Roth Potter

A 78-year-old in a red bikini? You have some strange fantasies, Roger.

I've started giving away free jumper cables at my imaginary car lot  in Hazzard, with every purchase of a red car ( They all look red to me!). 

Treasure

(I thought I'd better keep it clean )

Or as I've heard over here - "It's better to be looking at it than looking for it".

I had to use google to even know what it means! 

Not really no... The first English word you probably learn here is 'yes'. The second is probably the one which starts with an F... 

Organ

(a lot of old churches have large pipe organs)
I think Hobie meant the Beaudrys, who appeared in 'Boss Behind Bars' and 'Daisy's Shotgun Wedding'. That's why I said "Wedding".

I hate to ruin that last post by saying something bad about the HazzardNet but this needs to be said. I just clicked on Meadowmufn's profile and the Community Reputation listing said "Excellent". Either this listing is 1) manipulated by the webmaster 2) a result of a hacker 3) given by people who don't really know Meadowmufn that well. Either way this problem needs fixed and "excellent" needs to be adjusted to "ridge running troublemaker". 

Hmm... that must've happened the last time HazzardNet was hacked many years ago.  Thanks for the compliments, Roger. I'm not a hero, but I'm glad HNet has brought you such happiness over the years.

Well done for catching that, Roger, and so close on the heels of HazzardNet's 20th. Admittedly, we didn't get the show until March 3rd in the UK, but I'm happy to celebrate now. I'm pretty sure I saw the first show, or at least one of the Georgia episodes. The first run in the UK was shown at 9pm on a Saturday night, and I was only eight at the time, so I wasn't allowed to watch many of them. Luckily, the broadcaster soon moved the show to something like 5pm, and I could watch every week.

Here's a title card for a new episode over a screengrab from 'One Armed Bandits':

Oops. I posted on the FB page, but not here.
 

Thanks for giving us a place to hang out, MeadowMufn. I wish I'd found it sooner.

Guess who turned 20 years old on January 11th? Completely slipped my mind. I started HazzardNet on 1/11/1999. I want to thank everyone who has helped make HazzardNet what it is and who've stuck with me all these years. I know I haven't been around much lately due to health issues and stress from work, so I'm incredibly grateful so many of you are still here keeping the spirit of the Dukes alive.

Ever since Prince Philip, AKA. The Duke of Edinburgh, overturned his Land Rover a few days ago, I've been seeing memes and references like this:

(The 97-year-old prince was unhurt)

I can't find my glasses so couldn't read this post very well. I do like books and grannies though. 

(sorry...only mentioned it because Europe has had more wars than any place in history.....I think) 

Soon after the new Minis came out, I was talking to someone who owned one with the checkered flag roof. Tongue-in-cheek, seeing as I'm in Ireland, I suggested they look better with a Union Jack roof. After that he would only talk to my colleague!

Bearing this in mind, you can see why I had mixed feelings when I was asked to carry a Union Jack through the streets as part of a parade last year. To put it in context, it was for a remembrance event, and I was walking alongside the flags of the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Germany.

Must've been something wrong with the camera. Here's how it should've looked :

Im not much of a reader. I dont have many books.
I read Donald Duck magazine every week a new one comes out though! 

It's definitely got colder here since the middle of the week, and although parts of the UK have snow (reports say it could hit -12C (10.4F) tonight), so far there's no snow here. I did, however, find this rather beautiful frost pattern on my car roof this morning:

I guess this goes here.
You probably know this guy, but if you don't. Tom Sarmento is one of the guys who prepared General Lee's for the show and is full of great stories about it. Hoss has a great video of him, I cant find it at the moment... But anyway. He met up with two big Duke fans from my country twice now and they have recorded some footage of him driving in their almost perfect replica General Lee which I thought was worth sharing. 
 

smooth

(I didn't google that!)

Ooh... That one is new to me! I did see the Afsluitdijk picture of his car on the trailer.
Better to have a tranny leak then a crumpled car. 

Thats so cool @GeneralLee_440! I wonder if this is the Lee of Alma or Serge, never seen either myself. Maybe I should someday hire the car? 
Serge has the actual front valance from LEE1 I heard.
EDIT: This is Serge's car comparing numberplates.

Long
I've never heard that before, but in a quiz show I watched last week, the contestant was asked "Viking Leif Erikson established the first permanent settlement on which island?". Her two guesses were Iceland and Alaska, and she eventually went for Iceland. Why the host never told her that Alaska wasn't an island, I don't know. The answer is actually Greenland!