Top TV Themes in Walhalla, South Carolina — Forum Archive

1 Apr 2006, 17:46

and the top TV theme of all time in Walhalla, South Carolina is…

The Dukes of Hazzard

As if you didn’t know… :p

1 Apr 2006, 17:50

You are giving in to the stereotypes of what passes for "Southern culture". And I am insulted, sirrah.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have to get off my cousin/sister/momma and hitch up with John Boy Billy Joe Bob and his gun club to drive my Ford pickup into the lake and wonder why I let my dog drive in the first place, while also running moonshine for uncle Jesse and Daisy...who are gettin' it on in the woodshed, don't ya know :toothless:

Yee-Haa! :cowboy:

1 Apr 2006, 18:21

don't you talk about Daisy like that around me, Cuz...!

1 Apr 2006, 18:22

:lol:

2 Apr 2006, 20:04

Actually, I think Green Acres as a show rocked. I loved the theme song. Also, the dialogue was outstanding for a sitcom.

You should watch the reruns on TVLand if you don't believe me. Very clever and wicked verbal barbs are found in Hooterville indeed.

2 Apr 2006, 20:22

You know, I heard the Green Acres Theme in a Japanese commercial a decade ago. How strange!

2 Apr 2006, 20:25

Emma Peel wrote: Very clever and wicked verbal barbs are found in Hooterville indeed.

Surely you mean the Hooterville found on TV, rather than that other Hooterville, do you not?

2 Apr 2006, 20:27

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Emma Peel wrote: Very clever and wicked verbal barbs are found in Hooterville indeed.

Surely you mean the Hooterville found on TV, rather than that other Hooterville, do you not?

:ignore:

I think someone clever said that no double entendre is ever missed by NOOLers.. !

2 Apr 2006, 20:28

[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: You know, I heard the Green Acres Theme in a Japanese commercial a decade ago. How strange!

what was the commercial for?

2 Apr 2006, 20:40

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Emma Peel wrote: Very clever and wicked verbal barbs are found in Hooterville indeed.

Surely you mean the Hooterville found on TV, rather than that other Hooterville, do you not?

I think someone clever said that no double entendre is ever missed by NOOLers.. !

Have I missed one, then, in my enthusiasm for directing my own barb at Walhalla?

2 Apr 2006, 20:41

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Emma Peel wrote: Very clever and wicked verbal barbs are found in Hooterville indeed.

Surely you mean the Hooterville found on TV, rather than that other Hooterville, do you not?

I think someone clever said that no double entendre is ever missed by NOOLers.. !

Have I missed one, then, in my enthusiasm for directing my own barb at Walhalla?

Methinks you need to watch more TVLand, dear Comrade.. Thanks for the email...I guess I'm it!

2 Apr 2006, 20:46

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Emma Peel wrote: Very clever and wicked verbal barbs are found in Hooterville indeed.

Surely you mean the Hooterville found on TV, rather than that other Hooterville, do you not?

I think someone clever said that no double entendre is ever missed by NOOLers.. !

Have I missed one, then, in my enthusiasm for directing my own barb at Walhalla?

Methinks you need to watch more TVLand, dear Comrade.. Thanks for the email...I guess I'm it!

I've reformed since my return-- no more TV :nono:

Comrade needed to be more productive with his time. :nod:

And you are it. :nod:

2 Apr 2006, 20:49

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote: I've reformed since my return-- no more TV.

Unfortunately, Comrade cheated last night.

are you now quoting yourself, Comrade? How clever...

2 Apr 2006, 20:51

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote: I've reformed since my return-- no more TV.

Unfortunately, Comrade cheated last night.

are you now quoting yourself, Comrade? How clever...

No, just mixed up. The proper post is now above you...

...and the post meant to follow now follows. :shrug:

2 Apr 2006, 20:51

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote: I've reformed since my return-- no more TV.

Unfortunately, Comrade cheated last night. :baby:

2 Apr 2006, 20:52

See?

2 Apr 2006, 20:52

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote: I've reformed since my return-- no more TV.

Unfortunately, Comrade cheated last night.

are you now quoting yourself, Comrade? How clever...

No, just mixed up. The proper post is now above you...

...and the post meant to follow now follows.

hmm. That is indeed odd. Check yer email tomorrow!

2 Apr 2006, 20:55

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote: I've reformed since my return-- no more TV.

Unfortunately, Comrade cheated last night.

are you now quoting yourself, Comrade? How clever...

No, just mixed up. The proper post is now above you...

...and the post meant to follow now follows.

hmm. That is indeed odd.

Simply an error on my part, dear Mrs. Peel.

Oh, I see what you mean now... :D

Emma Peel wrote: [Check yer email tomorrow!

2 Apr 2006, 21:01

By the way, so glad yer back!

:nod:

I'm jaunting to southern Cali in a few weeks so SJC, here I come again!

2 Apr 2006, 21:03

Emma Peel wrote: By the way, so glad yer back!

Thank you, Mrs. Peel. :)

Emma Peel wrote: I'm jaunting to southern Cali in a few weeks so SJC, here I come again!

Double entendre?

Anyway, it shall soon be my turn to miss you. :nod:

2 Apr 2006, 21:06

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Emma Peel wrote: By the way, so glad yer back!

Thank you, Mrs. Peel. :)

Emma Peel wrote: I'm jaunting to southern Cali in a few weeks so SJC, here I come again!

Double entendre?

Anyway, it shall soon be my turn to miss you.

double entendre? I shall have to look up that phrase again. :read:

I shall only be gone for a weekend, so you shan't suffer too much! :)

2 Apr 2006, 21:11

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Emma Peel wrote: By the way, so glad yer back!

Thank you, Mrs. Peel. :)

Emma Peel wrote: I'm jaunting to southern Cali in a few weeks so SJC, here I come again!

Double entendre?

Anyway, it shall soon be my turn to miss you.

double entendre? I shall have to look up that phrase again.

I shall only be gone for a weekend, so you shan't suffer too much! :)

Mrs. Peel is merciful. :)

And a lady. :nod:

2 Apr 2006, 21:12

:blush:

2 Apr 2006, 21:26

And Comrade is the last gentleman.

2 Apr 2006, 21:30

good to know. a nooligan could never be a gentleman, or could he.

2 Apr 2006, 21:31

NOOLigan wrote: good to know. a nooligan could never be a gentleman, or could he.

reformed rake perhaps?

2 Apr 2006, 21:33

Or at least a hoe.

2 Apr 2006, 21:33

Emma Peel wrote:

NOOLigan wrote: good to know. a nooligan could never be a gentleman, or could he.

reformed rake perhaps?

rake?

2 Apr 2006, 21:34

or reformed ladies' man, if you would prefer.

2 Apr 2006, 21:35

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote: Or at least a hoe.

:evil4:

double entendre!

2 Apr 2006, 21:36

i think we need to do a game on double entendres. I shall ponder over this concept some more...

2 Apr 2006, 21:37

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote: Or at least a hoe.

double entendre!

:evil4:

2 Apr 2006, 21:39

Emma Peel wrote: or reformed ladies' man, if you would prefer.

reformed me? ah yes of course, i don't want to destroy that carefully constructed image of myself.

2 Apr 2006, 21:42

NOOLigan wrote:

Emma Peel wrote: or reformed ladies' man, if you would prefer.

reformed me? ah yes of course, i don't want to destroy that carefully constructed image of myself.

:shades:

We've got your number, Nooligan! :)

2 Apr 2006, 21:43

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote:

Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last Gentleman of the Mohicans wrote: Or at least a hoe.

double entendre!

missed your witty comebacks while you were gone!

2 Apr 2006, 22:06

Emma Peel wrote:

NOOLigan wrote:

Emma Peel wrote: or reformed ladies' man, if you would prefer.

reformed me? ah yes of course, i don't want to destroy that carefully constructed image of myself.

We've got your number, Nooligan! :)

no you don't. my number is:

2 Apr 2006, 22:09

...already programmed in the treo. :laugh:

2 Apr 2006, 22:13

Emma Peel wrote: ...already programmed in the treo.

are you psychic?

2 Apr 2006, 22:15

NOOLigan wrote:

Emma Peel wrote: ...already programmed in the treo.

are you psychic?

I just know you too well. Scary, ain't it?

2 Apr 2006, 22:20

Emma Peel wrote:

NOOLigan wrote:

Emma Peel wrote: ...already programmed in the treo.

are you psychic?

I just know you too well. Scary, ain't it?

well you'd have to give it to me first.

2 Apr 2006, 22:21

update. the bulldozer drive next door took out his power and got zapped. he seen all right though.

2 Apr 2006, 22:35

Hey,

Jumping into this late. . .but watch out about the DUKES, dems fightin' wordz!!!!

JHC

3 Apr 2006, 12:10

Emma Peel wrote:

[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: You know, I heard the Green Acres Theme in a Japanese commercial a decade ago. How strange!

what was the commercial for?

The commercial was for a sale in a San-e store. I think it's comparable to Tesco.