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If you ever saw the movie "The Village" it will remind you a lot of that. There is a village in Pennsylvania from 1859 that has an Ogre that the villagers must sacrifice a human to once a year. Two young visitors from modern times come into the village...I won't give away too much more......John is one of the villlage's leaders.

I didn't see it in them papers but that federal feller said we have to be out by the end of the month...that's two more weeks

*Fireworks explode* *Millions of Hazzardnet users across the globe cheer in unison* History has been made!!! DaisyMae has broken the record (her own) and has now answered 42 Duke or Dupe questions in a row correctly. Congratulation DaisyMae!!! Now get back to work!! Which of these were on the show? Pine Junction or Alligator Alley Emery Jude or Jude Emery (episode names) Enos Strate to the Top or Rosco Hits Bottom

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John Schneider is on a 2008 movie called "Ogre" that is on right now if anybody sees this post tonight. (Saturday March 8...9-11 EST) It is on the SciFi Channel. This Ogre is awesome....great special effects!!

Now ya got me curious Tim, can a '68 be spotted in any other way besides the taillights? How about a '70? Is the front end the only thing different on them?

Thanks for looking that up for me B.L. That's a pretty impressive streak but I hate to tell you some bad news...It's Moss Hotel so your streak ends *sobs* Daney and DaisyMae got them right. DaisyMae has 39 in a row correct and is going to try to break her own record (41) with this next set of 3. Hopefully the pressure won't make her so nervous that her hands shake to the point that she types in the wrong answers. Which of these were on the show? Dead Man's Curve or Dead Man's Peak Deonte's Peak or Widow's Peak Bo Beaudry or Pa Beaudry

Jimmy, Welcome to the Hazzardnet. This is a great place to be for a Dukes fan like you. You're from Niagara, huh? I bet you've eaten breakfast at the Flying Saucer Restaurant!!. Buckle up for safety on this website. We got reputations for driving pretty fast here....I'm gone.....

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After the blessing, they all started serving themselves and passing the food around. Jesse wondered to himself if Luke would be able to hold his opinions until after dessert. He knew all too well how passionate his older nephew was about standing up for what he thought was right. He could also tell that Bo's enthusiasm was starting to irritate Luke.

Jesse *both sad and angry* Wellll, that's the key to this whole thing *picks up one of the papers and pauses while glancing at it* It seems as if Boss figured out he if he can find a business that would benefit the public, the Eminent Domain thing goes into effect. He's gonna give 10 percent of the profits to the orphanage and, because of that, the federal government will allow him to take our place. *pauses* Them federal fellers must not know what us Hazzard folks know about Boss. That orphanage ain't gonna see one red penny of those profits from that horse racetrack. *pauses and sorrowfully adds* And we're fixin' to lose everything we ever worked for and everything all the Dukes before us worked for....this land.

Jesse finished putting all the food on the table and waited for Bo to get the plates and silverware.

Keep us posted on who went. I don't know what the forecast is up there but the weather around Lake Erie is supposed to be horrible this weekend. Keep it between the white ditches if y'all go.

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Right Alex, that was a toughie. From "Dukes Strike it Rich" what did Boss think that the Dukes struck it rich with? A) silver gold C) oil D) stocks E) lottery

You are both right. DaisyMae has now passed DoubleX with 36 correct in a row. DoubleX has 33. B.L., since your computer is probably faster than mine, could you go back and see how many in a row you have right...thanks Remember, the record is 41, held by DaisyMae. Which of these were on the show? Hobie Stovall or Hobie Harkins Moss Hotel or Hoss Hotel Roy Clark or Roy Orbison

Jesse *whispering to Luke while Bo was washing up in bathroom* Now don't git things stirred up while we're eatin' young man. If there's talkin' that needs done, we'll do it after the peach cobbler

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Here's the recipe for "Daisy's Terrific Truffles" from Purnell Publishing's Dukes of Hazzard "Annual" from 1985. You'll need: For the truffles: 225g (8 oz) sponge cake crumbs 50g (2 oz) walnuts, toasted hazlenuts, or almonds (finely chopped) 3 tablespoons cocoa powder 4 tablespoons set honey 1-2 tablespoons orange juice For the cocoa: cocoa powder or drinking chocolate or desiccated coconut (This amount of mixture makes 24 truffles) Directions: 1) Put all the ingredients together in a large mixing bowl 2) Work everything together until you have a firm even mixture. You might find it easiest to start with a wooden spoon, then use your clean hands as the mixture becomes firmer. 3) Divide the mixture into 4 4) Out of each section of mixture make 6 small balls, rolling them in your hands until they are nicely rounded. 5) Roll the balls in your chosen coating 6) Chill in the fridge for a few hours before eating. Daisy likes to serve these truffles for Halloween but they're good any time of year!!!

*too hungry to be in the mood for wit or discipline, Jesse simply repeated his command*

*sets horseradish on countertop and brushes hands on sides of overalls then sits down at table listening intensely*

Very Nice General Grant. Spoken like a true Duke.

Jesse *glaring at Bo while setting a pan of mashed potatoes on a hotplate in the middle of the table* Bo!!

Sorry, I didn't do a very good job of wording that. Let me rephrase it. Who was related to the Dukes and once had a farm in Hazzard County, people with the last name of Hotchkiss or Henshaw?