RogerDuke

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LOL Thanks Hoss. Don't give me too much credit. I had no idea how to post this but it was pretty easy for my daughter to figure out. My computer life consists of fantasy sports, e-mail and HazzardNet and that is not likely to change any time soon. I'm still of the mind-set that more bad than good will come from computers. (like cyber war). The longer I'm wrong about that, the happier we'll all be.

Thanks to my daughter for the best birthday cake ever!

Thanks for letting us know Hoss. Even though he lived a long life it's still tough for us Dukes fans to see folks like him pass on. So many of the folks who weren't major characters are so loved by us serious Dukes fans. May he rest in piece.

teacher

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Universe

I'm sitting here watching the 2007 movie"Norbit". I've never seen it before but it was filmed in Hazzard Square. My wife was watching it so I just sat down with her and I see they even showed the inside of Boss's house. Has anybody else seen this?...just waiting for this commercial to end so I can see more.

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I hope everybody is having a happy Easter. What are you doing today? (or if you're reading this after Easter what did you do?) We're having a lot of family over....too many....our house is small and It's supposed to rain so we won't be able to hang out outside.

Have a great birthday on Monday April 17 cousin Coy! Keep it between the ditches!

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Thanks for all you do MM. You have worked so hard for nearly 2 decades now to unite fans of the best show on the history of TV and we love you for that.

Denver Pyle was born in 1920 so he was 59 when Dukes came out in 1979. John turns 57 on Sunday, meaning he is only two years away from that. It's hard to believe since John looks so young compared to Denver at that stage of his life. I always like to call Jesse an old ridge runner but I guess I should start to think about calling John that too. Since I'm 7 days younger than John I guess I'm allowed to call him old! Happy birthday John. There's nobody on this planet who would have played Bo any better.

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Lucky for me one is not hard to locate at all, it's only 10 minutes from my house. It's called Dirty Cherry Mudding (because it's located on Cherry Hill Road) and isn't that old but is getting bigger every year. I think they have one event every month but it always seems like I have something to do that day. I'm definitely going this year. I have been to a place called Yankee Lake in Ohio a few times. That's the biggest mudding place around where I live but It's over an hour away. Ray Khon does some of his Dukes stunt shows there. What a muddy blast!

Thanks Boss. Great pictures. I just googled Lee 1 General Lee and read the lengthy story by Gary Schneider. Can somebody post a link. I don't know how.(How do you do that anyways. It couldn't be that hard. I don't use facebook or anything so I never figured it out. The only thing I use a computer for is e-mail, fantasy sports and HazzardNet.) Did Bubba Watson sell Lee1?

You were right about your quote Hoss from the old timer selling it but I was right also.....as mentioned in this previous post. I want to thank you for something. Since 1979 I had never noticed that the car from Repo Men was a Charger. I have it on pause in my DVD player as I type this, amazed that I never knew that. I guess I just didn't pay attention and since the grill and headlights were missing I can see how. This isn't the first time I have missed the obvious. I never would have made a good detective because I also miss small details. This was a pretty big detail to miss though.Thank you so much for mentioning that. You are greatly appreciated.