RogerDuke

I agree about the Georgia episodes. Even though I live in Pennsylvania the woods and the roads in those episodes look like mine so I feel more like a resident of Hazzard County when I watch them.

Now its really official. I just deleted the 8 hours of Christmas music I had on the dvr from Sirius satellite radio on Dish Network. I feel good. Now I have to wait for the snow to melt so I can get the dirt bike going again.

You're my hero Justin. I need to hear that old Hazzard County fighting spirit.

Miami Vice (I think its almost as old as Dukes)

No I didn't and I didn't see this post until it was too late since I'm heading for bed or I would have watched it today. Thanks for the reminder Justin. Happy anniversary DOH. I'm sure getting old because it doesn't feel like it was that long ago. I'm exactly one week younger than John Schneider so I guess In not that old since I can say all the surviving stars are older than me.

Everything turned out fine for my daughter and her family. Now all they have to do is dig out. I'm glad they never lost electricity. Can I ask what state you were in Justin?

LOL I never looked at it like that. I suppose the best thing I should do is quit complaining and start posting more!

Tractor

Its official. I've finally gotten over the post Christmas blues. So that means you folks can stop sending me those get well cards.

Does anybody know someone in the big blizzard? Our daughter and her family live in Winchester Virginia so they're in the worst part of it. So far they still have electricity so if that holds out they'll be fine. They don't have a lot of snow plows down there so it will be a long time before they clear this out. They could get four feet of snow.

Hamburgers are made out of cattle so that response stands

I can't believe I still haven't seen Moonrunners. I wish I could help you but I'm not good with techno stuff

hamburger

I joined Garrett's fantasy NASCAR league yesterday. Its going to be tough on Garrett now that Jeff Gordon is gone.

I guess just got spoiled from coming into HazzardNet when it was at its peak of popularity. If I would have known about it or known how to use a computer I would have started it sooner. I still remember the conversation I had with my daughter when she said you can find anything on the internet. My first reaction was"Dukes stuff?" Before that point I could have cared less about computers. Then the folks I met here became like a second family because of the bonding power of the Dukes. The quality of folks still on here is as high as it can get. It's the quantity that saddens me. Justin, I don't think the controversy is a factor. Mark, I love your quote "I kinda live in Hazzard in my mind most days!" Thanks for the kind words.

Thanks for making me smile Mark. I really get depressed that the HazzardNet isn't the bustling place it used to be and all my friends from years ago have moved on.

Hulk Hogan (Thunderlips in Rocky III)

I've been avoiding saying this but I'm really hurting here. Where have all my HazzardNet friends gone? Why isn't anybody loyal anymore?

This sure brings back memories of our Christmas parties. Those were the days!

Sweet! You're talent and dedication constantly amazes me!

Just saw Hank Williams Jr on The View today. Normally I wouldn't watch that kind of show but can't resist seeing Hank. I'm starting to get a little sad because you see less and less of Hank's generation and his style of music on tv anymore. Oh well, it was nice to see it today. I guess my lifestyle is starting to fade into the past.

Thanks for the update. Keep up the good work and keep us posted!!!

That reminds me of the Redneck woman Gretchen Wilson who leaves her Christmas lights on all year long.

Crayons

Still got them! I wonder what the record is for having them. I wish everybody would get all their decorations down. That would help me to not think about it.