Re: Beats all I never saw
Tranio, on host 209.156.133.32
Wednesday, November 10, 1999, at 20:20:57
Re: Beats all I never saw posted by Brunnen-G on Wednesday, November 10, 1999, at 18:52:40:
> > > > > > Thanks, Iss. The subject of this message has caused me to have the theme song of The Dukes of Hazard running through my mind CONSTANTLY!! > > > > > > > > > > > > Just two good ol' boys, > > > > > > Never meanin' no harm, > > > > > > Beats all you never saw, > > > > > > Been in trouble with the law, > > > > > > Since the day they was born, > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Straightnin' the curves, > > > > > Flattenin' the hills, > > > > > Someday a mountain might get 'em > > > > > But the law never will. > > > > > > > > > > [Your turn again!] > > > > > > > > > > Iss "Uncle Issy" achar > > > > > > > > Makin' their way, > > > > The only way they know how, > > > > That's just a little bit more, > > > > Than the law will allow. > > > > > > > > Just two good ol' boys, > > > > Wouldn't change if they could, > > > > Fightin' the system like two modern day Robin Hoods... > > > > Yaaahooo, yeeehawww > > > > > > > > Kel"way, way, way too much useless stuff stuck in my head!"ly > > > > > > MAD magazine once posed the question, how come the Dukes of Hazzard always rated so well when nobody in the entire world admitted to watching it? > > > > > > Brunnen-"I, er, only watched it because it was on before a weighty discussion show on literature and philosophy"G > > > > I used to watch it. I didn't understand it at the time. My understanding was, "Wow! A car that jumps!" > > > > Just one question: > > > > Faw"IS EVERYTHING WELDED?!?"cett > > Just one answer: yes. Not just the car doors, though that was bad enough. No matter *what* went wrong with the car, Cootie or whatever his name was would fix it by welding something. I kept hoping they would get a flat tyre so we could see him weld it back together... > And I don't know how Daisy used to get into those shorts, but welding may well have been an option. > The thing that always got me about the series was why farmers in Hazzard County *still* kept trying to raise chickens, when *every single time* they put them in a truck to take somewhere, the Dukes would crash through the side of the truck in a wild car chase and send chickens and hay bales all over the road. > > Brunnen-"used to keep watching in the hopes they'd hit a truck full of cows by mistake"G
Two observations: -Most every road in the county was still dirt (save for in town), because after paying for more police cars, they couldn't afford to pave squat. -The Duke boys & Daisy were all cousins to each other and they lived with their uncle. Did no one in their family have actual parents or siblings of their own??
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