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Hey there Shaun. Welcome to Hazzard County. We sure hope you stay awhile!

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I know how you feel Dixie. It makes me sad that this old town isn't as busy as it used to be. I was just flipping though the first few pages of when the trivia thread started and missing the glory days and all my friends here who have left. I really don't want to join facebook but am seriously considering it. I'd only use it to talk to fellow Dukes fans. As much as I love HazzardNet and am still loyal to it I can't stand the silence anymore. It's just getting too painful.

It's been two and a half months since Susan logged in so I assume she is not going to finish this so I'll continue it myself unless anybody objects. I'm the type of person who doesn't like to leave something undone.

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That confused me too but I think Dixie means that "nothing" has been posted on fanfic

That makes me want to dig out his book and read it again. He sure is an interesting man who overcame some obstacles in life and through hard work and determination became a household word. Unless you're really young everybody knows who you're talking about when you say the name Cooter. The same could be said for all the main stars. The Dukes of Hazzard was so popular its mark on television will live on a long time. The best example of that is "Daisy Dukes". Today's teenagers might not recognize Catherine but they know what Daisy Dukes are.

It's good to hear from you Dixie. I've missed you. I'd be interested in doing a role play if you want to. Did you see you one I was doing with Susan? You could take over her spot if you want. I doubt she'll be back and I'd hate to see it go unfinished. Please keep posting. I still have hopes that folks will come back and get more involved again.

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I just got done watching "Days of Shine and Roses." Denver was born 97 years ago today.

I'm not sure how many of the stars weren't happy with the move to California. I bet you're right about Ben. I'm sure Sonny liked Georgia better since he was from Valdosta. I remember an interview James Best gave where he wasn't happy with the move.

Happy birthday to my hero.

I get what you're saying but I'm fine with Kwanza. If anybody tried to take away Fourth of July because its offensive to British people or St Patrick's Day because it's offensive to folks who aren't Irish then I would be mad. People should be permitted to celebrate their culture as long as they don't take away somebody else's right to do the same. That's what was so outrageous about taking Dukes off the air. It took away the freedom of others to enjoy it.....especially innocent Dukes fans who did nothing wrong. I don't celebrate Kwanza because I don't want to. People who don't like the Dukes because of the flag should just not watch it if they don't want to. Taking freedom of choice away from the folks who wanted to see it was just plain wrong.

With a name like Bo I'm not surprised. Even though his car isn't a General Lee tribute anymore I'll root for anybody who is a Dukes fan.

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Thanks for updating us. It's always so much fun to watch these things develop......especially since I don't have to do any of the work....LOL

Comparing Hogan's Heroes with Dukes is something I hadn't heard before. It is a good comparison and makes a lot of sense. Many of the founding fathers in America owned slaves and nobody here is proposing that we rewrite history to boycott them and pretend they never existed. People are smart enough to consider the way the thought process of society at that time worked. After the South Carolina tragedy some people forgot that which caused the knee jerk reaction to happened. It looks like we are returning to sanity and society is once again learning that the Dukes of Hazzard is good. Things like this move slow but at least we appear to be heading back to the right direction.

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I've seen two things recently that have given me hope. An article about Ray Kohn's jump in Detroit mentioned that the flag wasn't a big issue since people like Dukes so much. I'm pretty bad with finding stuff on the web but I saw an article about how even the mayor had a picture taken with the General. (If someone can refind that and post the link here I'd appreciate it). I also opened my Sunday newspaper and saw a section called Parade that has been around in Sunday's paper as long as I can remember. On the front was characters from the TV series Dallas comparing what those stars made to modern stars (adjusted for inflation). Inside was a picture of Bo and Luke with the hood up on the General and no mention of the flag controversy. Politically correct winds change direction with time and I hope that is starting to happen. I'm not saying that society here in America will make any more TV shows with the flag on it....unless it is in a historical context....but I do think folks have woken up and realized there was nothing racial about the Dukes....or any other show or movie that showed the flag. Simple logic shows this. If a person watches "Gone With the Wind" they are not watching something that is promoting the return of slavery or justifying it in any way. But sometimes logic doesn't always win out in tragedies like the one that happened in South Carolina. Taking the Dukes off the air and punishing innocent Dukes fans for the acts of a madman was wrong. I get it. Sometimes knee jerk reactions happen. That's human nature. It is my hope that the tide is turning and we will see a return of the reruns someday. It may not happen soon but as the healing continues and we head in the right direction it is possible. It's like old Waylon says "In Hazzard we tend to like happy endings."