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He has tragic taste in men. Oh, TJ, honey. No.

Who, Who, Who, and Who? These people are all clearly figments of viewers' imaginations. And I just have to reiterate - any man who would look twice at Steffy when he has Ivy is the dumbest waffling jackass in all the land. Add in Ivy's personality contrasted with Steffy's desperate "look at me! I'm fun!!!" personality, and it's even more absurd.

This may be one of my favorite typos ever.

I think that, in Katie's case, she got what she needed out of the Ridge relationship. She beat Brooke, she rubbed their relationship in Brooke's and Bill's faces. Bill wanted her back. So she could afford to be magnanimous, given that the woman Ridge was interested in was AnyoneButBrooke. Plus, she probably got a little thrill out of the fact that the new woman in Ridge's life is like half Brooke's age. To me, there is a world of difference between Amber's lie and Caroline's and Maya's. I know, a lie is a lie, but there is just so much wrong in the whole deal with someone not telling you your baby died, depriving you of the opportunity to deal with your grief over the loss and shoving someone else's baby in your face, letting you believe he is yours. I look at it this way - I'm married, and we have a son together. If I found out my husband cheated on me, yes, I'd be pissed. But, it's something I'd move on from at some point and, hopefully, find a way to be a civil co-parent with him after we divorced. But, if I found out that while I was in the OR having emergency surgery after delivering our son, the worst happened, and my husband managed to hide that and find some baby to replace him, there would be no forgiveness. None. And Maya's lie, yeah, I'd be pissed about something that huge being kept from me, while others knew, because the person was waiting until we were engaged to let me in on it, but ultimately it's something I could get past and continue on with that person.

"Dad! Don't let my brother manipulate you into undoing the contract I manipulated you into signing!" Eric is so unspeakably dumb here. You can remove Rick from the CEO spot without awarding it to Ridge. Take Ridge wanting or not wanting the job out of the equation - Rick isn't worthy of it. The dumbass shot up the office, endangering employees. That should be an automatic yank out of the office, regardless of what's going on between him and Ridge, because no company should leave a spoiled brat who shoots up the office when he's pissed sitting in the CEO's chair. Period. Also, as a father, the fact that Rick is standing there, telling you how desperately he needs this job, "life and death," should give you pause to consider that, more than this job, your son needs some serious intervention in his mental and emotional health. Lord help us all, the fucking Bratz doll is back.

Someone pointed that out to Varni, after he told people to just not tag Ron if they're criticizing the show. I've heard more than a few stories of people who he's blocked and/or ripped on because they used the GH hashtag on their posts without tagging him. I'm guessing the network definitely wouldn't be cool with him telling viewers to stop hashtagging their shows when they discuss them. I don't know why the network doesn't just tell Ron that if he wants to engage in twitter wars with viewers, he needs to do it under an anonymous twitter name, while leaving his "real" account one that shows a professional, adult, executive and not a petulant spoiled child who is less mature than the 10 year old actor/character he's fixated on.

It's breathtakingly idiotic that Varni sees no problem with needing to tell fans "maybe you shouldn't interact with our head writer on twitter so he doesn't throw a tantrum all over your ass."

No, he and Varni are both fighting with Michael Logan. They claim that him scooping IB's departure violated journalistic integrity, or some such shit.

This does not surprise me. Not even a little.

I totally forgot about the PP angle. Of course Ron would be that petty. And now I'm going to have to seek out the Lifetime show.

There was one, but the person running it changed it, at some point, from a parody of Ron to just an account that rips on the show. I kind of wonder if Ron threw a stink over it or if the change was for some other reason.

Since Ron likes to use stars from other soaps or his former OLTL cast members, I'll give him a pass just this once if he can manage to land Josh Kelly as Dillon.

I have to admit, I'm one who was never really bothered by Eric's descent into idiocy. I think it is because Will is just so good at portraying it that it pretty consistently made me laugh. If it hadn't been for his talent, I probably would have been bugged by it.

I believe he just gave her something to put her in an medically induced coma while he treats her.

Wyatt was absolutely an ass to enable the public trashing Bill laid on Maya, but Nicole is just an idiot. She was so desperate to secure her own rich guy, just like Maya's, that she sold her sister out in some lame effort to "bond" with said rich guy. She did it to bond with Wyatt, and Wyatt did it to make dear old Dad proud of him. They're both idiots.

Here, you can borrow my handy guide: It's all of them.

Hypocritical, self-serving, lying, cheating, murderous, selfish shit bags. Or at least really OK with seeing people killed, if not directly murderous.

At this point, I think the only person left in town who gives a good God damn if anyone lives or dies is Michael.

Maybe she and KA can form the "My boyfriend has the same job I do, but I don't like when he does his" club.

At this point, the only rootable couple this show has is Michael/Sabrina. (And who would have thought that last year?) I'd include Dante/Lulu, but they're coated in the "Ron so wants to mess this up" stink.

Can Dr. O then kill herself in grief over the death of her BFF, the Serial Killer?

Why am I not even surprised those rumors proved true? At this point, it's pointless to hope that Ron learns to restrain his worst impulses.

I was going by the previous post stating he was close to 40. I didn't run a background check to determine the exact age. Regardless, people look young for their age, it happens. I'm 42, and I've had a lot of people assume I'm in my 20's. And, again, add in that the character has had plastic surgery, and it makes sense that he doesn't look age appropriate. Hell, he's acting opposite Becky Herbst, who doesn't seem to have aged in God knows how long. Now, when you put him opposite Sonny who (sorry, Mo!) looks every bit of his age, it's really obvious. Has there been any explanation as to why Ric married Nina yet? Or do I need to check Ron's Twitter feed for that?

Watch them have him confide the truth in Valerie, but not Lulu. I did a double take at Jake's claim that he spent 6 months desperate to know who he was. Um, that was desperate? Because I was getting more of an "eh, I really like this nurse, so I'm cool just hanging with her and her kids and get together with Carly for BFF sessions where we braid each other's hair and talk about our love lives" vibe out of his desperation. And when Greenlee showed up claiming to be his wife, he seemed to resent her more than looking to her as a means to get answers for that desperate curiosity. (But, of course, he's SuperJason, so he knew she was really nobody to him.)

I assume sitting somewhere overseas (Paris?) waiting for Liam to show up telling her Ivy means nothing to him and begging her to come home and marry him.