BeerVarious Cure the Dukes way!

Since Uncle Jesse’s moonshine was a substitute for fossil fuel‘s... I figure a Boars Nest margarita is the cure for this latest craze of the fear mongering disaster lobby!

[henrymag.]

Uncle Jesse's moonshine is a cure all for what ells you

[gregc]

When I hear you say boss hog and Roscoe it brings me back to my childhood!

[nickb]

I love that you embrace and have fun with your previous role as Bo Duke.

[littlestevey]

This is great!! Thanks for putting a big smile on my face in these sad, fear mongering days !!!

[campuscab]

You slay me. You still got that country boy humor. Life has been nuts today and that made me laugh my butt off. Thanks

[kph]

Hysterical - humor can be found in almost anything - its insanity is what can keep us sane.

[karenstepp]

LOL!!! Bo have I told you lately...? YOU ROCK!!
( Thanks for the laugh 😂 )
You will always be my favorite Duke!

[Jimmerz]

John you could do more of these cb scenes weekly and il be watching! Stay safe cheers luke and daisy for me!

[scotty]

Wouldn’t you just love it if he replied 😀boss and Rosco at the boars nest too 👍🏼 miss those guys! Keep on keeping on John, top man 👍🏼

[scottriffe]

Hey Bo Uncle Jessie must have made you rebuild that out house cause I remember you blew it up with a dynamite arrow you thought was a dud... LoL. Love it keep them coming

[YoSamidySam]

LOL hold on to your corn 🌽 cob, don’t let it slip 😂

[johnnywishbone]

LOL. You are awesome John. Thanks for making my day with this little joking around. By the way thank you soooo much for being on youtube. Love the channel.

[mrozboss]

Thankyou for the fun childhood memories in the 80s here in down under it inspired me to be a Mopar nut and still have my first one for 34 years a 69 valiant pacer Rita the v8 eta orange of course lol

[ProthoPectore]

fyi.

most people, 97%ish, don't know proper hand washing technique. soap? water? when i was a student at penn st. for a microbio lad assignment we got to swab the school. door knobs, railings, tv remotes, cell phones, pencils, chairs, water fountain, car keys, even the chalk. everything had fecal matter on it. the bathroom was dangerous, the railings on the stairs were dangerous, everything was nasty. but we had one girl who had her cell phone swabbed. it was red bag hot. it had EveryThing on it. this chick was always sick AND she always chewed her fingernails! i even yelled at her a couple times to stop chewing her nails. wash your hands. keep your hands off your face! keep your fingers out your nose, mouth, and eyes! eat right. get enough sleep. wash your hands.

[rafer]

I been saving phone books for emergencies just like this. I got the poor man's outhouse. No winders, cantC💩 when in there.

[rebeccasarahpup]

I'm 16 and I love dukes of hazzard. Well my dad always watched it when I was younger and he watched it when he was young

[psychotrucker]

Can't believe people are hording toilet paper. When my dad grew up in 1930s they couldn't afford toilet paper and got by just fine.

[Kennycollins]

Luke-My car
Uncle Jesse-Now who would go and blow up a perfectly good outhouse
Bo-I guess I mixed in the detonator caps with the practice arrows

[MelodyMLucianoNorris-qelc]

Growing up we used the Sears And Robuck catalog and not corn cobs!! Corn cobs are far too scratchy and the Sears And Robuck you could read prior to using it to get down to business!! LMAO!! And the lye soap? Aunt Lora Torsey used to make that by the tons and give it and a washcloth to every single family member for Christmas!! We have a gigantic family and most of us didn't have running water in the house so it was always a big joke that she thought her family was dirty so felt a need to drop us a hint every Christmas!! LMAO!! And don't worry by the way!! We boiled water on the wood cookstove and put it in a big tub in front of the stove and bathed in it. So no one was dirty! We were always clean and smelling of lye soap!! Well at least until we got to the barn as my family were dairy farmers. The smell of fresh cow dung still brings back fond childhood memories for me!! Ok, I know that is weird but hey, it is part of being raised like the Duke family was!! As a child, I thought the Dukes was based on our family!! LMAO!! My uncle was always out trying to get away from the cops with some fancy maneuvers in his car. Like racing through an apple orchard at night with the lights out on the car and his wife and my mom and another uncle in the back screaming bloody murder!! Then there were fancy maneuvers of getting around the police. Every single day was another episode of the Dukes at our house! The only thing is no one ever blew up the outhouse! Although we did have chickens go under the outhouse to eat. The outhouse was on the second story of the shed so everything landed at the bottom where the chickens waited for their "treats"!! My cousin's outhouse was in their barn and mom was using it when a cow put its head through the window and quite literally scared the sh*t out of her!! Other than that nothing blowing up besides Sunday morning which was the day after Saturday night bean dinner!! LMAO!! We did have shooting going on though. The minister's dogs got loose down in town one time and were chasing the deer. We called it deer running and what they would do is chase the deer until they dropped dead from exhaustion and then the dogs would have a meal. Grandpa stopped that quickly with his rifle I can tell you when, one day, the dogs made their way onto our farm. Grandpa disposed of the bodies behind the stone wall in the back 40 and then told the minister he had no clue where those dogs were at! And then the ufo that came down in the field behind my aunt's chicken coop and house. She was an 80-year-old widow at the time and told everyone to stay put while she fetched the rifle!! She shot at it and it took off. Everyone was so shocked no one dared to say anything! Normally she shot at the thieves that would try to break into my cousin's junkyard to steal car parts but that was the first time she shot at a UFO!! I always wondered how many dead bodies might be hidden amongst the car parts. I personally never found any while playing out there but who knows. LMAO!! The mysteries of life on a farm! I still laugh to this day at how much like our lives the Dukes show was!! I have no idea how they came up with a family identical to mine but boy it still makes me happy to watch the show and reminisce about childhood. And, to this day, even at 48, I have a wild streak in me when it comes to cars! I can talk cars with the best of them and I own some pretty snazzy cars that I race down the highway at breakneck speed!! Love the feel of the turbo kicking in!! Not a better feeling in the world!! I absolutely blew the doors off of my work van when I drove my turbo past it on the highway!! My cousin was driving my work van by the way and I made sure he felt my thunder and I blew past, peddle to the floor and horn blaring!! Feels damned good!! It is the very last little tie I have to my childhood and all those good memories so I want to hang on tight to it!! Thanks, John Schneider for keeping the memories alive for me!!

[Cadetchunklet]

Hi John how are you doing right now I've just got one question what's it like as an actor driving the general Lee in the dukes of Hazzard from your biggest fan marcus.👍👍