RogerDuke

Would you want to stay there if that guy leaves forever or is there just too many other problems?

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The Fugitive.....season 4 Mindy Lou Hale shows up in Hazzard on her way to nursing school in Macon. She needs money for school and wants to sell T-shirts at the annual Tri-County Motocross race at the Hazzard Fairgrounds. While Boss and Rosco are talking about Boss's latest venture of stealing dirt bikes and repainting them to sell, Mindy Lou shows up. Boss thinks she heard what he was talking about (even though she didn't) so he has Rosco arrest her. She got help from the Dukes in getting away and they took her back to the farm where they figured out what Boss was up to. When Jesse helped Mindy Lou to get across the county line Rosco arrests him and since Mindy Lou feels bad she comes back to help. The Dukes figure out where Boss's workers are stashing and painting the dirt bikes and eventually bring Cooter there to overtake and tie up the workers. When Boss gets there he doesn't realize that the 3 people he is talking to are Cooter, Bo and Daisy since they have painter's clothes and masks on. He confesses to a tape recorder that Cooter rigged up to a paint sprayer and Mindy Lou goes off to nursing school and Bo won the race and the $500 prize. -- Johnny Paycheck sang "Take This Job and Shove It". Boss wasn't exactly crazy about the song. --I love dirt bikes so this is one of my favorite episodes. The dirt bike jump with Luke and Mindy Lou on the same bike was a great stunt....and a tough one. I loved Boss on his white dirt bike....what skills! -- When Rosco told Boss he couldn't find the Dukes and Mindy Lou, Rosco said "They weren't anywhere I looked". Boss responded "Well, have you tried anywhere you haven't looked?" -- cool thing about Johnny Paycheck. Just this spring I met a guy who was a guitar player in his band.

Either way you'll be happier.

We wish him well Hoss. I've known a few Paralympic athletes. In fact, I'm friends with a guy who was the head coach of the USA basketball team a couple Olympics ago. I really admire those folks.

Now I've lost all sense of taste and smell....pretty decent day though....except real tired and taking a lot of naps. My wife is practically back to normal.

I'm not sure where the Duke boys are but when they hear about this they will likely make a quick return....unless Jesse calls them on the CB and says he's doing fine without them.

I guess this quote applies to our day today as well. I do seem to be over my cough and chills but I was really exhausted all day even with a lot of sleep.

Unless the guy's DVD player doesn't work. This thing is about 25 years old so it's no surprise. The door won't open to put the DVD in. My wife has another one stashed away in the closet. It's old too but must work since she's not the type to keep something around that is useless (even though she keeps me).

Well Spike, look at it this way. When you do find your next place you will appreciate it so much more because of what you have been through. And when you appreciate things you are a much happier person. This jerk that has been terrorizing everybody will never be happy so you will end up the winner. It's like Waylon always said "On the HazzardNet we tend to like happy endings." (or something like that)

That's awesome that you are always looking for a Dukes connection. You are a true fan.

It was good hearing from you again ralmcg. How have you been lately?

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That is a good point. I bet that guy will start up the reviews again tomorrow. Just a hunch.

It's a bit depressing how slow things are here on the HazzardNet.

Are you going to look at a third one anytime soon? It's always nice to have a cool wife. My wife keeps her cool better than I do but it sounds like yours has mine beat in the cool department.

Thanks Spike. It's been a rough day for me but my wife made a little progress.

Another bad turn. I have covid-19 now. I started getting symptoms last night but it's in full gear now. I'm sitting here on the hottest day of the year and I'm all bundled up like it's winter. I haven't done anything all day and I feel like I've just ran a marathon. I have a cough and upper respiratory congestion but it's not too bad. The health department said it's safe to say I have it and a test isn't required under these circumstances. So, statistically I'm in the "probable" category even though I clearly have it.

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!