RogerDuke

I met one of my middle school teachers at Walmart after I'd grown up, got married etc. She said I hated school worse than any kid she ever knew!   

The XXX on the moonshine jugs was one X for each time the shine had passed through the still, to purify it.

there were no VERICOSE VEINS on daisy's legs

there were no VERICOSE VEINS on daisy's legs

I never even heard of it. We only got NBC growing up so I'm guessing it was ABC or CBS. When I was 19 and Dukes came out I had to go down the road to my grandparents. They could afford a tall antenna. 

Especially on days when the weather was nice. It was so tough to be stuck inside. I was always looking out the window daydreaming. 

I join you on that. Lol.

I was born in the south-west, but grew up just outside London, about 100 miles from Birmingham. I don't remember visiting Birmingham for anything other than shows at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC).

The first 5 episodes were filmed in the STATE of Georgia.

In 'Road Pirates', the bad guys were hijacking TRUCKS.

The love of TDOH is UNIVERSAL!!

Last year on the social media channels, I ran HazzardNet Hysteria (the Dukes version of March Madness). It didn't even occur to me to post about it on the forums.  I will be posting polls here for y'all to vote too. Last year it was characters and Uncle Jesse won. This year, it's Battle of the Episodes.
 
And since y'all are the most avid supporters of HazzardNet, you get first crack at the polls! I'll post them here first.

Ok, here are the winners so far.
 

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My people are from county Down , Northern Ireland and so we have ppl in our family and friends who are Irish that celebrate it!   
 
* This  was the moment I heard Rosco say Boss was about  to be cut down in the prime of his beef! ( Pork!....Enos)  Hush! ( Rosco).....I've always thought this was funny! ......prime of his beef! LOL!   

I've lived in Ireland for over 20 years, but I'm originally from England.

My ancestors were mostly from Counties Cork and Donegal. 

Happy St. Patrick's Day. March is an exciting time of the year. It just got more exciting with the HazzardNet Hysteria! 

Happy St. Patrick's Day! I have a splash of Irish from my mom's side. I am always wearing green because I have green eyes (my overwhelmingly Scottish heritage).

Duke of Duke. He wasn't really a Duke. Just a scammer named Roger.

For me it finally went away around 6pm Saturday. Wife's finally went away Sunday morning. 
Tomorrow and Wednesday will be very spring like with temps in the upper 60's then Thursday a dusting of snow has been forecasted for the 1st day of spring 
Only thing that wasn't green on me today were my jeans and shoes 

Due to the big drop in barometric pressure my wife and I got headaches yesterday and pretty much stayed inside and were couch potatoes. Winds got up to 55-60mph. 

I hope you get to feeling better bud!

I hope everyone in the US is safe and well.

In Ireland, March 17 can only mean St Patrick's Day. This year I had to help out a bit with the organizing, but still got to see the parade and other attractions. Despite not being Irish, I still dressed head to foot in green!

Roger, you'd probably have enjoyed seeing the Museum of the Moon, an art installation which features a 7m diameter, 1:500,000 model of the moon.

A temporary Ferris wheel gave us great views despite cloudy conditions.

Finally, we got some great live Irish music from Kíla. The uilleann pipes and bodhrán mixed with flutes, drums, guitar and bass were played with such energy - it was amazing.
 

One of the reasons the show was as good as it was, is because of denver 
PYLE !!