RogerDuke

Thanks for posting this Tania. I turned 58 today and Denver was 59 when Dukes started so I'm on my way to being just like my hero Uncle Jesse.

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AWESOME

I would need more evidence to believe it.

Where did you hear that?

Thanks so much Tania. It was a great jump and I'm happy for him. I hope he didn't get banged up too bad. It looked smooth but that can be rough on a 58 year old body. I wonder if he is the oldest person to ever jump that far.

I'm pretty low tech so I don't ever post videos and don't even know how so I don't know the rules. Hoss answers all the tech stuff if MM isn't around.

We appreciate it Tania. You're a great addition to the HazzardNet!

If anybody knows how the jump went today please post it.

It's a big day in Hazzard County. John Schneider turns 58 today and Bo Duke is jumping the General Lee in Louisiana. We love them both and wish them luck!

Hey, this brings back some good memories. Since joining here Hoss at times carried the HazzardNet on his shoulders and should have been named fan of the month 100 times. So the least I can do is award him the honor for April 2018. Congratulations Hoss.

Potato chip

Amen to that Brother Hobie! Amen to that!

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Hoss must be getting ready for that spaghetti harvest. I hear it happens on Sadie Hogg Day every year over there.

I think MM has to do that.

We sure miss you Lulu. You will always be a beautiful lady. Happy birthday!

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For no good reason the word arachnophobic popped into my head while I was on a website today.

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It looks like the Dukes favorite driver has another birthday coming up on Tuesday. Happy birthday Cale!

We dodged that snow here in NW Pennsylvania. Everybody hates those Monday races but I guess they have no choice.

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I appreciate you figuring that out Hoss. I've been crunching those numbers for a few days and had calculated five mph but that was with a 2 mph margain of error. I know you're better at math so I'm taking your word for it. I'm not sure which is making me more nervous, having to jump that far or go that fast. I'm thinking I should make the jump before I turn 58 next month while I'm still much younger. Another thing I thought of. What happens if I get way up in the air (say 4 inches into the jump) and have to go to the bathroom? Or what if I get hungry? It's not like there's a fast food drive through around that high in the air. Which reminds me, we calculated distance and speed but not height. Could you crunch some more numbers and see how high I'll be?