Re: Episode 10 - 3/23 - Sweet Home Alabama 3 - Thread #1

[Bullwinkle]

Bullwinkle!!

Thank you! Glad to be here :Woah-hoo: :bigsmile:

[atem]

I keep watching Paige and Jeremiah's final scene over and over. How can anyone watch that and not feel happy for them? They are too cute!

I know, they are adorable!

[Admin]

I love this pic of them!

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[lavenderred]

Larissa hasn't responded after I responded to her reply. If all the Bubba idiots can be spewing stuff all over the internet I think it's only fair the person who caused all of this gets some crap thown her way too!! I hope some others will tell her what they thought too!

ElizabethJRome ‏ @ElizabethJRome
@larissamatsson Nice fake out. But why end on a downer? When will we see the happy couple?

Larissa A.K Matsson ‏ @larissamatsson
@ElizabethJRome not sure what you are referring to. Paige picked the man she loves.

ElizabethJRome ‏ @ElizabethJRome
@larissamatsson Why did you end with Bubba and not the happy couple? He's not the story @Paige_Duke and @followjeremiah are the story.

ElizabethJRome ‏ @ElizabethJRome
@larissamatsson @Paige_Duke and @followjeremiah should have been the end of the episode, not the loser. We want to see the happy couple!

And now I'm getting ready to retweet those to both CMT twitter accounts and @GlassmanMedia. SHA editing not only trashed Jeremiah they totally ignore the couple. The last we saw of Jeremiah he was walking away. No interview like Saint Bubba, nothing!

[Northstargirl]

From the Minneapolis Star Tribune:Jeremiah Korfe, a farmer from Clarissa, Minn., out-wooed 21 other bachelor contenders on CMT's reality show "Sweet Home Alabama" to win the heart of Southern belle Paige Duke in the finale that aired Friday night. Despite obviously scripted story lines being standard for reality TV, Korfe, 29, and Duke, 25, swear on the prairie potholes of west-central Minnesota that they are truly in love.

"We just hit it off right off the bat and had kind of an unspoken thing between us through the whole show," Korfe said. Even more eyebrow-raising: Duke, who grew up in South Carolina and went to college in Georgia, was living just an hour's drive from Korfe before they met on the show for the first time, they say. She had recently accepted a job as a spokeswoman for the hunting and fishing supplier krugerfarms.com in Starbuck.

Korfe, who splits his time farming with his father near Clarissa (pop. 590) in Todd County and making music with his country-rock band From Joyce, said he applied to be on the show at the urging of his mother and sister. The couple's big challenge after taping wrapped Dec. 18 was trying to see each other on the sly, so as not to reveal the outcome.

"We had three months of a functioning non-functional relationship," Korfe said. "This is a small town, and everybody knows me. She had to wait until it was dark to drive to my place, and if anyone came over she had to hide until they left." As for future plans, "we're just excited to be able to be seen in public right now," Duke said.

KRISTIN TILLOTSON (star Trib reporter)

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[LoveDovez]

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LOVE IT!!!!!! :cutesmile!:

[Guest]

I am so jealous of Paige! I love Jermiah!

[rc49ers]

Night Everyone , loved seeing Paige and Jeremiah total love for each other . looking forward to another video of their journey that began on their first date .

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[atem]

From the Minneapolis Star Tribune:Jeremiah Korfe, a farmer from Clarissa, Minn., out-wooed 21 other bachelor contenders on CMT's reality show "Sweet Home Alabama" to win the heart of Southern belle Paige Duke in the finale that aired Friday night. Despite obviously scripted story lines being standard for reality TV, Korfe, 29, and Duke, 25, swear on the prairie potholes of west-central Minnesota that they are truly in love.

"We just hit it off right off the bat and had kind of an unspoken thing between us through the whole show," Korfe said. Even more eyebrow-raising: Duke, who grew up in South Carolina and went to college in Georgia, was living just an hour's drive from Korfe before they met on the show for the first time, they say. She had recently accepted a job as a spokeswoman for the hunting and fishing supplier krugerfarms.com in Starbuck.

Korfe, who splits his time farming with his father near Clarissa (pop. 590) in Todd County and making music with his country-rock band From Joyce, said he applied to be on the show at the urging of his mother and sister. The couple's big challenge after taping wrapped Dec. 18 was trying to see each other on the sly, so as not to reveal the outcome.

"We had three months of a functioning non-functional relationship," Korfe said. "This is a small town, and everybody knows me. She had to wait until it was dark to drive to my place, and if anyone came over she had to hide until they left." As for future plans, "we're just excited to be able to be seen in public right now," Duke said.

KRISTIN TILLOTSON (star Trib reporter)

Geez, even the press has to be so mean!

Love the pics and caps guys!

[atem]

Night Everyone , loved seeing Paige and Jeremiah total love for each other . looking forward to another video of their journey that began on their first date .

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Night!

[atem]

Night Everyone , loved seeing Paige and Jeremiah total love for each other . looking forward to another video of their journey that began on their first date .

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Night!

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