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The Christmas party went well but it wasn't as rowdie as some of the parties we've had in the past. Rumor has it that Meadowmufn is planning a hum dinger of a party for next year. That's good because I'm going to need a year to recover from MaryAnne's egg nog. *burp* I had fun and hope everybody has a Very Merry Christmas!
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The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread
RogerDuke replied to Meadowmufn's topic in Dukes of Hazzard Trivia
Now that you put it that way I'll go with "When You Wish Upon a Hogg" -
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It's good to have you back!
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Bo, this is in flash chat....not the one we used to do.
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Party Time!
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The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread
RogerDuke replied to Meadowmufn's topic in Dukes of Hazzard Trivia
I'm going to have to check my season 7 episode list on this one because I'm lost. -
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Thanks for posting these Hoss. I am confused about one thing though. That sign doesn't make any sense. Why in the world would anyone ever want to leave Hazzard County?
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The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread
RogerDuke replied to Meadowmufn's topic in Dukes of Hazzard Trivia
I'm getting strong feelings about B and C and I'm going with David's Great picture of Rosco....what a classic scene! -
How about 7 PM EST on Thursday the 20th?
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hay (for some reason I thought of baliff hay) (as in bale of hay)
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This one will make Hale-Bopp look like a baby. It's name is Comet ISON after the International Scientific Optical Network although it was really discovered by Vitali Nevski of Belarus and Artyom Novichonok of Russia on Sept 21, 2012. Due to a technicality they didn't have it named after them. It is anticipated that this may be the best comet since the great one in 1680. It will be visible with binoculars by early October and with the naked eye a month later if you know where to look and have dark skies. After that it will brighten dramatically and hit it's peak in late December a year from now. It will be in the constellation Gemini from now until August and will then speed up and move through Leo, Virgo, Scorpius, Herculus (at Christmas) then Ursa Minor (AKA the Littler Dipper) and pass by the North Star before dimming and disappearing. This will probably be the biggest astronomical story of our lifetime. Well, I'm old enough to have watched the first man walk on the Moon but this will be a different kind of big story!
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The photo montages - The Dukes of Hazzard
RogerDuke replied to Alex-Dukes's topic in HazzardNet Photoshop Contests
ROFL Well Hoss, if you watch that episode you'll probably have to do it Home Alone because I don't think anybody will be coming over to see it with you.... On the other hand it may be good for a laugh or two. Hey, could you put Daisy in the back of Jeff Gordon's race car and title it "Driving Miss Daisy."? Garrett will love that. -
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I like the idea of Thursday the 20th. Any other opinions? Considering the time difference would you be up for a late nighter Hoss?
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The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread
RogerDuke replied to Meadowmufn's topic in Dukes of Hazzard Trivia
I'm not sure but I'm going with the bicycle. LOL, Hosso! (woops) -
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Hazzard County Welcomes Jeff Gordon
RogerDuke replied to Garrett Duke's topic in Role Playing - Author Created Characters
Boss grits his teeth, grunts in disgust and turns around facing away from Jeff then stands in one spot for about ten seconds. He then walks over to Rosco's desk, his face displaying the fury inside. He inhales deeply then reaches for the CB on the desk. "Rosco, where are you?" A response comes across the airwaves quickly, "Um, right here Boss, talking on the CB" Boss is even madder now, "I know you're right here you lugnut but where is here?" Rosco sounds confused, "Uh, in my sheriff's car." Boss has reached the end of his rope and he hollers into the microphone, "Rosco if you don't tell me where your car's parked right now I'll, I'll....let me put it this way, if you're not here in 5 minutes you're fired. Do you copy that?" "Uh, yea Boss. I was just handing out these posters for the big race like you told me to do." Boss responded, "I don't think there's gonna be a race Rosco because you're coming over here and we're going to take our guest on a little trip.......to solitary confinment." -
This time next year will be very exciting if astronomers are correct in their predictions. The most brilliant comet ever seen by anybody alive is on the way and should be at it's brightest by Christmas 2013. The comet may possibly be as bright as the full Moon and it may become so bright it will be visible in daytime. Often predictions of comets' brightnesses don't live up to the hype but even if it doesn't this will still be a spectacular sight. It is currently in the area of the constellation Gemini and is only visible with large telescopes and only looks like a tiny white dot. When it does start to become visible in the fall it won't be visible in the evening. Seeing it will require getting up past the middle of the night. I'll be posting more about it later. And by the way, don't worry, there is no chance of it hitting Earth.