I'm glad you all liked the caps.
LOVE the caps, thanks
Elsie! Just the kind of pics a girl likes to see on her birthday...
Ooh, shirtless Danny, what more can a girl ask for on her birthday?
I hope you had a lovely day.
I can't believe that you look at pics of shirtless Danny and focus on the kitchen's stuff instead, something is wrong with all of you...:lol:
:lol: I have to say that I was intrigued by what he had in there. Plus a fully stocked fridge and lots of fruit. I was impressed by that. :lol: Although the silver thing, I have no clue what that even is, and the spice rack looked more like a gift that a mother might give to her son, than actually something he would use.
On a more serious topic, and not to step on the toes of the "Did Danny cheat?" thread, but has your opinion of Danny changed after last night's episode, or is it the same? Do you think he was acting out of character, or were his actions typical of the Danny we know?
My opinion of him hasn't changed at all. I'm not sure that his actions were out of character even. He has often been shown as emotional and seeking approval, as well as grief ridden over the previous few episodes, so for him to find solace and foster a relationship with Rikki doesn't seem particularly odd to me. It may not be the healthiest of ways to grieve, but people do deal with grief in all sorts of ways, many of them more damaging than this, and Danny and Rikki seem to be helping each other through the process so I don't think it painted him in a poor light at all. However, and trying not to step on the toes of the other thread, if I was to discover in the future that he and Lindsay were in fact supposed to have been in a serious, exclusive relationship at the time then I might be slightly disappointed in him. He doesn't strike me as the kind of guy who would deliberately set out to hurt someone, so I don't think his intentions were bad. I would go as far as to say, in my opinion, that given the other factors that have played a part in bringing him and Rikki closer, he could be forgiven for his indiscretions, that's if forgiveness is even required.