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(Thanks for the link MaryAnne).

I've never watched enough Dukes to make me do that ... yet!

The Devil Went Down To Georgia - Levellers (We always have the Charlie Daniels version, so I thought I'd post an alternative - I saw them live many years ago).

The Honeythief - Hipsway

Hot, Hot, Hot - Arrow

O Superman - Laurie Anderson

Sunshine Superman - Donovan

I Don't Like Mondays - The Boomtown Rats

I'll go for Ireland as I'll probably not make it to one in the US. Failing that, I'd be quite happy to join BoJames in England .

Manic Monday - Bangles

Sounds like you'll have a great time - Happy Canadian Thanksgiving - have fun GLG.

Monday Monday - The Mamas and The Papas

Blue Monday - New Order

Well done GLG - is there any way I can catch you out? - you must have a weakness - I just need to figure out which season it is. Points to texasdaisy and BL too. I keep this easy, seeing as it's a Sunday. Q. 'Deputy Dukes' starts with Waylon announcing that the Duke boys won a prize. How much did they win, and what was the contest?

Moon River - Frank Sinatra

Nice thread idea, here's a few more: 1. You wash your car by driving it into the local pond. 2. You go out for a drink with friends and order a buttermilk. 3. You fill your car up with gas and get surprised when it costs more than 65.9 cents a gallon. 4. When you visit the General Store, you think they should be selling '69 Chargers. 5. You hit your thumb with a hammer and, despite having an array of ruder words in your vocabulary, say 'dang it'. 6. You see a dip in the road and think 'what if I hit that going a bit faster?'.

He'd probably take the tow truck apart, then drive 'round in Limo One until his gallon of gas ran out. What if you gave Uncle Jesse a shave?. (Sorry Roger, this is probably close to blasphemy)

I can't find many dumb laws for Ireland (I'm sure we're not short of them), although up until a couple of years ago, all the road signs gave distances in kilometers while speed limits were in miles per hour - we're all in kilometers now. Here's some dumb laws from Britain: It is illegal to die in the Houses of Parliament. It is an act of treason to place a postage stamp bearing the British monarch upside-down. Mince pies cannot be eaten on Christmas Day. A pregnant woman can legally relieve herself anywhere she wants, including (if she requests) in a policeman’s helmet. It is illegal to enter the Houses of Parliament in a suit of armour. London Hackney Carriage drivers (taxis/cabs) must carry a bale of hay and a bucket to feed and water his horse. It is illegal for a lady to eat chocolates on a public conveyance. Any boy under the age of 10 may not see a naked mannequin. In the city of York, it is legal to murder a Scotsman within the ancient city walls, but only if he is carrying a bow and arrow. It is illegal to be drunk on licensed premises. In London it is illegal to hail a taxi while suffering from bubonic plague. It is legal for a male to urinate in public, as long it is on the rear wheel of his motor vehicle and his right hand is on the vehicle. Mufn - here's a couple more from Washington that I discovered along the way: In Seattle it is illegal to carry a concealed weapon that is over 6 feet in length. In Seattle if a woman is sitting on a man's lap while riding a bus, train, or trolley, there must be a pillow between them.

American Pie

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Nice video - is the yellow car a '71 Charger?. I watched the wedding video as well - I bet the bride was glad that the doors weren't really welded shut .

I'll have to dig that one out for my next montage - watch this space ...

Work away, there's plenty of life in these threads, I've been reviving some myself. It's great to have another member posting their opinions. Welcome to HNet. I have the reunion movies on DVD, and always watch them after working my way through seasons 1-7. To me, they're part of the set, they're part of the story. That doesn't mean that I don't have mixed feelings about them. I liked the reality, and seeing how their lives progressed, and they included as many of the original cast as possible. Sadly, Denver was looking very ill and a shadow of his former self in the first movie. Rosco without his little fat buddy was also hard to take. I'm sure Laurel and Hardy fans would go to a Stan Laurel film, but it's not the same. As a comparison, I like watching 'Cheers', and after only 3 seasons, one of the main cast members (Nicholas Colasanto aka. Coach) died in real life. He was obviously ill during season 3, and it visibly affected the rest of the cast and added a depth to the show. I can see this in the Dukes movies, and I can see why some people don't want their 'ideal' Hazzard County to be altered. As I said, I have mixed feelings, but to me they're the last authentic Dukes, so I won't ignore them. Is anyone collecting all these 2 cents - we must have over a nickel by now.