RogerDuke

It's not possible to ramble on too much when talking about the Dukes so you won't hear us complaining. Welcome to Hazzard County. We look forward to hearing more from you.

I just got gone watching "The Great Santa Claus Chase" and will watch the Dukes cartoon Christmas show when my grandkids come over tomorrow. I hope everybody has a very merry Christmas and as Boss says at the end of the episode "And God bless us every one."

I wish I could come up with new ideas to make HazzardNet more popular again but I'm tapped out. It makes me sad to log in. It's like seeing a relative die. Am I correct in assuming there's nothing that can be done? I wonder how long it can last. This may be our last chance to brainstorm and come up with a 2017 plan to revitalize this place. I wonder if it can survive 2017. For those of you who remain do you have any ideas left? Anything at all? Seeing this once great place being reduced to a word association thread is just too much to bear. What ever happened to the plan to integrate HN with Facebook? Maybe I just didn't understand how it was supposed to work since I'm low tech. Maybe we should just start saying our goodbyes. I cant imagine this site will even be maintained if hardly anybody is using it. This is painful. I guess I'm guilty too for not logging in as often but every time I do it hurts too much.

break

Checkmate

Treasures

WHAT?!

Thanks for the update. The western US has seen many of these things but folks in the South aren't used to it.......at least not at this level.

Welcome to the HazzardNet! I wish I knew the answer to that but I don't even know who Eduard Khil is.

wreck

One of the knives from the show! Wow, that would be a great collector's item!

The Hazzardville Horror was too scary for me so that'd be way to scary.

tornado (the r and n blend together to look like an m)

flakes

I don't know what that is. All four major Japanese bike makers back then were making Harley looks-a-likes. I remember when they started the practice of making them. Harley wasn't happy and as I recall filed a copyright lawsuit but that didn't stop them. I know the brands of the dirt bikes in the seven years of the original series were intentionally removed because they weren't supposed to use them. Now that I think of it, I'm trying to remember the word "Dodge" ever being used. I do think "Charger" was used a few times. The front forks of Daisy's bike look like that of a Harley "Fat Boy"

swim (as in Michael Phelps)

Awesome Mark! You certainly deserve the recognition! Thank you so much for your love of the Dukes and all the ways you promote it.

taxes

I don't fall asleep during episodes but I will agree that Hazzard County is the closest place to Heaven here on Earth.....and if anybody tells me it's not a real place I remind them that telling me that is just as mean as telling a kid that Santa isn't real. If Hazzard is real in my mind then it's real.

boss

whine

No, he owns a garage and is a top notch mechanic, maybe even as good as Cooter...LOL This is pretty amazing. I was walking around our local fair Friday night and saw a guy with an 01 hat on. I was wearing my 01 hat (bought at Ray's stunt show) and my HazzardNet shirt (bought here) I recognized this guy as someone I once knew so struck up a conversation with him. Come to find out, he's the guy who owns the property where this pond jump will (hopefully) take place and it's the next dirt road over from me!!!

In The Treasure of Soggy Marsh the number to the Duke farm is " Hazzard 587"

Hope ya had a great birthday yesterday cousin Luke!!!!

I just talked to Ray last night and found out that this idea of jumping the General over a pond near my house is only a proposal and not yet a done deal but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it will happen. Jumping over a pond would be a first for the Northeast Ohio Dukes stunt show and jumping a police car into the water would be a first for them as well.