RogerDuke

Now that's funny. Thanks for posting it!

I got a great comet view last and the forecast looks good tonight. Check it out if you can in the northern sky under the Big Dipper. You will get a better view if you get in a dark location and use binoculars. The best time is an hour and a half after sunset.

Thanks for asking. The situation has gotten worse. I have twin daughters (actually step daughters). They have husbands and five kids total. Add my wife and I and it totals 11 people. We were all together a week ago and now 7 of the 11 are sick. I'm still fine but I was being more careful than the others. A lot of people are starting to say that everybody will get this eventually unless they develop a vaccine and that presents a whole other set of questions. The big question is: can you get it again? Definitely unchartered territory.

Better luck next house.

She didn't have a very good day but we're hoping for a better one tomorrow. I'm trying to decide if I should call Doc Appleby or Doc Petticord. Which one do you folks think is best? I'm still symptom free for now.

Bad news. My wife has it. I don't have any symptoms yet but we're both under quarantine for at least 2 weeks.

Go Chase!

I've seen Comet Neowise in the northern sky the last two nights but they weren't very good views because of some clouds. Anybody else get a view?

I'm starting to get a little nervous. Our daughter and her family left this morning after spending a week here and everybody felt fine. It wasn't too long after they left that my wife started coughing and went downhill quick. She developed a fever and chills. She's going to call the doctor in the morning to see about a test. We're in northwest Pennsylvania and they came from northern Virginia so neither are hot spots but that doesn't give us a lot of comfort.

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Good job Hoss. You were right!

The founder of HazzardNet, Meadowmufn, also has Rosco as a favorite character. In fact, they were personal friends. Rosco used to be on the HazzardNet and used to come into the chat room. Young folks like you are truly the future of Hazzard County. You are vital to carrying on the tradition and I can't express enough how much us original fans appreciate you. Have you gone down to Rosco's section in the characters forum? He has a birthday coming up this month.

LOL....that's why they always struggled for money to pay the mortgage....their insurance was so high from all those wrecks!

Since you have national health care over there Hoss does the government pay for hospital bills in a car accident or is the responsibility of the auto insurance company?

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Welcome to Hazzard County. It's good to have a new person in town and we hope you stay a long time. From what I remember back then, if you were still making payments on your car, the bank required insurance. If you owned your car then you didn't need insurance (these rules varied depending on what state you lived in).....but eventually everybody had to have insurance that was called "no fault" although people jokingly called it "my fault" since it hurt folks with better driving records. The cheapest insurance only covered the other car and person in the accident IF the accident was your fault. Remember though that Waylon often said "We do things different in Hazzard County" so none of that really mattered anyways.....And as people often said, if it weren't for Cooter the show couldn't have happened. It didn't matter how bad the wreck was, Cooter would have all the vehicles fixed up that same day for donuts and beer, with a small amount of cash on the side.

Nice win for the rookie CC. What happened to Chase Elliott?

I sure hope you can get out of there as soon as possible. Hang in there buddy!

I saw the highlights but didnt watch any of the race since we've been busy with grandkids. It will be interesting to hear comments though.

Learn something every day. I'm sure that was in the credits but I never noticed.

If you can make it 20 minutes then you're getting in about 19 minutes more than me. Anymore, I just check out the headlines and that's it. TV news used to be informative and it was once REAL NEWS. Now they're all just a bunch of opinion shows. I do watch all of the local news though. They still do a good job. I haven't been watching anyDOH episodes lately. Our daughter and her family are staying with us for a week. It's been fun.

I'm starting to worry about the best moonshiner on the HazzardNet.

It's really great to hear from you. Your engine is definitely a thing of beauty! Thanks for keeping us updated.

Dish Network was carrying it a couple months ago so I watched it. I don't think I'd seen it since it was in theaters. I'd forgotten how good it was.

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