The Aftermath

[Roseio]

Originally Posted by JennK

I am feeling sick to my stomach -my gut is saying do not watch and my head is saying but it has to be Jason...My heart doesn't want to know...I do not know what to do but at least this has all prepared me and I am sure he is fine now-because if these rumours are true and he has watched this show he just might be relieved. If the rumours are false and we have indeed seen a fairytale then all is good. I will say though I will be angry that ABC and this guy Fleiss took advantage of a little boy

I still cannot believe that it is Jesse-so much screencap evidence points directly to Jason. However, Deanna has to choose the man she loves-it is her choice and she should never considering naming Jason if he is not that man-much too cruel plus the usual ending down the road would hurt even more.. I think Jason is the best, but he knew he had a son when he came on the show-Fleiss did not take advantage of that darling little boy-his Dad permitted the filming. And if Jason chooses to be the Bachelor-where does that leave Ty with the track record for a happy ending from that show!! Methinks all the players have ulterior motives-just IMO.

[Google]

 

[casualfan]

Originally Posted by cape

are you sure he wanted that to be public knowledge?

Seems like everything is fair game lately, people were speculating and I was letting them know what I had heard. After all it's a great song!

[Desstiny]

Originally Posted by Lifeisgood2

Saw this in an article and thought it was hilarious! Now who wouldn't want to watch this...

First, drop DeAnna and her suitors in a Home Depot. Make him strap on a carpenter bag and hand him some tools. Can he build a deck? Hang a door? Unclog a toilet?

A picnic is cute but it doesn’t show what a man can do with a task few men enjoy. Let’s send the guys to buy the groceries for the picnic. Without a list. And with coupons.

Instead of watching them ride horses, let’s see if Jesse and Jason can change the oil in DeAnna’s grandmother’s ’97 Camry and which of them also notices that the PSI on her tires is low. Kayaking? No, let’s hand the guys a stack of receipts and see who can navigate the rough waters of DeAnna’s taxes.

And here’s a fantasy suite for you: A king-sized bed covered in laundry. He who folds the sheets and towels best, he who nods patiently when DeAnna tells him to refold the towels in thirds so that none of the edges shows when they’re on the linen closet shelf, he gets to wrinkle the sheets already on the bed.

Here’s a final test date the ABC show producers should consider: Put the guy in a comfy den with a big-screen TV tuned to the Super Bowl or Game 7 of the World Series. Let him watch for an hour with all the Tecate and Tostitos he wants. Then have DeAnna come in wearing a muu-muu and no makeup, grab the remote, hit “Mute” and say, “Honey, I need to talk.”

Move in for the close-up on the guy’s face. There’s where real character is revealed. See which man grabs the remote back, turns off the TV, takes the lady’s hand in his and says, “Sure, hon, I’m all yours.”

Hands down, he’s the one.

OMG - ROFL!!! Would give my left arm to see the Bachelor/ette turn into something like that....now THAT'S reality tv!

[laforjesse]

On the other hand, I'm open to the possibility that he just has a way of speaking that's misleading us. I mean, it's not out of the question for somebody to be so vague and general as to sound false while actually being truthful. He's an interesting character (yet another, on this interesting season), in any case.

Perhaps its because he knows that he is speaking to millions of people and is a little self conscious. Not every one is comfortable romancing in public.

[FanOfUnrealTV]

Originally Posted by Bamaguy

That line will melt the heart of a boot skootin' boogie gal every time, won't it?

I think it made the fat lady sing.

[surviorwannabe]

Originally Posted by NewYearsGal

First time here, but long time observer.

Just read the recap in USA Today.

"Deanna Pappas is due to spend two hours making her final choice and
another hour discussing it. The winner may get a wife (though "may not"
is the safer bet), but the loser gets something too: a shot at being the next Bachelor. And since the primary goal of reality TV contestants is to maximize their time on TV, you have to wonder whether in this case, the loser is'nt really the winner.

Maybe nobody proposes to her!

it is build as she gets 2 proposals.

[FanOfUnrealTV]

Originally Posted by goldie2

I asked Twilley in his thread if this is why he speculates that Jesse is so grumpy lately as some have said..

WAiting to hear.....

Ahh.. If I watched the show and saw the OBVIOUS LOVE STORY and IT WASN"T MINE but D and G's..I would be grumpy too..if I were Jesse...

HIs fiance is in love with another guy....

Which part of this is a quote from Twilley???

[goldie2]

Originally Posted by grneyedgirl

No, she doesn't bring Graham up.

How do you know?

I read somewhere that he was definitely mentioned....

Interesting....

so maybe they won't show. it.. smart on their part..but it happened..I am sure..

I DID HEAR FOR SURE HE IS MENTIONED.....it is posted by someone who knows.... posted it somewhere else...

[Grahamgroupie]

Originally Posted by grneyedgirl

No, she doesn't bring Graham up.

It has been said that she explains to both Jason and Jesse at the ATFR that Graham was not a factor at all in her decision. Just to clear things up.

[Roseio]

Originally Posted by Lifeisgood2 View Post
Saw this in an article and thought it was hilarious! Now who wouldn't want to watch this...

First, drop DeAnna and her suitors in a Home Depot. Make him strap on a carpenter bag and hand him some tools. Can he build a deck? Hang a door? Unclog a toilet?

A picnic is cute but it doesn’t show what a man can do with a task few men enjoy. Let’s send the guys to buy the groceries for the picnic. Without a list. And with coupons.

Instead of watching them ride horses, let’s see if Jesse and Jason can change the oil in DeAnna’s grandmother’s ’97 Camry and which of them also notices that the PSI on her tires is low. Kayaking? No, let’s hand the guys a stack of receipts and see who can navigate the rough waters of DeAnna’s taxes.

And here’s a fantasy suite for you: A king-sized bed covered in laundry. He who folds the sheets and towels best, he who nods patiently when DeAnna tells him to refold the towels in thirds so that none of the edges shows when they’re on the linen closet shelf, he gets to wrinkle the sheets already on the bed.

Here’s a final test date the ABC show producers should consider: Put the guy in a comfy den with a big-screen TV tuned to the Super Bowl or Game 7 of the World Series. Let him watch for an hour with all the Tecate and Tostitos he wants. Then have DeAnna come in wearing a muu-muu and no makeup, grab the remote, hit “Mute” and say, “Honey, I need to talk.”

Move in for the close-up on the guy’s face. There’s where real character is revealed. See which man grabs the remote back, turns off the TV, takes the lady’s hand in his and says, “Sure, hon, I’m all yours.”

Hands down, he’s the one.