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As usual, excellent work Hoss!!

*Jesse opens the door, surprised to see Bo standing right there getting ready to come in* "Oh, there ya are! I was just gettin' ready to come out there and see if everything's okay. I reckon ya got everything done, seein' as how ya was out there so long." *Jesse pauses a few seconds* "Um, maybe we should sit down and talk."

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On one episode it was Jack and the Beanstalk but I think that was a different episode. I don't even have a guess on the second question.

Welcome to Hazzard County M.M. I'm from Lake Erie so I don't have a southern accent but I know what you mean about thinking it would be cool to have one. There's just something about that sound that makes you feel at home even if you are a northerner. I can't explain why but southern accents are just so soothing. There hasn't been a Dukesfest for awhile but I hope your dream comes true someday. You're not anywhere near Youngstown Ohio are you? A bunch of Dukes folks are getting together around there later this month.

Welcome to Hazzard County Chuck. Nice car....it sure is unique. WE hope to hear a lot more from you. By the way, where's Pearl River? Roger

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A half hour after sunset the sky starts to darken. At this point Jesse is completely packed and has his night robe on and is thinking about going to sleep to get an early start. He starts to wonder about Bo. Jesse knew there were extra chores with the other two gone but didn't think his nephew would take this long to get in. Then Jesse remembered that tonight was a Full Moon and that the Full Moon always rises at sunset. He reckoned that Bo was sitting on top of the barn watching the beautiful orange orb rise up out of the cornfield. He looked out the window but saw nobody on the barn roof. Then, it dawned on Jesse that Bo is always a little extra sensitive when Luke's gone and perhaps his strong words were the cause of the young man's absence.

If you remember from "Happy Birthday General Lee" they painted it that color because that's the only paint Cooter had in stock.

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You got me stumped on that one Hoss. I don't even have a guess. I wouldn't have even remembered Black Jack Bender if Lizzy wouldn't have mentioned him. Was he from "The Meeting"?

You sure are talented with a computer Hoss. Thanks for posting that.

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That's hilarious Hoss!! But seriousely, hopefully it's a little consolation. I'm sure he's pretty upset about the cancellation.

I missed the first few minutes of the interview, It was from 1996. NPR said that it will be available on their website at NPRmusic.org

bottle (it's been awhile since those three bullfrogs were advertising Bud)

The show scheduled for September 4th has been cancelled due to circumstances beyond Ray's control but he's planning on making a jump on Friday, September 24th instead. Details are available at his website at www.northeastohiodukes.com.

Well, there's good news and bad news. The show scheduled for Sept 4th has been cancelled due to circumstances beyond Ray's control but he has scheduled a jump for Friday September 24th instead. Go to the website at www.northeastohiodukes.com for more information.

It's been awhile since the HazzardNet has had a Fan of the Month who doesn't post on a regular basis but Ray Kohn of Northeast Ohio Dukes sure deserves the honor and that's exactly what he's getting for the month of September. We'll soon start to see the temperatures cool off after Labor Day passes but Ray's love of the Dukes of Hazzard will always be as hot as the General Lee's exhaust pipes. In fact, he's going to be taking his love of the show to a high level to start the month off....literally. Once again, he's going to be flying the orange 01 Charger in his Dukes of Hazzard Stunt Show on September 4th. Go to the "Sept 4th Dukes Stunt Show" thread for more information and go to Ray's website www.Northeastohiodukes.com for even more details. While you're there check out the videos of some of his previous adventures in the General Lee. It's hard to say what seperates a fan from a superfan but there's no doubt that Ray is about as much of a superfan as a person can get. His love of the show runs deeper than the bottomless quicksand in the Hazzard Swamp and his accomplishments in promoting the greatest television show in history are legendary. Some people DO and some people WATCH and Ray most definitely fits into the first catagory. While most of us are content to slip our DVDs in and express our love of Hazzard County on the HazzardNet, Ray lives it. His three top priorites in life are family, friends and fun and Ray manages to weave all three of them into his love of the TV show, his stunt show and his club, the Northeast Ohio Dukes. Ray plays Bo Duke in the stunt shows and for good reasons...he loves action, he's not afraid to take a chance, he shows respect to everybody around him, he's friendly and polite, he cares about his family and community, his energy level is sky high and he'll be the first one there if someone needs help. If you check out his website, you'll see that he became a Dukes fan on the day he was born. The love of the show runs in his family. In fact, CMT did a television special that featured them in 2007. If ever there was a family that reminded you of the Dukes, it's the Kohns and it all started with Ray's father who is the Uncle Jesse of the family. Mr Kohn even owns a 1973 white Ford F-150 that's identical to the Dukes patriarch's. Ray's favorite episode is "The Dukes Meet Cale Yarborough." He wore out the part of the DVD on that episode where three General Lees are driving beside each other. He has all 7 seasons on DVD and they're all wore out from overuse too. He's been to seven DukesFests and has met all the surviving stars multiple times and knows some of them very well. Here's a shocker. He might play Bo on his stunt show but his favorite character is.....Luke! Yep, that's not a misprint. Ray's experiences with the Dukes of Hazzard are truly the stuff of legends. If there was ever a contest to see who the greatest Dukes of Hazzard fan of all time was, a lot of folks here on the HazzardNet would certainly be in the running. While we were all standing around arguing who's the biggest, Ray would just jump over the whole group of us with his Dixie horn blaring. That might not answer the question of who the biggest fan is, but it would sure get our attention....and getting attention for the greatest television show ever, is what Ray Kohn does best.

National Public Radio (NPR) is airing old interviews of country music stars this week. Tomorrow (Wed) at 3:00 Eastern Standard Time they will feature Waylon and Willie. I think they're airing the Willie interview first. It sure would be cool if the Waylon interview occured when Dukes was being filmed and he mentions our favorite show. If you miss it, it might be available on their website after Wednesday. I'm not sure though.

The only one I like is black because the General used to be that color. Although I have to admit, dark blue looks sharp.

Tomorrow, an old interview of Waylon Jennings is going to be on NPR (National Public Radio). I think the show is going to lead with Willie Nelson though. It would be awesome if the interview took place while Dukes was being filmed. Maybe he mentioned it. If you miss it, I bet you can probably catch it on NPRs website. Just to clarify...the interview will aired September 1 at 3:00 PM Eastern Standard Time. NPR is doing a series of old interviews from country music stars this week.

I know the two answers to this one but I'd like to see someone else get it first. If it's not answered in 24 hours I'll answer.