HossC
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C'est facile à faire.
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It's from Canada (confirmed by the New Brunswick address that can just be read on the coupon).
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It must be the early days because later on he could no longer afford a guitar .
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I'll let Roger tell you what's inside, because I don't have any of them, but they do come up for sale quite regularly on Ebay in the UK (I checked the Dutch Ebay, but they were all UK sellers): Ebay UK search for "dukes of hazzard annual" (NB. this is a link to a search, so results will vary)
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Big Bang Theory See a Penny, pick her up, and all the day you'll have good luck.
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I wish you'd posted this just over 31 years ago so I could enter the competition. Don't try to use excuses like you hadn't been born or that the World Wide Web wouldn't exist for another seven years .
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catcher (from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968) in case y'all don't recognize him )
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Thanks for passing on the sad news, Mufn. I've just been checking out his IMDb page. His last role was as the voice of Principal Moss on 'King of the Hill' (I watched early episodes before it moved to a channel I don't have), but his last on-screen roles were in 'My Name is Earl'. Here's a grab from each of his three appearances between 2005 and 2008: Randy's Touchdown (Season 1, Episode 3) as 'Impound Owner'. Number One (Season 1, Episode 24) as 'Roy Wade'. Sold a Guy a Lemon Car (Season 4, Episode 9) as 'Junkyard Owner'. There's an article about Dennis on Today.com that mentions Dukes among his many acting roles.
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According to the Urban Dictionary, it's a "redneck gathering [that] usually involves shouting catchy phrases like 'yee-haw'." I can't quote some of their other definitions on these pages . Wikipedia describes it as "a type of American folk dance or square dance in duple meter, and also the musical form associated with it."
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The guy at the beginning of your song doesn't need to worry about if I ain't got no money, because here it is . Money - The Flying Lizards
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More's the pity . Eurythmics aren't known for their acoustic songs, but when you can sing like Annie Lennox, you don't need any more than an acoustic guitar as backing. This version, that sounds like a live performance, is exactly how it appeared on the 1987 album 'Savage' (with a little applause added at the end). I Need You - Eurythmics
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I hadn't even noticed there was a tree in the picture .
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I've just posted a one-hit-wonder in Musical Chairs, so here's another. This song brings back memories of summer in the '80s - I just didn't realize it was as old as 1983! Tantalise - Jimmy the Hoover Despite the caption in the video spelling it "Tantalize", they were a British group, so it's "Tantalise" .
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This isn't a behind-the-scenes picture, but it is contemporary with the final season. I was only doing a general Dukes search when I came across this picture of Cathy that I'd never seen before: The photo credit says it was taken in 1985 by Harry Langdon, but I have no other info.
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I should've gone with my gut instinct and said Donna Fargo, but it's too late now . Here's a quick one for y'all. When I was reading about the history of Los Angeles the other day, one of the contibutors said that his parents took him to the famous Brown Derby restaurant for his 7th birthday in 1957. One of the famous diners his parents pointed out to him was the lady below, and I knew I recognized her name from Dukes. Can you name either the actress or the part she played when she guest-starred in Dukes? She would have been around 50 years old when she was spotted at the Brown Derby. I'll narrow it down to a season if y'all get stuck.
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Here's a catchy song from 1998 from a band that turned out to be a one hit wonder: You Get What You Give - New Radicals
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All five members of NKOTB on an elevated platform in a video titled 'Crash' ... and then it turns out to be a song - of course I'm disappointed . Lullaby - The Cure
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Isn't 'Jealous (Blue)' two words? I suppose we've still got 'Crash' to look forward to! This group called their best-of album 'Supergrass is 10' because it was a retrospective of their first 10 years. It makes far more sense than calling your album '10' because when it's your 6th studio album . Alright - Supergrass http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUE4oDunYkc
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I see the boys still shy away from the writing side of the business. Donnie Wahlberg was one of three writers on 'Miss You More' and Joey McIntyre was one of four writers on 'Back to Life' and 'Now or Never', but that's it. Two of the writers on 'Survive You' are from the soon-to-split-up British band JLS (they came second in the 2008 series on 'The X-Factor'), and a third member of JLS co-wrote 'We Own the Night'. Here's some proper music from 1964. The performance is taken from the popular (and still running) children's TV show 'Blue Peter'. You just don't see dancing like this anymore . You Were Made For Me - Freddie & The Dreamers
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I quite liked the first 45 seconds of the video, but then they went and spoiled it by starting the song. Remix (I Don't Like The) . Love Me Like You - The Magic Numbers http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTrWbcluI_4
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I don't think you get this comparison idea - you're meant to pick two versions of the same song by different artists. Pick one of yours, and I'll put up Weird Al. (I know the contest is unfair, but I am giving you a chance to pick which NKOTB version gets beaten .) The White Stuff - "Weird Al" Yankovic
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Surely "the best driver on the track" doesn't get frustrated and tired . I'm sorry I left out the Gordon/Menard incident, but I missed the start of it and only caught the end of the replay.
