@chris_zed7425, But she would definitely make a pretty bride for Joe Jack?????!!!!!

@Sanbaddy, I think that maybe her 2-bedroom cottage in Arlen Heights might just possibly get traded in for 519 South Rainey Street across the street from Hank’s front door as the crow flies; provided that when she moves in there, she’s legally married to Joe Jack?????!!!!!

@@user-wi6sh6vh8u I don’t fully understand what you’re saying here. Can you give some context and elaborate?

@Sanbaddy, If you possibly happen to recall when Hank got the softball team to take on the Ace of Diamonds and his Jewels to reorganize the baseball team of Tom Landry Middle School, and they happen to mention what happened to Joe Jack at Taco Bueno, which was an attack of appendicitis, and he was still recovering at that point? Well, the fact of the matter was that he was recovering from the attack of appendicitis at Judy’s 2-bedroom cottage at Arlen Heights, especially since most doctors today consider appendectomies to be outpatient surgery. Anyway, while Joe Jack was recovering in the guest room of the 2-bedroom cottage, he and Judy fell in love with with one another, and no sooner after “TO SIRLOIN WITH LOVE” aired, I firmly believe that Peggy helped to get them the house across the street her and Hank; thereby adding new neighbors to South Rainey Street at house number 519.

@@user-wi6sh6vh8u Damn I never considered this. I was understood most of this. Basically, Peggy’s help got her a family a bit later?

Eventually, once Judy Barnes marries Joe Jack, they gotta take up occupancy in the house at 519 South Rainey Street, especially since Judy’s expectant with the first one of their five sons. In fact, the sons they wind up having will be friends with the five sons of Tammi Duvall and Boomhauer.

Tell it to Nancy who only selected the $12.00 vegetable peeler and Minh who just up and panicked when Peggy wanted her to buy something from the Cozy Kitchen catalog?!

@joecab1, Due you have any artist friends that can possibly draw a wedding reception scene in which the Cozy Kitchen representative Judy Barnes as the bride and Joe Jack as the groom?!

@@user-wi6sh6vh8u all your responses sound like they came out of an AI wtf

Is the idea of making Judy Barnes a regular character not sitting too well with your way of thinking?

@@user-wi6sh6vh8u oh yeah you're an AI responder

@joecab1, I’m as much flesh and bones as you. Besides, what’s the matter of having the Cozy Kitchen representative Judy Barnes getting married to Joe Jack of Strickland Propane?”

You’ve caught my interest….why Joe Jack of all people?

It started when Joe Jack suffered an attack of appendicitis at Taco Bueno. Now, since most physicians nowadays have placed appendectomy patients on outpatient lists, Joe Jack (being the Strickland Propane employee who delivered to Arlen Heights) spent the next two weeks in the second bedroom of the two bedroom cottage Peggy sold to Judy, and he recovered there while Hank and the rest of the softball team took on the Ace of Diamonds and his Jewels to reorganize the baseball team for Tom Landry Middle School. Although, as Judy nursed Joe Jack back to health, basically what is known in both medical and romance circles as the Florence Nightingale syndrome took affect. After which, Peggy then sold to Joe Jack and Judy, 519 South Rainey Street while managing to resale the two bedroom cottage in Arlen Heights to Kahn’s mother (who would eventually have Cotton’s Japanese love interest from WW2 Michiko for a roommate). Eventually, Joe Jack and Judy over the next five years make one trip a year to the maternity ward as she gives birth to a son each time.

@@user-wi6sh6vh8u this is a ridiculous, pointless tangent that was clearly written with only your own amusement in mind and it’s *exactly* the kind of thing I would write. I think I have found in you, friend, a kindred spirit. You have my love and you have my pity, for being like me is not something I would wish on my worst enemy 😅

For starters, you obviously failed to read between the lines. Secondly, Judy’s just pretty enough to become Mrs. Joe Jack McKay as well as one trip a year to the maternity for five years in row, and coming home with a newborn son each time. Thirdly, just what is it that you have against Joe Jack and Judy Barnes having their very own happily ever after type of story? Fourthly, would you also be against the possibility of Boomhauer fulfilling his boyhood dream of becoming Sheriff of Heimlich County?