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If you wanted to say "Thank you" in Irish, it's "go raibh maith agat".

In case folks don't know their Irish counties, County Down is in Northern Ireland, so it's part of the UK (although not Great Britain). County Cork is in the south-west on the Irish Republic (aka. Southern Ireland/Eire). Just for you, Mufn: "Fáilte go Co. Chorcaí" is "Welcome to Co. Cork" in Irish.

Thanks Roger. Now I see the options, D) Buddy Holly rings a bell. Of course I could be remembering a completely different storyline .

I'd need to get quicker (or less picky) to earn a living at it . Maybe one day ...

I had the same trouble with a seller on Ebay. I told him I couldn't bid on an item because it said US only, so he added UK. Finally he added Europe and said "you're in that, right?". I used to work in Greenwich (as in Greenwich Mean Time), and the meridian line was just down the road - it's actually marked in some places!

Yes, that one is mine too. If you make a 3' x 6' banner out of that artwork, it's going to be pixelated. The last time I supplied the logo as vector artwork it somehow made its way onto the internet, and I've had to stop at least two companies using the artwork without my permission. PM me and we might be able to work something out .

Even though I'm not in the UK, I can host it . There's myself and CDoherty here in Ireland, Roth over in the Netherlands, and i1976 in Italy. I'm trying to think if there are any other current regular members in these parts. For the record, here's the different names for the islands where I live, depending on which countries are included. I'm sure many people who live here aren't definite about these terms . And as I've just discovered, technically, if you lose the ‘Great,’ Britain only refers to England and Wales. Scotland will be voting on independence next year.

Jeff Gordon spent most of the race around 30th until he made a push near the end. He got to lead three laps, and ran in the top five for a few laps along with Jimmie Johnson. For the last 20 or so laps the pack was running in single file, and nobody wanted to start a second line. Danica even spent some time running in sixth near the end. Apart from Austin Dillon's crash, the only other major incident was when Marcos Ambrose got loose around lap 78 and took out JPM as he spun across the track. This was my favorite bit: Ricky had a strong race - I think he was in the top 10 for over half the race. I can't help you with the Bear's game .

I think that's the drug store and movie theater in the background, probably around season 4. It looks like there's a newspaper/magazine rack in front of the drug store. Luke's brother, Jud Kane, was a pro boxer who fought under the name of "Killer" Kane.

And the wheels are wrong if we're being picky, but otherwise .

I used to know this, but my mind's gone blank. I'm pretty sure it was a famous singer. Any chance of muliple choice, Roger?

Yes Roger, it is a bit late for us "folks across from the Hazzard Pond". 8 PM Central is 2 AM here. I'd say that up to 6 PM Central would be OK for me at the weekend, but we may have to accept that we can't include everyone during the week. Maybe those of us in Europe could have a matinée showing a few hours earlier .

NASCAR never seem to reveal what drug has been taken, but it's unlikely that a crew chief would take performance enhancing drugs in the same way that an athlete or sportsman/woman would do. I'm guessing that it was more recreational, although that's not an excuse. Maybe the increase in the number of people being caught this year is because the testing has improved. I don't know about other North American sports, but many world sports have had strong anti-drug policies for years. The British Olympic Association used to hand out a lifetime ban to anyone caught breaking the rules, but that policy was ruled unenforceable last year. Last week, British tennis #1, Andy Murray, nearly missed getting an award from Buckingham Palace when the authorities turned up to administer a random drugs test just as he was about to leave. Even cycling seems to be finally cleaning up its act.

I think that 'People's Choice' is the only episode where we see a sign. In that episode they spell it "Chicamahonny":

Here's some more counties. Most of them just get mentioned in a single line. Chicamahawny comes up in a few episodes (sometimes as a place rather than a county), and is spelled at least three different ways. I also remember Hatchapee being spelled Hatchipee in an episode. I'll have to do some more digging to work out which county belongs to which episode. Clarion County Cherokee County Grand County Chicamahawny County Claridge County Placid County Polk County Milford County Plainview County Riverton County Rapaho County Fulton County And don't forget Rockdale County and Newton County - the real places in Georgia where they filmed. BTW. When Roger says they're in his notebook, it's an actual notebook, not a computer!

News hot off the presses (or should that be damp off the presses) - qualifying for tomorrow's race at 'Dega has been cancelled due to rain. To quote NASCAR.com: "Qualifying procedures reverted by rule back to speeds from Friday's opening practice session, putting [Aric] Almirola and Jeff Burton on the front row." 1 Aric Almirola 2 Jeff Burton 3 Marcos Ambrose 4 Martin Truex Jr 5 Carl Edwards 6 Greg Biffle 7 David Ragan 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr 9 Jamie McMurray 10 Casey Mears 11 Jimmie Johnson 12 Matt Kenseth 13 Brad Keselowski 14 Josh Wise 15 Denny Hamlin 16 Austin Dillon 17 Ryan Newman 18 Joey Logano 19 Jeff Gordon 20 Clint Bowyer 21 Ricky Stenhouse Jr 22 Michael Waltrip 23 Danica Patrick 24 David Gilliland 25 David Reutimann 26 Trevor Bayne 27 Kyle Busch 28 Kasey Kahne 29 Bobby Labonte 30 Kurt Busch 31 Cole Whitt 32 Juan Pablo Montoya 33 Kevin Harvick 34 Paul Menard 35 Justin Allgaier 36 Michael McDowell 37 J.J. Yeley 38 Travis Kvapil 39 Dave Blaney 40 Terry Labonte 41 Tony Raines 42 Joe Nemechek 43 Landon Cassill They say the Air Titan drying system is ready for tomorrow. Weather permitting, the Camping World RV Sales 500 starts at 2:00 PM ET on ESPN.

I heard this on the radio earlier and had to post it. It's a song that Phil Lynott wrote for his new-born daughter back in 1979. Sarah - Thin Lizzy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amUDo013itA

There was some discussion about the ages of the Dukes in this thread, although no definite conclusions were reached.

What about your friends in Ireland? OK, we're on the same time zone as the UK, so that time's alright for me. Don't forget other European members like Roth and i1976 - they're in countries on Central European Time ie. 5 or 6 ET is 11 or 12 CET.

I'm still recovering from when you first posted this song back in January . Here's a song about becoming more like Alfie, the womanizer played by Michael Caine in the 1966 movie of the same name. It's from the 1996 album 'Casanova'. Becoming More Like Alfie - The Divine Comedy Just a quick note to everyone replying to this thread (I'm guilty of this myself): Since we've nearly all switched to embedding videos, it's easy to forget to include the name of the song/artist in the post. This means that it doesn't show up when you search the thread (either to check if a song's been posted before, or to find a song you want to listen to again), and there's also no way of knowing what the song was if the video gets removed from YouTube.

How about a snowball made with Dutch Advocaat?

I had some help from Google Translate . Party at the Boar's Nest?

Gefeliciteerd, Roth! Well done Roth, you deserve it .

Indeed I do. We concluded that it was somewhere on the WB backlot, and most likely near to what they now call Hennesy Street. I'm still looking for a long shot or aerial shot that shows it in context.

This certainly looks like the jump that CDoherty discusses in the thread about the Tom Sarmento interview. Your moving GIF appears to show the camera being knocked off. If that's the case, then the General jumped further than expected, and no cameras caught the landing. If anyone missed it, CDoherty's post is here.