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ID	Post Type	Posted By	Comment	Title	Posted On

3444	Article	Hoju Koolander	I was so glad to see the Etch-A-Sketch scenes make an appearance. Aside the General Lee Hot Wheels car, that was my sole piece of merchandise and I loved it.		Mar 14, 2016
3446	Article	mickyarber	@hoju....I had several different sets of screens for the etch a sketch. Not just Dukes. Those things really ramped up the fun of etch a sketch.	Random Dukes of Hazzard Merchandise	Mar 15, 2016
3448	Article	OldSchool80s	I had those wrist racers (among many other things)! I loved The Dukes of Hazzard. I had no idea what the confederate flag stood for or any of that and the show really had absolutely nothing to do with that. I had the pleasure of an interview with the show's creator, Gy Waldron, a couple years back.	Random Dukes of Hazzard Merchandise	Mar 15, 2016
3450	Article	Vaporman87	You said it OldSchool. The show never represented any negative views toward anyone. That's why I think it was absurd to be yanking it off of television when people were up in arms over the Confederate Flag. People need to get over themselves.	Random Dukes of Hazzard Merchandise	Mar 16, 2016
3461	Article	kidcoffee	Man this brings me back. I totally had those wrist racers too. Loved mine to death. As for the confederate flag I had no idea there was any stigma attached to it at all as a kid. Heck I used to think it made the regular flag seem boring.	Random Dukes of Hazzard Merchandise	Mar 17, 2016
3546	Article	SockofFleagulls	I recently visited Cooter's Place in Nashville for the first time and I was taken back at the sheer amount of Dukes merchandise that was released. My friend that was with me who is 10 times the fan I am was even amazed.	Random Dukes of Hazzard Merchandise	Dec 08, 2016
3452	Article	Vaporman87	You would think that with today's technology, one could not be fooled by a prank call (at least not by the number and ID you see). But you would be wrong. Technology has also provided NEW ways to fool people on the phone. Take, for example, PrankDial. At PrankDial, one can type in ANY phone number they choose to be the "calling from" number, select a pre-recorded prank message set, and then listen to the response after it is recorded and saved to the site. The pre-recorded message actually responds (or doesn't respond) based on replies from the person being called. So if no response if given, the message may say "Are you still there?" "Hellooo???" But if responses are given, then the message follows it's normal pattern, and it usually results in hilarious responses.	Old School Phones: Mystery Callers	Mar 16, 2016
3457	Article	pikachulover	I had some neighbors who would try to prank call me. I remember once they told me they had "Kimberly from the Power Rangers" on the phone. She didn't sound like Kimberly. She sounded like somebody with a cold. Then they said it was just my neighbor's friend who I didn't know named Kimberly who owned cheap inline skates. Which my neighbor just threw in there into the conversation.	Old School Phones: Mystery Callers	Mar 16, 2016
3462	Article	echidna64	Kids today never understand what it feels like to call a girl's home and then have her dad pick up on the other end lol	Old School Phones: Mystery Callers	Mar 17, 2016
3484	Article	Hoju Koolander	@Vaporman87 My wife is totally requesting that I test our PrankDial on her. it sounds so sophisticated. @pikachulover that's pretty hilarious. Celebrity based prank calls are a whole different category. Tricking little kids into thinking their favorite hero is calling could be cruel or cool. @echidna64 Yeah, dating calls on the phone were tricky. If you were trying to avoid someone, there wasn't much you could do to prevent it and if you wanted the call there was little to be done about siblings getting to the phone first and embarrassing you.	Old School Phones: Mystery Callers	Mar 24, 2016