. That is why it escapes description and reasoning. and partly why it is as miserable as it is joyous.
SUSAN NEWMAN
said, 6 months ago
Just don’t talk to her, Johnson!!
SeaFox10 said, 6 months ago
Why else would he be happy?! He got rid of you!
AgProv said, 6 months ago
Jeri has a lot in common with Quinn Morgendorffer in “Daria” – in that particular TV comic, the vacuous and shallow Quinn eventually finds depth and maturity when she grows up, marries and has three kids. A lesson for Jeri or a glimpse of her future?
rmaxell said, 6 months ago
“When you’re away, I’m restless, lonely,
Wretched, bored, dejected; only
here’s the rub, my darling dear,
I feel the same when you’re near”
~~ Samuel Hoffenstein
Chelsea Prochaska said, 6 months ago
Here he’d just gotten rid of the weight of Jeri on his shoulders : /
Chelsea Prochaska said, 6 months ago
@AgProv
There are a lot of good comments today! As for “Daria”, wow, I vaguely remember that! I never saw when Quinn grew up and became an adult – was it kind of like the ending of this Preteena, a glimpse into the future?
gmartin997
said, 6 months ago
@The Old Wolf
That, Old Wolf, is the one mystery Allison never answered.
sjsczurek said, 6 months ago
@Chelsea Prochaska
I hadn’t heard that the Daria series continued that far. I was sorry to see it end, sometime in 2002 as I remember, but I hadn’t heard that it continued. Quinn married and a mom of three? Well then what became of Daria?
Clark Kent said, 6 months ago
@The Old Wolf
How about this life experience: draft jeri into the army. One of my grandnieces joined the army and she likes it. My grandniece would chew jeri up one side and down the other and drill jeri a few new @$$ holes. jeri would either shape up or get a dishonorable discharge after a year in the stockade. Yes I just typed that even though I’m a Leftist Liberal Socialist who hates authority.
Paula said, 6 months ago
The perfect answer!
Night-Gaunt49 said, 5 months ago
@AgProv
I haven’t gotten to see that episode of “Daria.” Daria, smart, unassuming, emotionally flat and wonderfully sardonic. Wish I could meet someone like that.