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Why did Jessica say to TJ you would dress up for Lisa dinner was she pissed at Lisa for her comments about Christina?

happygirl wrote:

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Why did Jessica say to TJ you would dress up for Lisa dinner was she pissed at Lisa for her comments about Christina?

I've been waiting to see if someone knows the answer to this question. My area is only airing season 2 repeats, so I'm not seeing the shows you guys are. I'm not sure what incident you are referring to.

I do have many of season 3 episodes on tape, so I'll try to pick that episode out and review. The problem is that not all of them are labeled so, it might take a while.

happygirl wrote:

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Why did Jessica say to TJ you would dress up for Lisa dinner was she pissed at Lisa for her comments about Christina?

I'll review my tape and let you know. Tomorrow or Monday.

Chistina was really upset when she found out that Lisa had been reading her personal letters and emails...I don't blame her at all. Lisa has no right to get into anybody's stuff but her own. tHAT just gave them the ammunition before the charges were make....If it was so important to her though, she could have put it in a really safe place. between the mattreses or better yet, between the,..I think they all were curious as to what kind of a girl stripped for a living and did a few lap dances. All kinds!! I rember when i was 22 or 23 yrs. old, and had to do that for a couple weeks. It has to be the most degrading job in the world. They could replace me with a blow up doll, or anyone that I only did that for 2 weeks, y parents offered to pay our expensives until i got back to work, but i was too proud. Never let false pride stand in the way of a good job with denefits and perks, It would make a good cartoon for someone to do though,,... make a little short story out of itl Don't you think the writer is s

Not a reply, just my thoughts re Jessica. I have long wondered how
the relatives of those killed on 9/11 cope with the"anniversary
footage" shown on TV. Even though I always have a hard time
when the anniversary of my own mother's death nears, I cannot
imagine having it replayed over and over and over. I know the
powers that be feel it's an homage to those who died, but wonder
if they ever stop to think of those relatives. Perhaps some are
comforted, but I tend to think there are many who probably hate it
as much as Jessica. I always wondered out loud to my husband
about it, thanks to S/O, at least I know the answer from one person's perspective. I hope they do "tone it down" some.

ceilidh wrote:

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Not a reply, just my thoughts re Jessica. I have long wondered how
the relatives of those killed on 9/11 cope with the"anniversary
footage" shown on TV. Even though I always have a hard time
when the anniversary of my own mother's death nears, I cannot
imagine having it replayed over and over and over. I know the
powers that be feel it's an homage to those who died, but wonder
if they ever stop to think of those relatives. Perhaps some are
comforted, but I tend to think there are many who probably hate it
as much as Jessica. I always wondered out loud to my husband
about it, thanks to S/O, at least I know the answer from one person's perspective. I hope they do "tone it down" some.

I wonder thte same thing. Although, I did not lose anyone that I knew personally, it hit me hard. I still think about it much too often. I have talked to several people who feel the same way. It's difficult to explain.

I especially feel insulted with the comments that lady has made in her new book that attacks the 9/11 widows. I haven't read the book but I think she admitts to saying that these people enjoyed the notority associated with their loved ones death. I can't believe anyone could be so insensitive.