RogerDuke

Lori!!!!!!!! Hi, how ya been? I've missed you. Don't stay away so long next time. I checked that website and found out I write like Larry the Cable Guy

Dixie is the name of cups, Daisy's Jeep, the song on the General's horn, a place in the southern U.S. and my wife's cousin's mixed breed dog.

Bo 35 Luke 60 Jesse 5

Hoss, I went to order one of those on e-bay but the stack of money they wanted for shipping was taller than the mountain.

Welcome to Hazzard County Earl. I could talk about the Dukes all day too so I know exactly how you feel. If you want to share your love of the Dukes, you've definitely come to the right place. A lot of folks around here put the Good Lord and their family above the Dukes and nothing more. I'm one of those folks. We hope to hear a lot more from you. I'm from the other north corner of Pennsylvania near Lake Erie.

Nice!! Where was he at? He's awesome. I met him earlier this year for the first time.

....not exactly a big fan myself but I watch it with my 8 year old grandson.

Thanks Hoss!!!! Great picture.

Jesse stands there for a moment in deep thought feeling his nephew's pain. As he often does in moments like this, the old wise man speaks few words but the meaning and love behind them more than make up for the number. He looks at Bo with sympathetic eyes. "I understand"

Sandy was the squirrel on SpongeBob. Does anybody know her last name? Here's a hint: it starts with a C

Happy Birthday Rosco (July 26) Head on down to the Boar's Nest for a buttermilk after them Dukes boys get away from you. By the time they lose you, you'll probably have worked up a powerful thirst.

I caught some of it. I noticed there was a lot of empty seats there. I saw them taping the front of Jimmie Johnson's grill up. I was kinda surprised because I thought that much tape would block the air getting to the radiator. Maybe it was screen that just looked like tape.

That's awesome! I never noticed the Boar's eye was red (I'm always looking for trivia...LOL)

Bo 37 Luke 58 Jesse 5

"Every good boy does fine" has something to do with teaching people music.

This is one of the coolest things I've ever seen on the HazzardNet. I'm embarressed to ask though but I have no computer skills except e-mail and the HazzardNet so I'm not sure what to do. I really didn't understand all that stuff about links and Firefox. Am I supposed to print it out to play? If so, that'll be a problem because my printer hasn't worked for a couple years. Then again I've never had a need for it. Sorry for being so computer illiterate.

*voice not as loud but more stern* "You know exactly what I'm talking about. Just before you turned around I saw that same face I've seen fer the last 20 years every time you were mad. Now tell me what's on yer mind. Are you missing yer cousins?"

Everyone can play a game this simple. It's almost too easy. Because it's not much of a challenge I don't think it will last long.

If he was the only person there who was being like Uncle Jesse there's a good chance it was Mr. Kohn. If there were a lot of Uncle Jesses there, then we may never know.

Thinking too much isn't really necessary in this game. If the subjects bounce all over the place it would be more fun.

*raised voice* "Hang on a second there young man. What in the world was that look for? You look like you just swallowed some of Grannie Annie's bitterweed tea without any sugar added. What's a buggin' ya?"

See the original post on this thread and you'll learn there's no rules that the subjects have to be Dukes related. Besides, I'm not afraid of him.

Hmmm, I'm wondering if it might have been Mr. Kohn. Did they have a lot of Jesse look-a-likes there? Was he standing near a white F-150 with a tribute to Denver Pyle on the back window and Ohio plates? If he was near a truck you probably didn't pay attention to the plates but I just thought I'd ask. Next time I talk to him I'll have to ask if he went to DukesFests. I know his son did. Do you know what year it was?

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