>>149719935 (OP)
Isn't "detective" a subjective title?
If you believe you are and successfully detect something, then you're a detective.
Now if you're under the delusion that you are employed by the police or a federal agency, when they've given you no paycheck, that is psychosis.
Why hasn't Scooby-Dum been brought back? He is the groups true sixth member. When you see that image saying something is missing its Scooby-Dum. Scooby-Dum is missing.
>>149720210
The only Scooby Doo Confederacy reference I know, is old Colonel Beauregard Sanders here, but of course he wasn't actually a ghost, he was a historian trying to scare people away from treasure he was looking for (how original)
>>149719935 (OP)
Proof positive that the Doos didn't care what they fucked. There was definitely some sibling fucking going on to create him, as well as some human fucking to create at least one of his other cousins.
>>149720929
Does fighting in the Vietnam War and hating it redeem one from a Confederate family history? Like since Norville came back knowing shit was fucked up, rather than embracing the potential of his Confederate heritage to deny it with pride
>>149721027
The sad part is the probable origin of that. He was probably just called Dumdum, and maybe even "Dummy" when being spoken to affectionately instead of Scooby-dum by his family. Being basically retarded even by dog standards, he didn't even mind. Just not smart enough to know any better.
>>149721297 >>149721297 >Millioins
No. It might be worth thousands or even ten thousands if it's from early-ish in the Civil War and not counterfeits (unlikely there's been a lot of counterfeiting in the 20th century), but if it's 1864 money it's basically worthless, even if it's real, even if it's in good condition; because the Confederates printed so goddamned much near the end.
>>149722593
The Confederate Soldiers were honorable and gallant men. Unlike the Union dogs who enjoyed raping and pillaging. Most were not even american. :)