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RogerDuke

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  1. You certainly have nothing to be ashamed of B.L. There's not a whole lot of people who could get 70 in a row. I doubt that I could if I was answering. Speaking of which, I would love it if someone else would post a couple. *pleading* Come on somebody, I want to answer (not ask)....just once (or more if anyone's interested in posting them)

  2. Thanks for sharing that with us Tim. Even though I'm a northerner, I was in that part of the country on that day. I was going through Marine Corps boot camp in South Carolina at the time. Unfortunately, I didn't see the General Lee running around anywhere. Come to think of it, where I was at (3rd Battalion) I didn't see a whole lot of any kind of cars.

  3. Well B.L., this is the part of the game that I hate....where I have to tell someone that their impressive streak has ended. In your case, that impressive streak was answering 70 Duke or Dupes in a row correctly.

    Rimfire Lane is from "Diamonds in the Rough". The word "quicksand" was never used in any road, landmark, or body of water in Hazzard County.

    In the meantime, Daisy has answered 210 in a row correctly (and 268 out of 269)

  4. Thanks for telling us about this DaisyMae.

    Hey daisydukexenosstrait, it's refreshing to know that there's still parents out there like your dad. As a dad (and also grandpa) myself, I have a lot of respect for men who are smart enough to raise kids with high moral values. That's why Uncle Jesse is my hero.

  5. B.L. and Daisy got all 3 right.

    Daisy has 207 in a row correct (and 265 out of 266)

    B.L. has 69 in a row right. (Hey, the General Lee was made in '69)

    Which of these were on the show?

    Shorty Shank's Airport or Morgan's Airfield

    Rimfire Lane or Quicksand Road

    (episode names) The Chickasaw Outlaws or Road Pirates

  6. You're right B.L. It was never shown.

    Min, I remember them mentioning a root cellar too but I don't know which episode. To answer your question, I think a root cellar can be the same thing as a basement but I would guess that it would be lacking a concrete floor or other such luxuries. The temperature in a root cellar is more constant (and cool) so people used to store their roots there that they used for food and medicinal purposes. There probably were folks who had root cellars seperate from their house.

    The used to have "spring houses" too. That was a place near cool water that they built a small shed around (the better insulated ones were stone and not wood). The spring water would keep their food cool so it was like a primitive refrigerator.

  7. Well General, It was my first car. I took over payments ($99/month) from my brother when he went into the Marines and I was still in high school. I owned it for 11 years from 1977 to 1988 and thought about restoring it someday but finally accepted the fact that it would have just been too costly and so I sold it for parts. Besides, it was a 1975 and they don't have much value as classics like the 1964-1973 Mustangs do. Well, I have a lot of pictures and countless memories of that old blue car so that will have to do. Someday I might try to buy one that is as close to my old car as I can find.

    As you know General I don't have computer skills but if you have the ability to look up an old song called "Old Yellow Car" you'll probably really enjoy it. It's about getting attatched to a car so you can probably relate to it. I have it on the tip of my tongue who sang it but can't quite spit it out.

  8. B.L. and Daisy got all 3 right.

    Daisy has 204 in a row correct (and 262 out of 263)

    B.L. has 66 in a row right.

    Which of these were on the show?

    Cross Creek Road or Cross Country Cafe

    Easy Living River or Swift Creek

    (episode names) Route 11-7 or Route 7-11

  9. Well General, to quote that famous philosopher Waylon Jennings.....

    "I've always been crazy but it's kept me from going insane" LOL

    By the way, I know what you mean about getting attached to a vehicle *sighs* I really do miss my Mustang *tears up*

  10. I have that song on my Hank Williams Sr. Greatest Hits CD.

    It might possibly be the saddest song ever written.

    I guess because it's so sad I can't really say I'm in love with it but I think it's a great song that can help people through tough times. When you're hurting that bad, it's always nice to know that there's someone out there who knows how you feel.

  11. Right again B.L.

    In the spirit of Halloween, here's 3 questions from "Hazzardville Horror"

    Easy Question

    What's the Hazzardville Horror?

    A) haunted house

    B) 3 headed ghost

    C) Boss's raw liver comes to life

    Medium Question

    Who turned his patrol car into a convertable by driving under a tractor trailor?

    A) Cletus

    B) Enos

    C) Rosco

    Tough Question

    What business were the silver thieves pretending to be in?

  12. The best thing I like about the song "Redneck Woman" is that she mentions Charlie Daniels and Hank Jr. Any song that mentions those two guys is okay in my book. I only wish that Rosco would have caught those two rednecks in his celebrity speedtrap. It would have been awesome to see them on Dukes.

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