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Capt_Redneck

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  1. I must have posted around the same time as you. This wasn't there when I was typing. I agree with what you you said about it being overdone. It has 4 years of this nonsense. Too many threads that turned bad. I ACCEPT I'm gone Darrell
  2. Haha...That was a good one. Needed a good laugh this morning. How come when ever a person talks about liking the movie or has something positive to say about it, it always turns into a complaintfest? There are numerous threads where that has happened and most likely it will continue to happen. Why don't "those" people adhere to "Ignore it and it will go away...and if it doesn't, don't click on the thread" ? Think what you want of me , I could care less. I don't start threads or post much on here because of this BS. I have a very proud member of Hazzardnet for a long, long time and will continue to do so. But when it comes to reading the same crap over and over it gets tiring when people start to post about how they hated it or it isn't Hazzard or what would Uncle Jesse think, blah blah blah...I don't care if anyone hatd the movie that is YOUR opinion. Why do always have to start a new thread debating the movie? Like I said there are too many of these, at least that is my opinion. How many times can you "debate" and "respectfully" throw dislike to the movie? Have a nice day. I'm gone Darrell
  3. cake
  4. Oh no, not me who can't resist...It is people like you that can't ever let things be and have to keep fanning the flames. That is all I ever point out in these threads that keep up the negativity. Can't ya'll just let it be? I'm gone Darrell
  5. diner
  6. Couldn't agree more with you Lori. It always seems to be that when you discuss the 05 movie it always turns negative as the majoity on here like to do that. There are some things I would have liked to see different in the movie but as a "modern day" Dukes I think it was more realistic ( settings, cars, real roads, things like that) than the TV series. The TV series is one of my all time favorites. I'm gone Darrell
  7. Great post by daisydukeXenosstrait when she said he would have moved on and not brung it up again about the movie.. But people on here still do. I'm gone Darrell
  8. Great post... I'm gone Darrell
  9. I think I said the same stuff about liking the movie for about 4 years now. But all I got was bashed and looked down upon for not "true" Dukes fan. Oh well. I will always have a blast watching the movie (rated version only). And like I always said nothing will replace the original. But I can still enjoy the 05 movie. I'm gone Darrell
  10. housing
  11. The music scene between Texas and Oklahaoma is called Red Dirt. It is a mix of country, rock, Americana, blues. Johnny Cooper, Brandon Jenkins, Stoney LaRue, Cross Canadian Ragweed are just some of the bigger names on the scene. Jack Ingram, Pat Green, Joe Ely are some of the more famous names. I fell in love with the music last year sometime when I was in Dallas. The local Dallas area country stations play a lot the music. I flew back for a festival and came back this for the South By SouthWest Festival. I'm gone Darrell
  12. Wow you live in Austin . I was down there a month or so ago for the SXSW festival. Austin is "The live music capitol of the world". Listen to some Red Dirt music and then you will know what I mean about good music. I'm gone Darrell
  13. Here are some of mine.. From what you hear on the radio Jamey Johnson Waylon Jennings Hank Williams Jr Willie Nelson Joe Ely Delbert McClinton David Allan Coe From what you hear in TEXAS Stoney Larue Jack Ingram Charlie Robison Johnny Cooper Jason Boland Kevin Fowler Brandon Jenkins Cross Canadian Ragweed Ray Wylie Hubbard Robert Earl Keen I'm gone Darrell
  14. This might be dating myself. I saw The Smiths back in 1986 at Pier 84 in NYC. I had tickets to see them at Radio City Music Hall, but they called it quits and the shows were cancelled. Back in the 80's , I loved punk, new wave, post punk - all that stuff. As I got older I "discovered" other types of music. Now I like most anything and appreciate all types of music, except some. I'm gone Darrell
  15. doors
  16. runway
  17. yellow
  18. fuzz
  19. hunting
  20. I guess I am "the few" who liked the 2005 movie, matter of fact I still enjoy watching it. The direct to DVD movie is another story. Here it is almost 4 years later and it is still getting attention. So I guess ya'll can keep getting up on your soapbox about the 2005 movie. I will just continue watch it and put it right next to my Dukes series DVD's. I'm gone Darrell
  21. Capt_Redneck replied to Julieduke's topic in Music
    Holy Cow!!!! No one has mentioned THE trucker song yet.. East Bound And Down - by the late great Jerry Reed. I'm gone Darrell
  22. burning
  23. I told ya that car is going to be fun. The parade looked like a blast. Gotta love the cops wanting to in on the fun. Now they say they pulled over the General. I LOVE the pics of the GL by the pond. The rays shining down on the car are too perfect. God was shining down on you that day. How much more work do you have to complete? Are you going to store it for the winter? I'm gone Darrell

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