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    Word Association

    in Hazzard Swamp

    Posted · Edited by Hobie Harkins

    Lothario

     

    Lothario comes from The Fair Penitent (1703), a tragedy by Nicholas Rowe. In the play, Lothario is a notorious seducer, extremely attractive but beneath his charming exterior a haughty and unfeeling scoundrel. He seduces Calista, an unfaithful wife and later the fair penitent of the title.

    Uncle Jesse's episode reviews

    in Dukes of Hazzard Episodes

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    20 hours ago, RogerDuke said:

    Its' knot necessarie.  i just wantid, you to no that I'm fine with it, if you ever / did want too make sum, adjustments or corectshuns in; kase your (ever) loocking; four a project#.

    This is the way they write in the town I live in. I tell the Yankees ....don't judge the South by this town. If this was like the rest of the South, you and your preconceived ideas about us would be right!  One of the jobs I got with my big fine college education, was as a janitor at the local middle school. The vice principal, with a masters degree in Sociology,  told me to put up this sign , " Fall Registeration will be......."

    I said, you want me to put this up just like you wrote it? She says, yes, why not? I said it's Registration, the noun, NOT register ( ation???) which is a verb! I asked her, you didn't major in English did you? LOL! :)     

    I Just Thought You Might Like To Know

    in Dukes of Hazzard General Discussion

    Posted · Edited by Hobie Harkins

    The source of this information is the episode,  " Cletus Falls In Love " ( S.4 E. 12) It's something that might be good on a trivia contest.

     

    How many violations did Bo and Luke have on their probation? 

    Answer: 287

     

    * Another funny fact.....the subtitles that you can turn on to see the dialogue, when Daisy, Jesse and Cooter are talking about springing the boys from jail, Cooter says " It ain't gonna be easy with Bighead Little guarding them." Bighead" = Big Ed, as in Ed Little the Sheriff  of Chicasaw Co. Sometimes the words are a little off...lol!

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