February 3, 200620 yr Anybody got any great lines from the towns folks or the bad guys? From "Brotherly Love" when the two bad guys are talking on the phone to each other.-Charlie: "I'll meet you at the bus station at 2."-Tex: "I lost my watch. How am I going to tell what it is Cha--"Charlie hung up on Tex."Good-bye General Lee"When told that a car he said was red was really yellow.-Hobie: "Through my eyes they all look red."
February 5, 200620 yr Another line from Hobie... from...I can't remember the episode title. ROFL"How's your Uncle Lester and your cousin Pansy?" LMAO
February 5, 200620 yr Author Hobie was great! In Goodbye General Lee when talking to Hobie on the phone. I'm not positive if this is word for word at the moment.Boss: "Hobie are you drunk?"Hobie: "Of course" Boss: "You must have the DT's then."
September 12, 201015 yr "Duke of Duke"LB Davenport with Bo, Luke, Daisy, and Gaylord Duke. Gaylord calls LB Davenport Mr. Davenport.LB: Mr Davenport. You are nice, talk funny.Daisy: Well Gaylord here is and EnglishmanLB: Well, we all can't be perfectDon't know if this is where LB would go...I for one always loved ol' LB. Too bad he couldn't cowork the garage with Cooter. My opinion of course
September 13, 201015 yr So L.B., what's wrong with being an Englishman?. (This is a rhetorical question - I don't need a list ).
September 13, 201015 yr It doesn't matter where anyone's from, as long as they loves the Dukes....because there IS something wrong with NOT being a Dukes fan.
September 13, 201015 yr Exactly what Roger said. Sorry Hoss...didn't mean nothing against you or any Englishman. Perhaps I should think more before just posting stuf like that. Just thought it was funny how he said it.
September 13, 201015 yr Don't get me wrong - it was funny - I laughed when I saw it. My skin is thick enough to withstand comments of this nature - remember, I am an Englishman living in Ireland, so I still get stick from the locals for stuff that happened hundreds of years ago. If anyone has a list of what's wrong with the English, feel free, but don't expect it to go unchallenged .
September 13, 201015 yr Don't look at me Hoss, I don't have a list against you or anyone of any nationality. As I said, I just found it funny the way he said it. Didn't mean to offend you or anyone.
September 14, 201015 yr Hoss, I'm sure glad you don't hold grudges for things that happened hundreds of years ago. I was going to mention how sorry I was that my ancestors said all those bad things about yours before they hopped in the boat to come to America but you seem to have forgiven them so I'll hold off with the apology. I don't have any hard feelings for all those rocks your ancestors were throwing at mine when they were sailing away so you don't have to say you're sorry either. It's a good thing we have the Dukes of Hazzard in common. In Hazzard County, they celebrate St. Patrick's Day and the Fourth of July....so it looks like this story has a happy ending.
September 14, 201015 yr I'm glad we've decided to be friends - it means I won't have to bring up the Boston Tea Party .
April 11, 201115 yr Another line from Hobie... from...I can't remember the episode title. ROFL"How's your Uncle Lester and your cousin Pansy?" LMAO"Uncle Jesse and cousin Daisy are just fine Hobie. It's nice to know you never change."
May 11, 201115 yr Another line from Hobie... from...I can't remember the episode title. ROFL"How's your Uncle Lester and your cousin Pansy?" LMAOI THINK...I could be wrong...it's from "Good Bye Boss", where that escaped convict tried to kill boss.
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