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The writers never paid much attention to consistency with place names and locations. However, both Seminole Canyon and Seminole Road are mentioned in 'The New Dukes'. Seeing as the Mean Green Machine is spotted "headed east on Seminole Road" and Vance says "We gotta catch them before they reach the end of the canyon", I think we can assume that Seminole Road leads either to or more likely through Seminole Canyon. BTW. In 'Follow That Still', Rosco tries to block the APC at the bottom of Seminole Hill. I doubt if this has any connection, and the writers just recycled the name over the next few seasons.

It was in response to Enos' "Sheriff Rosco, you got a toilet on your roof." in 'Coy vs. Vance'. I won't be eating fruit at your house!

"Enos, have you lost your KUMQUATS?" Anyone remember the scene?

All of my Dukes DVD sets are in slimline DVD cases with two DVDs per case. They are available on eBay. I'm not sure exactly what the foldout ones look like.

The Savannah FAIRCHILDS

I found a 1977 Dodge Monaco in Massachusetts for $9,999: https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/9a5e067d-4960-4151-9da1-97cd8cb1317d/?aff=atempest&utm_campaign=atempest&utm_source=autotempest&utm_medium=trp&utm_campaign_id=1&utm_trusted=TRUE I originally used autotempest.com to start my search. The only Plymouth Fury in the right age range that I could find was a relatively expensive 2-door model.

Lindsay BLOOM

Boss plotted against the Dukes with ZEAL.

Paul Baxley often directed the second UNIT

No one seems to have told the rest of the world as your post from yesterday is the only occurrence that Google could find of that version. You definitely left out the word "might" from "Someday the mountain might get 'em".

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc took a surprise pole for today's Hungarian Grand Prix ahead of the McLarens of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris. Charles' team mate Lewis Hamilton described himself as "just useless" after qualifying 12th. Charles managed to retain first place off the start, against the run of the last couple of races there. Lando made a good start, but got squeezed back to fifth with George Russell and Fernando Alonso getting by. Lando got past Fernando by the time the top three pitted, but decided to stay out for a one-stop race while most of the others were stopping twice. That decision proved to be crucial as Lando just held off a very fast Oscar in the closing laps to score McLaren's 200th F1 win and their fourth 1-2 finish in a row. Charles was not happy with Ferrari's strategy, and finished fourth after being overtaken by George. Fernando and Gabriel Bortoleto got their best results of the season in fifth and sixth, with Gabriel also winning driver of the day. Fernando's team mate Lance Stroll took seventh to make it a double points finish for Aston Martin. Red Bull were uncompetitive this weekend with Max Verstappen being beaten to eighth by Racing Bulls' (their junior team) Liam Lawson who was demoted from the top team earlier this year. The top ten was rounded out by the second Mercedes of Kimi Antonelli. You can see the race highlights here. There's now just nine points between the two McLaren drivers as we head into the summer break. The next race is the Dutch Grand Prix on the 29th August - the first of the ten races left in the 2025 season.

Please, enough about the hat you bought online. You ordered a hat off the internet, it wasn't as described, you named the seller and your mom fixed it. This is a Dukes of Hazzard forum, and yet you've felt the need to make at least 20 posts about a hat from another show.

This made me think of Jon and Ponch driving the General.

They're not the only ones who changed the lines - I spotted at least three mistakes in yours. Please check your lyrics before posting, just like we've asked with your quotes. I Googled the lyrics to save having to retype them, and had to go to the second results page before I found the fully correct words. With so many wrong versions around, it'd be good if HazzardNet had them right. Just the good ol' boys Never meanin' no harm Beats all you never saw Been in trouble with the law Since the day they was born Staightnin' the curves (yeah) Flatnin' the hills Someday the mountain might get 'em But the law never will Makin' their way The only way they know how That's just a little bit more Than the law will allow (woo) Here's a video of the Alvin and the Chipmunks cover.

J. Pat O'MALLEY played one of the Ridge Raiders

Sheriff Buster MOON

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I hope they enjoyed the matches, especially as their side won. A good friend of mine in a big Manchester United fan, and they had a terrible home season this past year. I don't really have a team, but their opponents are from close to where I was born, so I'd probably have been cheering for them last night. These were the men's teams. I think that three of Manchester United's women's team were in the Euro winning side that I originally posted about. They had a much better 24/25 season than the men.

I've just watched that scene about a dozen times and I'm not convinced by this one. Luke and Bo look over their shoulders when they first hear the siren. Luke then looks straight ahead and gradually turns toward Bo as he's talking. When he says "diamonds", he very briefly looks straight ahead before turning to look over his shoulder again. Bo has a couple of quick sideways looks, but I don't think any of Luke's glances are toward an imaginary door mirror.

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Christopher HENSEL played Jeb Stuart Duke

Games only go to penalties in knockout tournaments, so here's how tonight's shoot-out went: ETA. The original video I posted got blocked overnight, so here's a less good video filmed from behind the goal.

With the help of Jeff Foxworthy, I'll remind y'all that Europe isn't a county, but France and Hurgary (and Turkey) are countries.

Congratulations to the England women's football (soccer) team, AKA. The Lionesses, who won the Euros final earlier tonight. Victory came in a dramatic penalty shoot-out when the match ended 1-1 after extra time. This means that they retain the title which they first won in 2022. They beat Spain who won the World Cup against them in 2023. Over the past few years, the English team (men's and women's) have adopted Neil Diamond's 'Sweet Caroline' as an unofficial anthem, so I'll post this to celebrate.

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