RogerDuke

Woops, I missed it on John's thread. Thanks Garrett.

I was flipping through the channels tonight and caught the last 5 minutes of a show called "R U Faster than a Redneck?" on the Speed Channel. Guess who was driving a classic Camero and racing against a newer car? Yep, John Schneider. I'm not going to say who won but they're reruninng it tonight at 1 am (EST) and then again Monday March 11 at 9:30 PM EST. There were a lot of Dukes talk in the short time I saw it so I'm looking forward to catching the whole show.

Next question. Is there an 01 car this year? If not, is there a 1?

smile

Thanks for the updates. Was Scott Speed racing last year? I don't remember the name. If I would have heard it I think I would have remembered it.

Ronald McDonald

Thank you so much for writing this fun RP with me Garrett. It's truly sad to see it end. It's like old Waylon said "In Hazzard we tend to have happy endings" This one sure ended happy. Although I have to admit those Beaudry's shooting up the place had me a little nervous there at the end. It's been an amazing experience to share this with you. I'm glad your hero Jeff Gordon survived his ordeal in Hazzard County. Who knows, maybe his NASCAR season will have a happy ending too. Thanks to eveyone who followed this fun story.

I'm really strarting to worry about free speech. Some of the things people get fined, suspended or arrested for are ridiculous. It's getting where you can't say anything without asking the government's permission to speak.....or in Hamlin's case, NASCAR's governing body. I guess the higher authorities want a bunch of mindless robots to rule over.

happy (as in Happy Meal)

I agree with these last two posts. Another Dukes movie could be made and be successful but the people in charge willl never listen to reason. Just look at all the successful redneck reality shows on TV. The time is right for a new movie but they'll ruin it again if they don't get advice from true fans.

french fries

sun

Thanks to both of you for the updates. I need all the help I can get after Daytona and getting crushed by Garrett in the fantasy league.

It's amazing how you research and figure this stuff out Hoss. Thanks.

injury

As the father of a daughter and two step daughters I can relate so I loved this story. My daughter is 28 and my twin step daughters are 30 so I remember going through what you're just now starting to experience. Thankfully I survived and now they all have families of their own. After having no sons I've been blessed with 4 grandsons and a one year old granddaughter so it's going to be a long time before I have to worry about her going out on her first date. By that time you'll be where I'm at now. Just a bit of advice, don't scare away the good guys. Someday you'll be happy when you have good sons-in-laws. Feel free to chase off the idiots though. Someday your girls will thank you....even though it might take some time for them to understand. By the way, thank you for serving your country.

Happy birthday Daisy!!! (March 1st) We love you cousin!

Welcome to the HazzardNet IA. You've going to love it here!

Clydesdales

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It looks like JR Ewing will die on March 4th. If he doesn't die on that day it will be the episode that will lead to his eventual death. Tonight (Monday Feb 25) may have been the last time we saw an original scene with him in it. Judging by the scenes they showed for the upcoming episode they looked like a review of past scenes and not anything new. In a way this is also the end of an era for The Dukes of Hazzard since the shows were linked backed to back for all seven years of original Dukes episodes. Back then you could hardly talk about one show without the other coming up in the conversation....and since there were only three channels the shows just seemed bigger and more epic than the watered down television of today. I'll miss JR. He certainly was a scoundrel but so was Boss Hogg and I miss him too. It's times like this that I think of my own mortality and the mortality of all of us. I suppose the one thing that matters most of all is our relationship with God.