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  1. RogerDuke
    Sorry B.L. you missed one . Honest Abe's Log Cabin Sales (and used cars) is outside of town and it's from season 3.
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    That's a great post General Grant. Here's another reason to like Coy and Vance. (I admit we have to struggle to find them).....If it weren't for them, we wouldn't have this thread. This thread sure is providing some of the best tributes to the show I've ever read!!!!!! Despite our occasional (very minor) disagreements, I sure do love all my cousins on the Hazzardnet. I'm gone.
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    How in the world are you doing this DaisyMae...27 in a row correct!!!! It's going to be sad when this streak ends (if it ever does) Here's your chance to go 30 for 30. To put that in perspective, 10 in a row would be a great streak but you're going for 10 SETS (of 3) in a row. I'm jumpier than a bushy tailed squirrel in a room full of rocking chairs. Good luck. Of course, anybody else can jump in on this too. Which of these were on the show? Honest Abe's Cigar Emporium or Honest Abe's Log Cabin Sales Stone Canyon or Soft Top Mountain (episode names) Hazzard Connection or Chickasaw Connection
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    Hmmm, that sounds like it involves more computer skills than this 'ole hillbilly has. You kids have fun with it though.
  5. RogerDuke
    I think you're talking about Jeb McCobb's grandaughters? I can't think of their first names but they rhyme. They live in Hazzard Marsh. Is it Cindy and Sandy. No, that's not it, shucks.
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    Hmm....I'm starting to see a pattern here. Ya got any pictures of Miz Tisdale?
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    It was at the gazebo in the middle of the square when Boss was getting ready to give his "State of the County" speech. In "The Legacy" what did Lucinda Meadows' husband leave as a legacy at the bottom of Rainbow Mine?
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    This is a scene from the first episode right? That looks like Dennis Haskins on the left. He played Mr Belding on "Saved by the Bell". I was wondering why you posted this. Ya got any nice pictures of her face too?
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    This is mean but funny. When Boss was talking about the old days to Lucinda Meadows, he snapped at Cletus and said "You weren't around in the old days.....and I ain't too pleased to have you around in the new days either."
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    DaisyMae and B.L. got them both right and DaisyMae extends the unbelievable streak to 24 correct answers. I don't know what the record was before that but 12 sounds like it might have been it. Can it continue? Which of these were on the show? Pine Creek or Whispering Willow Creek Cottonwood Gulley or Rhuebottom Canyon Snoozy City or Sleepy City I'm getting nervous. Can DaisyMae keep this up?
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    24 hours and no answer so here's a hint. When it happened, Luke dove on Boss and saved him from getting blown up.
  12. RogerDuke
    Right Double X, it was uranium. It was hilarious when Rosco was trying to use a jackhammer to get it. In "State of the County" where did the last bomb go off?
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    Looks like Double X is getting a streak going too, you've gotten at least 6 in a row right now. I see you didn't fall for Paul Ruebens. He was the actor who played Pee Wee Herman. Which of these were on the show? Earl Scruggs or Jim Scuggs Hazzard Lake or Murky Bottom Bog (episode names) The Fugitive or The Desparado
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    That's a great way of putting things General Grant. Looking at posts like these really makes me realize what a great second family we have here on the Hazzardnet. I'd always fought computers and technology (I'll never own a cell phone) but when someone explained to me, earlier this year, that you could probably find people who also loved The Dukes of Hazzard on this here contraption, I decided to give it a try. Boy, am I sure glad I did. I had a very full happy life before I found Hazzardnet but now, I really feel like my life is even more complete. I feel sorry for people who don't understand why folks like us are so in love with Hazzard County. For me, the Dukes is somewhere between a hobby and a religion. In other words, I model my life around the lifestyle of Hazzard County residents (minus the car jumps) but I don't put them above God. It's awesome to know that there's folks out there who understand. I got a big 'ole smile on my face right now.
  15. RogerDuke
    Nice post General Grant. You sound like the Dukes 'cause you're..."fightin' the system" I especially liked the part about the true meaning of Christmas. It's a shame that's getting lost more every year.
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    Welcome to Hazzard County Starskyknight. I hope to own a beat up white Ford pick-up truck someday just like the one Uncle Jesse drives. If I can't swing it, I'll settle for Miz Tisdale's dirt bike. Until then I'll just git around on Maudeen the Mule. She doesn't jump over wide creeks but she's purtty good at stepping over ditches without throwing me off. Plus she doesn't cost much to fill up. She runs on corn ethanol (minus the ethanol) I gotta go....now where's Maudeen hiding?....
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    Wow, Wow, Wow!!! (did I mention Wow!) DaisyMae has a streak of 21 correct answers. Which of these were on the show? Old Wilson Mansion or Old Weatherby Place Old Ridge Runner Road or Sassafrass Marsh Road Circuit Judge Potts or Judge Paul Ruebens
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    That was a tough one. It was Cletus. From "Good Neighbors Duke" what was Boss hoping to strike it rich with? Uranium, oil or gold?
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    Since we've gone a day without a response here's a clue. She was a fortune teller.
  20. RogerDuke
    Thanks Laura, it's always nice to get a compliment. I think everybody else can relate to one statement you made that sums up the entire Coy and Vance experience and it's not necessarily the fault of anybody....it's just a truthful, realistic evaluation of the average Dukes fan's feelings. Your statement was "I just didn't feel the warmth of John and Tom." That's common ground that we all share.
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    I remember when the show was out originally and I lived for Friday night, it didn't really bother me that much when Coy and Vance were on. Sure, I liked Bo and Luke a lot more and I didn't think Coy and Vance were as good of actors but the show meant so much to me (and still does) that I ignored the bad and focused on the good. Coy and Vance were family and if it weren't for them the show would have ended after season 4, which means we would have missed out on almost half of the fun. So, not only did they help Jesse and Daisy through hard times, they helped to keep Dukes around long enough that we had two more seasons after they left. Losing Bo and Luke wasn't the hard part. Losing the series after 7 amazing years was. Thank goodness for the DVDs and the Hazzardnet....and thank goodness for all of you good Hazzard County folks out there who use it. We're all Dukes (and Davenports, Hoggs, Coltranes and Strates) at heart. I'm grateful to anyone who had anything to do with those 7 years, including Christopher Mayer and Byron Cherry. They aren't perfect but they're still Dukes. I'm gone.
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    Woops, let me rephrase the question. The following people were all at the Duke Farm for Christmas Eve but there was also someone else there who is NOT on the list but should be. Jesse Luke Daisy Bo Boss Rosco (and Flash) Cooter One other person was there. Who was it?
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    You got all 3 right Double X. Which of these were on the show? Lucinda Meadows or Lucille Ball Hazzard County Gravel Pit or J. D. Hogg Granite Quarry Hooper Hill Road or Hopkins Road
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    That would be Grady Byrd played by Dick Sargent. He was in "Jude Emery" and "Officer Daisy Duke" I hang out with a friend nicknamed Three Pack. Who am I?
  25. RogerDuke
    Pardon me for being a little dense (that happens a lot) but I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to do. Would you mind explaining it a different way. Since I have no computer skills (believe it or not, Hazzardnet is the only website I've ever been on in my life) I may be a little slow at getting stuff that may involve computer skills or terminology. Sorry.
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