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THE DUKES OF HAZZARD The good ole boys of Hazzard: Lukas (Luke) K. Duke, Beauregard (Bo) Duke, Daisy Mae Duke, Uncle Jesse L. Duke, Boss Jefferson Davis (J.D.) Hogg, Deputy Cletus Hogg.
What a funny show. Anybody watch this show up in here?? _______________________________________________________________________________________ You can hate me for who I am, cuz I won't be something that i'm not. | |
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How could you forget Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane? Sort it aahht! | |
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 lol!  smile... 8)  | |
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ConsciousContact said: How could you forget Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane? Sort it aahht!
Oh yeah, I forgot about Roscoe! I forgot Cooter Davenport also...homeboy can fix anything! _______________________________________________________________________________________ You can hate me for who I am, cuz I won't be something that i'm not. | |
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Actually I preferred McGyver A.K.A The One Man A-Team. He could've taken Mr T at a game of ping-pong anytime. | |
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It's funny, I don't remember if there was any backlash about the rebel flag being shown on the show. I guess everybody was too busy looking at Daisy Duke. _______________________________________________________________________________________ You can hate me for who I am, cuz I won't be something that i'm not. | |
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Shit, I use to watch that show everyday when I was little. | |
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Paisley said: Shit, I use to watch that show everyday when I was little.
Me too. The car chasings in the show was classic. I remember watching the car stunts in amazement. _______________________________________________________________________________________ You can hate me for who I am, cuz I won't be something that i'm not. | |
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I member whatchin' tight jean butts!  and it wasn't daisy's!
what was the dogs name? "not a fan"  yeah...ok | |
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Shorty said: I member whatchin' tight jean butts!
and it wasn't daisy's!
what was the dogs name? LOL, I think the dog name was Crash. She was supposed to smell a crook a mile away. _______________________________________________________________________________________ You can hate me for who I am, cuz I won't be something that i'm not. | |
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ConsciousContact said: How could you forget Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane? Sort it aahht!
Dont forget his dog Flash! | |
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AbucahX said: Shorty said: I member whatchin' tight jean butts!
and it wasn't daisy's!
what was the dogs name? LOL, I think the dog name was Crash. She was supposed to smell a crook a mile away. LOL! Crash! I think you're right oh yeah...when I watched the dukes of hazzard, the rebel flag didn't mean anything to me other than I thought it was a "southern" flag. hey...I was just a kid. dyslexia edit [This message was edited Fri Apr 4 10:51:21 PST 2003 by Shorty] "not a fan" yeah...ok | |
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i used to  bo duke. every friday, i watched it and dallas which came on after it. | |
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just good ol boys...
never meanin' no harm... been in trouble with the law since the day they were born...  Mr. Ellis Dee-licious, the Official NPGigolo 
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Never seen it. Oh shit, my hat done fell off | |
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Shorty said: AbucahX said: Shorty said: I member whatchin' tight jean butts!
and it wasn't daisy's!
what was the dogs name? LOL, I think the dog name was Crash. She was supposed to smell a crook a mile away. LOL! Crash! I think you're right oh yeah...when I watched the dukes of hazzard, the reble flag didn't mean anything to me other than I thought it was a "southern" flag. hey...I was just a kid. The rebel flag didn't mean anything to me either at the time. I think that the concept of displaying rebel flags in a TV show today wouldn't work. I'm surprised that it worked back then, because I know a lot of black people that watch and love the show. _______________________________________________________________________________________ You can hate me for who I am, cuz I won't be something that i'm not. | |
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I've tried my best to forget about the Dukes of Hazzard. Thanks a lot for triggering unwanted memories! 
Actually, I guess it was cool to watch when I was a kid. Nothing sounds quite like a Dodge Charger. Fear is the mind-killer. | |
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AbucahX said: Shorty said: AbucahX said: Shorty said: I member whatchin' tight jean butts!
and it wasn't daisy's!
what was the dogs name? LOL, I think the dog name was Crash. She was supposed to smell a crook a mile away. LOL! Crash! I think you're right oh yeah...when I watched the dukes of hazzard, the reble flag didn't mean anything to me other than I thought it was a "southern" flag. hey...I was just a kid. The rebel flag didn't mean anything to me either at the time. I think that the concept of displaying rebel flags in a TV show today wouldn't work. I'm surprised that it worked back then, because I know a lot of black people that watch and love the show. ok..so I'm gonna ask a dumb question...ready? is there a (real) racist connection to the rebel flag? Or is it just kinda stereotyped to have a racist conotaion? "not a fan" yeah...ok | |
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Shorty said: AbucahX said: Shorty said: AbucahX said: Shorty said: I member whatchin' tight jean butts!
and it wasn't daisy's!
what was the dogs name? LOL, I think the dog name was Crash. She was supposed to smell a crook a mile away. LOL! Crash! I think you're right oh yeah...when I watched the dukes of hazzard, the reble flag didn't mean anything to me other than I thought it was a "southern" flag. hey...I was just a kid. The rebel flag didn't mean anything to me either at the time. I think that the concept of displaying rebel flags in a TV show today wouldn't work. I'm surprised that it worked back then, because I know a lot of black people that watch and love the show. ok..so I'm gonna ask a dumb question...ready? is there a (real) racist connection to the rebel flag? Or is it just kinda stereotyped to have a racist conotaion? Yes. There is a real racist connection to the flag. They used to carry and wave the flag when they lynched black people in the South. Some people simply have the flag for Southern Heritage and pride, whatever that is. _______________________________________________________________________________________ You can hate me for who I am, cuz I won't be something that i'm not. | |
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here is something I found:
"Confederate Navy Jack: Used as a navy jack at sea from 1863 onward. This flag has become the generally recognized symbol of the South. " "Note: It is necessary to disclaim any connection of these flags to neo-nazis, red-necks, skin-heads and the like. These groups have adopted this flag and desecrated it by their acts. They have no right to use this flag - it is a flag of honor, designed by the confederacy as a banner representing state's rights and still revered by the South. In fact, under attack, it still flies over the South Carolina capitol building. The South denies any relation to these hate groups and denies them the right to use the flags of the confederacy for any purpose. The crimes committed by these groups under the stolen banner of the conderacy only exacerbate the lies which link the seccesion to slavery interests when, from a Southerner's view, the cause was state's rights." "not a fan" yeah...ok | |
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Shorty said: here is something I found:
"Confederate Navy Jack: Used as a navy jack at sea from 1863 onward. This flag has become the generally recognized symbol of the South. " "Note: It is necessary to disclaim any connection of these flags to neo-nazis, red-necks, skin-heads and the like. These groups have adopted this flag and desecrated it by their acts. They have no right to use this flag - it is a flag of honor, designed by the confederacy as a banner representing state's rights and still revered by the South. In fact, under attack, it still flies over the South Carolina capitol building. The South denies any relation to these hate groups and denies them the right to use the flags of the confederacy for any purpose. The crimes committed by these groups under the stolen banner of the conderacy only exacerbate the lies which link the seccesion to slavery interests when, from a Southerner's view, the cause was state's rights." Yep, that flag sure did represent state rights in the South at the time. Too bad those states rights wasn't equal for everyone. _______________________________________________________________________________________ You can hate me for who I am, cuz I won't be something that i'm not. | |
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Threads dedicated to the dukes of hazzard should be outlawed. This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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AbucahX said: Shorty said: here is something I found:
"Confederate Navy Jack: Used as a navy jack at sea from 1863 onward. This flag has become the generally recognized symbol of the South. " "Note: It is necessary to disclaim any connection of these flags to neo-nazis, red-necks, skin-heads and the like. These groups have adopted this flag and desecrated it by their acts. They have no right to use this flag - it is a flag of honor, designed by the confederacy as a banner representing state's rights and still revered by the South. In fact, under attack, it still flies over the South Carolina capitol building. The South denies any relation to these hate groups and denies them the right to use the flags of the confederacy for any purpose. The crimes committed by these groups under the stolen banner of the conderacy only exacerbate the lies which link the seccesion to slavery interests when, from a Southerner's view, the cause was state's rights." Yep, that flag sure did represent state rights in the South at the time. Too bad those states rights wasn't equal for everyone. True! I'm not trying to justify those non-equal rights that's for sure. I'm just saying that its (the flags) purpose was not to signify inequality...I don't think. didn't mean to turn this duke of H discussion into a racial matter either...but I have a sneaking suspition you kinda wanted this discussion to spring up anyway [This message was edited Fri Apr 4 11:22:54 PST 2003 by Shorty] "not a fan" yeah...ok | |
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AbucahX said: Shorty said: here is something I found:
"Confederate Navy Jack: Used as a navy jack at sea from 1863 onward. This flag has become the generally recognized symbol of the South. " "Note: It is necessary to disclaim any connection of these flags to neo-nazis, red-necks, skin-heads and the like. These groups have adopted this flag and desecrated it by their acts. They have no right to use this flag - it is a flag of honor, designed by the confederacy as a banner representing state's rights and still revered by the South. In fact, under attack, it still flies over the South Carolina capitol building. The South denies any relation to these hate groups and denies them the right to use the flags of the confederacy for any purpose. The crimes committed by these groups under the stolen banner of the conderacy only exacerbate the lies which link the seccesion to slavery interests when, from a Southerner's view, the cause was state's rights." Yep, that flag sure did represent state rights in the South at the time. Too bad those states rights wasn't equal for everyone. Right? The states' rights to have slaves. LMAO at apologists for that flag. "That...magic, the start of something revolutionary-the Minneapolis Sound, we should cherish it and not punish prince for not being able to replicate it."-Dreamshaman32 | |
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NuPwrSoul said: AbucahX said: Shorty said: here is something I found:
"Confederate Navy Jack: Used as a navy jack at sea from 1863 onward. This flag has become the generally recognized symbol of the South. " "Note: It is necessary to disclaim any connection of these flags to neo-nazis, red-necks, skin-heads and the like. These groups have adopted this flag and desecrated it by their acts. They have no right to use this flag - it is a flag of honor, designed by the confederacy as a banner representing state's rights and still revered by the South. In fact, under attack, it still flies over the South Carolina capitol building. The South denies any relation to these hate groups and denies them the right to use the flags of the confederacy for any purpose. The crimes committed by these groups under the stolen banner of the conderacy only exacerbate the lies which link the seccesion to slavery interests when, from a Southerner's view, the cause was state's rights." Yep, that flag sure did represent state rights in the South at the time. Too bad those states rights wasn't equal for everyone. Right? The states' rights to have slaves. LMAO at apologists for that flag. Excuse me but AbucahX and I were the only 2 really speaking about the flag,so you're lyao at me for no reason. I asked a question and then I went looking to see what I could find and that's what I found. The only thing I said was I didn't "think" that's ALL that flag stood for. I fully admitted my lack of info on the subject to begin with...I certainly hope you are not trying to imply anything with your comment NuPwrSoul...?? "not a fan" yeah...ok | |
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Shorty said: NuPwrSoul said: AbucahX said: Shorty said: here is something I found:
"Confederate Navy Jack: Used as a navy jack at sea from 1863 onward. This flag has become the generally recognized symbol of the South. " "Note: It is necessary to disclaim any connection of these flags to neo-nazis, red-necks, skin-heads and the like. These groups have adopted this flag and desecrated it by their acts. They have no right to use this flag - it is a flag of honor, designed by the confederacy as a banner representing state's rights and still revered by the South. In fact, under attack, it still flies over the South Carolina capitol building. The South denies any relation to these hate groups and denies them the right to use the flags of the confederacy for any purpose. The crimes committed by these groups under the stolen banner of the conderacy only exacerbate the lies which link the seccesion to slavery interests when, from a Southerner's view, the cause was state's rights." Yep, that flag sure did represent state rights in the South at the time. Too bad those states rights wasn't equal for everyone. Right? The states' rights to have slaves. LMAO at apologists for that flag. Excuse me but AbucahX and I were the only 2 really speaking about the flag,so you're lyao at me for no reason. I asked a question and then I went looking to see what I could find and that's what I found. The only thing I said was I didn't "think" that's ALL that flag stood for. I fully admitted my lack of info on the subject to begin with...I certainly hope you are not trying to imply anything with your comment NuPwrSoul...?? Now don't go gettin all Tresvanty and Twahney on me Shorty. You are right that you and AbucahX "were the only 2 really speaking about the flag" but I suppose if you wanted it to be a private conversation you wouldn't have it on a message board. When I said I was LMAO at apologists for the flag, I am indeed doing so... but at apologists. I had in mind particularly the quote that I know you FOUND and was not stating on your own, so it was not intended for you. Unless you are an apologist as well. But I don't think you are based on your statements here, unless I'm wrong. MY SPELLING SUCKS TODAY EDIT. [This message was edited Fri Apr 4 11:50:05 PST 2003 by NuPwrSoul] "That...magic, the start of something revolutionary-the Minneapolis Sound, we should cherish it and not punish prince for not being able to replicate it."-Dreamshaman32 | |
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NuPwrSoul said: Shorty said: NuPwrSoul said: AbucahX said: Shorty said: here is something I found:
"Confederate Navy Jack: Used as a navy jack at sea from 1863 onward. This flag has become the generally recognized symbol of the South. " "Note: It is necessary to disclaim any connection of these flags to neo-nazis, red-necks, skin-heads and the like. These groups have adopted this flag and desecrated it by their acts. They have no right to use this flag - it is a flag of honor, designed by the confederacy as a banner representing state's rights and still revered by the South. In fact, under attack, it still flies over the South Carolina capitol building. The South denies any relation to these hate groups and denies them the right to use the flags of the confederacy for any purpose. The crimes committed by these groups under the stolen banner of the conderacy only exacerbate the lies which link the seccesion to slavery interests when, from a Southerner's view, the cause was state's rights." Yep, that flag sure did represent state rights in the South at the time. Too bad those states rights wasn't equal for everyone. Right? The states' rights to have slaves. LMAO at apologists for that flag. Excuse me but AbucahX and I were the only 2 really speaking about the flag,so you're lyao at me for no reason. I asked a question and then I went looking to see what I could find and that's what I found. The only thing I said was I didn't "think" that's ALL that flag stood for. I fully admitted my lack of info on the subject to begin with...I certainly hope you are not trying to imply anything with your comment NuPwrSoul...?? Now don't go gettin all Tresvanty and Twahney on me Shorty. You are right that you and AbucahX "were the only 2 really speaking about the flag" but I suppose if you wanted it to be a private conversation you wouldn't have it on a message board. When I said I was LMAO at apologists for the flag, I am indeed doing so... but at apologists. I had in mind particularly the quote that I know you FOUND and was not stating on your own, so it was not intended for you. Unless you are an apologist as well. But I don't think you are based on your statements here, unless I'm wrong. MY SPELLING SUCKS TODAY EDIT. [This message was edited Fri Apr 4 11:50:05 PST 2003 by NuPwrSoul] say what? I've never heard of either of those words up there. Please enlighten me! I didn't say anything about our convo being private...you got that all wrong. What I was saying was there were only 2 of us talking about it and I was pretty sure you weren't addressing your comment to Abucah...so that left me. Sorry for the misunderstanding. "not a fan" yeah...ok | |
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Shorty said: say what? I've never heard of either of those words up there. Please enlighten me!
I didn't say anything about our convo being private...you got that all wrong. What I was saying was there were only 2 of us talking about it and I was pretty sure you weren't addressing your comment to Abucah...so that left me. Sorry for the misunderstanding. 'tis all good 
I was addressing the quote not you. Sorry if it was unclear. Oh and Tresvanty & Twahney --> http://www.prince.org/msg...&tid=42184 "That...magic, the start of something revolutionary-the Minneapolis Sound, we should cherish it and not punish prince for not being able to replicate it."-Dreamshaman32 | |
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Shorty said: AbucahX said: Shorty said: here is something I found:
"Confederate Navy Jack: Used as a navy jack at sea from 1863 onward. This flag has become the generally recognized symbol of the South. " "Note: It is necessary to disclaim any connection of these flags to neo-nazis, red-necks, skin-heads and the like. These groups have adopted this flag and desecrated it by their acts. They have no right to use this flag - it is a flag of honor, designed by the confederacy as a banner representing state's rights and still revered by the South. In fact, under attack, it still flies over the South Carolina capitol building. The South denies any relation to these hate groups and denies them the right to use the flags of the confederacy for any purpose. The crimes committed by these groups under the stolen banner of the conderacy only exacerbate the lies which link the seccesion to slavery interests when, from a Southerner's view, the cause was state's rights." Yep, that flag sure did represent state rights in the South at the time. Too bad those states rights wasn't equal for everyone. True! I'm not trying to justify those non-equal rights that's for sure. I'm just saying that its (the flags) purpose was not to signify inequality...I don't think. didn't mean to turn this duke of H discussion into a racial matter either...but I have a sneaking suspition you kinda wanted this discussion to spring up anyway
[This message was edited Fri Apr 4 11:22:54 PST 2003 by Shorty] Hmmm...not really. I didn't want a racial discussion to spring out of this. I try to avoid some racial discussions because I tend to get deep in racial discussions and I might get viewed as being a angry black man. But it's all good. _______________________________________________________________________________________ You can hate me for who I am, cuz I won't be something that i'm not. | |
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