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MaryAnne

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  1. BAHAHAHAHAHHAHAA!!! That was too funny!!
  2. Thanks y'all! Okay....I wanna hear Rosco's version of "I'm a Little Teapot..." ROFL!
  3. Happy Pants, Welcome to HNet! You know, I went back and looked at that description we did for Daisy and you're right. We left out the attributes as described by the Balladeer, that Daisy could "drive like Richard Petty, shoot like Annie Oakley and knows all the words to Dolly Parton songs..." Now, granted we didn't see Daisy do all that much shootin' on the show. But if you've ever seen the episode 'The Big Heist' and she points the rifle at wasshisface, I'd speculate the Annie Oakley description to be right. Even if she never pulled the trigger. ROFL Me thinks I'll go back in and fix that. LOL MaryAnne
  4. Howdy Will! Welcome to HNet. So...what you're saying is you've "got this freak voice" so you "do sound alikes"? (Daisy's Song, Daisy's line to Lester Star). LOL Like Dukesfan24 said...you'll have fun here! MaryAnne
  5. Jessica Simpson (as Daisy Duke): "You better be reading my name tag friend" Customer: "I noticed your initials were Double D" (he laughs with his friend) Simpson kicks him off his chair and stands over him with her foot on his throat, saying, "How about the special sir?" BAHAHAHAHHAHAHAA!!!!!
  6. Huh? True, but Jesse gave them hell for it remember. "You stole these machines and a truck?" "Well no! Um...yeah. Well...we left the truck infront of the sherrif's office." "And what about these?" "Well, we were thinking---" "Young man, you think again!! You know good and well this family don't hold to no gambling!" Ect. ect... Anyway, yeah the boys were constantly breaking the law but in the grand scheme of things in Hazzard County, Boss and Rosco's own twisting of the law usually forced the Dukes to have to break some law in order to set things right again. Anyway, I see your point. In this era of "family values" and "polticial correctness," technically speaking the Dukes has some elements to it that would make it nobody's darling. But all things considered, the Dukes is tame and clean compared to stuff on television now.
  7. BCDR05..... I gotta ask. What's with the evil faces in your posts? LOL
  8. I have to confess I'm dissapointed with this blog's recognition of HNet. Of all the spirited discussion we've had, and the many wonderful spy reports from folks in Louisana who have worked as extras on the set and the many wonderful comments about HNet that have come from folks who have worked on this movie, be it part of the crew or as an extra, the only thing this blog can bother to note is a couple of fans expressions of discontent with the upcoming film and their calls to boycott the movie. Frankly, a couple of folks saying "boycott" does not make it a movement. Talk is cheap. I just hope folks realize that HNet itself is, in no official capacity, either endorsing, nor encouraging boycott of the movie. Members have been free to express their opinions on the film, both good and bad, and we have been invovled in many spirited discussions and debates on it. There is nothing wrong with this. It's what America is all about. Besides that, we're a passionate bunch when it comes to the Dukes. We've cheered and grumbled since this thing first started taking shape. We'll continue to cheer and grumble up to the day the film is released and then we'll continue to cheer and grumble for months after it's release. LOL Anyway, I left a comment on the blog's site, basically a repeat of most of what I said here. MaryAnne
  9. BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! One o' my favorites from the Sheriff too that has me laughin' my posteior off everytime I see/hear it. Another one is from The Meeting and is part of my signature below. After the chase around the square and Rosco comes back to the courthouse, he hits the curb when he stops the car. I can't remember the exact phrasin' at the moment so bear with me.... Boss: "ARGH! Rosco, you did it again!!" Rosco: "I know. I suppose now they're gonna cancel my insurance?!" Then Boss said something about not being able to hit something or other and Rosco comes back with the "WELL I HIT IT DIDN'T I??" ROFL
  10. Howdy Balladeer! Welcome to HNet!
  11. This is a great story. Thank you for sharing it. Yet another example of the positive influence and effect the Dukes can have on someone....and be part of that which turns things around in their lives. Not bad for just a little ol' tv show...
  12. This is going to sound stupid but....do politicians count?? ROFL I've met various govenors, senators, waved to one President (Reagan), shook hands with another (Clinton) and figured I was destined to someday rule the world. BAHAHAHHAHAA!! Oh, ahem, scuze me, momentary relapse there....
  13. He'll be 79 in July. Watching him as Rosco, I had always pegged him to be younger than he was at the time. LOL. He was 52 when the Duke started....I had always thought he was mid to late 40's. Of course, it turned out Rosco himself was late 40's. Maybe that had something to do with it. LOL
  14. I have this song on LP. Great tune! And very Duke-like! Lessee if I can recall some it.... Ol' Rapid Roy that stock car boy. He's too much to believe Y'know he always got an extra pack o' cigarettes Rolled up in his t-shirt sleeve He gotta tattoo on his arm that say "Baby" He gotta 'nother one that just say "Hey." But every Sunday afternoon he is the dirt track demon in a '57 Chevrolet.
  15. Actually, we have a gallery section... http://www.hazzardnet.com/gallery/ I've been collecting a few screenshots with my laptop DVD player and will probably post some of them at some point. Y'all stick around. LOL
  16. General Fan 01... speaking as a country folk, that is a seriously nice looking car you have.
  17. Given I was born and raised in New England and still live here I rated the following... 71% Dixie. It was once said by some one from the south that the New England area really is the south....up north. Now either that's true, or I've just watched too much Dukes and Smokey and the Bandit and whatnot.
  18. I'd be willing to bet five bucks that it was supposed to be Dolly Parton, but like JESSI DUKE said, they probably didn't have the go ahead to use the name. LOL
  19. Once they got there, and got out of the car, they were no more than two feet away from it when the whole things just fell apart. Fenders fell off, the trunk pops open, the engine goes up in a puff of smoke, the works. Elwood pauses and takes his hat off to it. And then Jake grabs him and is like "C'mon!!!" ROFL
  20. Along with DOH I enjoy watching.... The Rockford Files Hogan's Heroes Starsky and Hutch The A-Team Maverick And half a bazillion other classic tv shows, too numerous to mention. LOL I've also been watching the Poriot mystery series on DVD that a co-worker loaned me. Great stuff!
  21. Given a choice, I think there's some curves the boys would prefer not to straighten.
  22. ROFL! Yes, but remember what happened to the car once they made it to the Cook County Assessor's office. Reminded me of what's happened to Rosco and Enos' patrol cars sometimes.
  23. Yeah, but seein' the rice burner get blow torched by the Asian dudes on their motorcycles.....that was a nice scene. BAHAHAHAHA!!!
  24. Hey Seahawks! Welcome to HNet! Rosco's giggle always makes me laugh too. Khee!
  25. I'd like to see that Rosco episode of Enos too. I always thouht it was called Grits and Greens Strike Again. Hmmm.....now I'm curious! But the idea of puttin' the three episodes (Jesse, Daisy, Rosco) as bonus material for season five would be super! (WB?? You out there boys? You listenin' heah?!?!) Regarding Sledge Hammer.... I loved that show when it first came out. "Trust me, I know what I'm doing." "I hate to tell you this, Hammer. BUT YOU'RE RIGHT!!" My brother has the season one DVD. Great stuff!!
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