dukefan1

well i think everyone is a little dissapointed but people mess up in life and it happens, I dont think anyone on here cares about people having opinions I think what they are saying is that it isnt right to call him names like trouble and bad news he could have a medical condition that no one knows about or something like that he is still luke duke and still love him all the same.

yeah his son chasen is on as the I.D maker

to bad there is not a way to help raise the money for dukesfest that way we could help out. If i knew john was going to try to have dukesfest I would just give money to him to help out im sure if enough people donated 10 or 15 dollars that would go along way. and plus gas is way down right now so that would help alot too.

Titanic is Rose and Jack

well they could be just staying for a while to help out around the farm, i remember my cousins went and stayed with my aunt down in florida for a whole summer, there parents still raised them, I do understand what you mean though but I didnt mean that luke and daisy still wouldnt raise them.

Yeah the racier stuff in the early episodes was so covered that if a little kid watches it they are not gonna know what it means exactly, and it is no where near as bad as what you see on movies and tv today, that reminds me I was flipping through the channels the other night really late and richard pryer was on comedy central he said the f word and every other word you could think of and they didnt even bleep it out. you know some kids have tv's in there rooms just b/c they play it late they think kids are not gonna hear it. It really bothers me.

that sounds great, not to step on your toe's but what if bo, luke and daisy did have kids mabe pre teens or a little younger and they stayed in hazzard to help on the farm and be raised by bo. maybe bo's wife left him b/c she didnt like him racing and he got a boy, lukes wife passed away dont know or what from and he had a boy, and daisy had a girl maybe it could be enos' and all of the kids were really close and wanted to stay with bo in hazzard. I always thought if I was making a dukes movie what would it be like and Your ideas are great WB can learn alot from this website.

goodluck dukefan

that is true but we are just saying for someone to go out and buy a 13 year old a general lee already done up for someone that cant even drive for another 2 years is just hard to beleave but you never know now days

well if you remember in lukes love story when luke sits down and talk to uncle jesse about the girl he tell uncle jesse that he went looking for her and he has never done that before that usually the women look for him and then uncle jesse says i felt the same way about a women before and luke says what happen and then uncle jesse say I married her. I dont know what it never got passed that though.

it is kind of interesting but to be that young and own one already that is kinda far fetched for me.

I dont think they sucked but look what they had to replace it just cant be done, but the show is so much better with bo and luke.

Thanks Tombo I will keep you posted it will happen someday when the time is right, my wife even wants one so I dont have to win that fight either just need the right price and the right car.

+1 I totally agree with you

Wow 15000.00 that is really cheap what engine do youhave in it 383?

i have to give partial credit to the dukes for the way i live my life and raise my kids, the show teaches you so much if you pay attention to it. Thanks for all of the compliments dukefan

I think dierks might be a good bo, but what would that movie have done to his name and his reputation? it was probably good that he wasnt bo in that movie.THE MOVIE SUCKS

yeah just wanted to be on the safe side. beautifal though

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I found some of my old emails i had sent to me, I dont want to make anyone mad b/c these are religous somewhat and sad and happy. Go to you tube and type this in Logan, the Sky Angel Cowboy

I have been there I think it is cooters it is the one in my avatar

I would have to say bo but they are equal also this is so hard. And in the gohost of the general lee the part where jesse gets tears in his eyes rosco also does a really really good job I would have to say that them two are equal all the way around in there acting.

I also agree

I have the 1:18 scale and it broke took it apart and the drive wheel plastic broke onthe inside where it sits on the gear there is still some on there but not enough to hold it in place when i try to drive the care the gear just turns and the wheel barely turns. oh well will give me something to do on my time off work.

yeah that is a very neat idea new way to do trivia, I agree enos and daisy's wedding.