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I was wondering why things were so busy here today! Yeeehaw!

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Bo Duke: 36 Luke Duke: 25 Jesse Duke: 39

Actually, I met my husband because of the Dukes (well, because of Rosco, actually), so we don't have that problem in our household. LOL.

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Well, thanks everybody! Love the medal, Hoss. We'll wear and display it with pride. Khee!

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If someone notices people are taking double points, that needs to be brought up and addressed when it happens so it can be corrected. Perhaps we should reiterate that people can only post ONCE a day. If people are tired of playing, they can stop. If people want to continue, they can continue. According to the rules laid down by the original poster, the game hasn't finished yet because a single winner hasn't been determined, so I say the game should continue. The points aren't just going in circles, as Jesse has gone from 2 points when I joined in to 30. Actually, 31. Bo 38 Luke 31 Jesse 31

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Oh yeah, Pat Buttram has a very distinctive voice. Buford does a pretty decent Pat Buttram imitation. LOL.

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Yup, Scatman Crothers had a very distinctive voice. He did a lot of voice work aside from Transformers as well. Aristocats comes to mind. There are a couple of others who have distinctive voices that I think are along the same lines as Scatman... Phil Harris, Louis Prima, Jack Sheldon. And if you recognize any of those names, you'll know they all have something else in common. Oh, and aside from Scatman, one of my favorite voice over actors of all time is the talented Paul Frees. Just ask Moose and Squirrel... or Walt Disney.

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Yep, he's from the Transformers. Jazz is my fave, in fact. Gotta love the Scatman!

Ahhhh, memories. I can totally relate to that. ROFL. I did most of my rendering at home because my 486 was faster than the college computers. I can't recall exactly how big the hard drive was on it, but it sticks in my mind it was 40mb. I can remember waiting hours and hours for short 5-10 second sequences to render. When Iomega came out with the zip drive, we thought we were in heaven, 100mb on a single disk! That is, until we heard the click of death. LOL. I wonder if I still have some of my Pascal programs on some old 5 1/4 floppies somewhere. (Yes, I still have some of those.) LOL. I really need to throw out some old stuff. (And yes, ...)

Looks like HossC just beat me to the post by a minute. LOL.

Try this. Gather a bunch of the DOH pics you'd like in your screensaver. Import them to iPhoto. Open up your System Preferences. Go to Desktop & Screensaver. Choose Screensaver. Scroll down to Pictures and choose Shuffle. Click on the Options button and select the pics and transitional effects you want. Voila! That should work. Let me know if you have any questions.

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I studied computer animation for 2 years in college. We put about 3-4 months of work into 2-3 minutes of animation. Having said that, I don't think I'd have the patience to do stop motion. LOL.

I know I'd buy one!! Just kidding... I'd buy TWO! LOL.