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power (I'm old enough to remember "flower power" from the 60s) LOL
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Great post K-Duke. I'm not a Cubs fan but I'm a huge fan of folks like Garrett who are loyal. I'm right in the middle between Pittsburgh, Buffalo and Cleveland, about 100 miles from each of them. Because I'm in Pennsylvania we have a lot of Pittsburgh fans but I certainly admire the loyalty of Cleveland fans and we sure have a lot of them here, especially Browns fans. The only way I wouldn't root for a Cleveland or Buffalo team if it made it to the championship (of any sport) would be if they were facing Pittsburgh. Since the Browns and Steelers are in the same conference that can't happen. On second thought if the Indians ever faced the Cubs in the World Series I'd root for the Cubs.....their loyal fans have been waiting longer than anybody.
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smoke signals
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The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread
RogerDuke replied to Meadowmufn's topic in Dukes of Hazzard Trivia
I'm happy to hear that you had fun at the race Roth. Hoss and you got all three right. From "Enos and Daisy's Wedding" EASY Who was going to be Enos's best man if the wedding would have happened? A) Rosco Waylon Where did Daisy and Enos get engaged? A) In Daisy's Jeep The Boar's Nest C) a boat on a pond TOUGH What comic book was Enos reading at the beginning of the episode? A) Spiderman Looney Tunes C) Beetle Bailey D) Peanuts E) Underdog -
math (you need math to come up with a formula)
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Jeff Gordon was in 17th at half time and finished 17th when it was all over. Joey Logano was the winner (his first this season) after nearly running out of fuel on the last lap. Logano snapped a 44 race streak of no first place finishes. Kevin Harvick finished second and Kurt Busch was third. There sure were a lot of lead changes today!
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I don't know what to say MM. I hope this string of bad luck means you're due for a string of good luck. You're in our thoughts and prayers. We love you.
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Here's a baseball update....... The Pirates are awesome!
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The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread
RogerDuke replied to Meadowmufn's topic in Dukes of Hazzard Trivia
Roth is the only one who got all three right, including the toughie. The payroll is kept in a red metal box. From "Shine on Hazzard Moon"..... EASY What is this episode about? A) moonshine sunshine MEDIUM Complete this quote from Waylon. "Ya know, Bo and Luke went to the fair once and rode one of them big time roller coasters. They......" A) fell asleep. were bored. TOUGH Where did the con man Rayford Flicker live? A) Mountainview Plainview -
Well, we're a little past the half way point and Jeff Gordon is in 17th place, Jimmie Johnson is out of the race, Dale Jr is in 6th and Kurt Busch is the leader.
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The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread
RogerDuke replied to Meadowmufn's topic in Dukes of Hazzard Trivia
From "Pin the Tail on the Dukes" EASY What did Boss buy that resembled radar guns? A) trumpets blow driers MEDIUM In this episode who came back to Hazzard after 10 years in prison? A) Rocky Marlow Hughie Hogg C) Hector Farley TOUGH What is the county payroll kept in? A) large yellow envelope red box C) white cloth money bag D) none of the above -
The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread
RogerDuke replied to Meadowmufn's topic in Dukes of Hazzard Trivia
I'm agreeing with Hoss, it's Ma Harper. She and her three boys are from Chickasaw County and were in season 3. She reminds me a little of Meryl Streep in this pictures. -
Smurfette (she's not brunette but her name ends in ette)
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blond (or blonde if you prefer to spell it that way)
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Belated congratulations on this great drawing Brenton. I agree with Hoss. It's too bad we didn't see this when you posted it in May.
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I just watched two hours of CMAs Country Music Festival last night and I'm more convinced than ever that country music is dead. There were a few exceptions but basically those two hours were a rock/pop festival. Country and Western was what country used to be called but when the western part faded out, the western name was dropped. Marty Robbins was probably the last western singer. I think country should consider changing its name again since only about 20% of it is really "country" and that number drops every year. Thank goodness there's still a few country singers out there. I did enjoy their performances last night. But it appears their time in the spotlight is limited. Eventually they'll go the way of bluegrass. There will always be someone who likes that kind of music but less and less each year.