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Boomhauer's typical romantic life included one-night stands with several young women. Peggy Hill once mentions (likely in jest) his longest relationship was a three-day weekend. Occasionally, he had girlfriends that he dated for more than sex. When a woman breaks up with him in "Dang Ol' Love", he is notably devastated, and apologizes to a number of women he'd similarly hurt. In the episode "Uh-Oh, Canada", Boomhauer moves to Guelph, Ontario, and has a 3-month relationship with a French-Canadian woman. Hower says any size company can incorporate this kind of training into their business, since it's usually charged on a per-user basis.

Jeffrey Dexter Boomhauer III (born October 17, 1953), most commonly referred to as Boomhauer, is a fictional character in the Fox animated series King of the Hill, voiced by series creator Mike Judge, [1] [2] known for his fast-paced and nearly-incomprehensible speech.According to Jeff Hower, an executive sports producer/photojournalist for ABC in Denver, he captured a funny moment of the two talented receivers discussing the idea of cabin life with the Broncos. It's like having the internet police in the neighborhood -- people pay attention better if they think there's a cop around," says Hower.

Jeudy was born and raised in South Florida and while Hamler was born in Michigan, he moved to Florida to play his final high school season at IMG Academy. The duo has two options for living arrangements: an apartment or a cabin. The former Alabama wide receiver and 2018 Fred Biletnikoff Award winner was selected at No. 15 overall in the NFL Draft. Along with him, the Broncos drafted the speedy K.J. Hamler out of Penn State University as its second-round selection. He says, “One of my disappointing DNFs was in Swaziland. The cache was hidden somewhere on the bank of a small river with the notes cautioning to watch out for crocodiles. I never did find a cache in that country.” If you’re tempted to climb on a motorcycle and start a geocaching adventure, Jeff has some advice. “My advice to someone caching via motorcycle is “Be Careful.” Don’t focus on the GPS. Get a good idea about where you are going and how to get there while you are stopped. Beyond that it’s just an awesome reason to go riding and exploring.” He adds, “I’m still in awe at the creative methods people come up with to hide caches.” The season 1 episode "Hank's Got the Willies" shows Boomhauer and the famously incomprehensible Bob Dylan conversing with one another. In " A Fire Fighting We Will Go", when a story is presented from Boomhauer's point of view, he speaks clearly while the other characters have his usual speech pattern, indicating that Boomhauer sees his speech as normal and that of his associates as difficult to understand.

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He is perfectly fine with being a Denver Bronco; however, Jerry Jeudy does have questions about housing in his new area. Early promotional spots for the series featured clips of Boomhauer speaking, intercut with text that presented the term "Boombonics" in the style of a dictionary entry, as a reference to "Ebonics" ( AAVE). The word was broken down into syllables, with proper pronunciation and the definition (see gibberish).

There is a recurring joke in which Hank occasionally cannot understand Boomhauer due to extenuating circumstances such as the complexity of the vocabulary being used (i.e., " legalese mumbo jumbo"), a bad telephone connection, or an echo. In one Rashomon-style episode, "A Firefighting We Will Go", it is implied that Boomhauer's speech sounds perfectly ordinary for his region in his own memory – contrary to how everyone else hears him – this being cited as "evidence of bidialectism". [5] Often, the closed caption texts of Boomhauer's mumblings are clearer than his spoken words. An example of a typical line of dialogue: Boomhauer's occupation is unclear throughout the series. Season 13 episode 20, " To Sirloin with Love", reveals that Boomhauer has a Texas Ranger badge in his wallet (though whether or not this is legitimate is never stated). [4] In season 3 episode 7, "Nine Pretty Darn Angry Men", Boomhauer, when asked about his employment during a lawnmower focus group, claims he's "done a lot of different things", and mentions something about receiving a tax-free worker's compensation settlement. It is possible that this was a cover, or that he was in a different line of work prior to becoming a Texas Ranger. In the season 5 episode "Luanne Virgin 2.0", Hank says he is going to borrow Boomhauer's limousine, but it is not explained if Boomhauer uses the limousine as a source of income or not.Jeff has taken his love of exploration to different continents. He’s traveled from his home in Missouri, USA to the southern tips of South America and Africa. He geocached along the way, finding new vistas and unimaginable new locations. But Jeff hasn’t geocached without DNF (did not find) regrets for caches that eluded him – especially one particular geocache in Africa. Jeff geocaching in Africa A New Year's resolution for a lot of people is to clean up their digital profile and delete accounts and connections they no longer use. Boomhauer is the high school friend and neighbor of the characters Hank Hill, Bill Dauterive, and Dale Gribble. His first name was only spoken in the TV series during the season 13 episode, "Uh-Oh, Canada", when the Canadian woman with whom he'd switched houses for the summer said, "Hello, Jeff. Oh my, it's the fifteenth already?" His driver's license as shown in the series finale reads "Boomhauer, Jeff" [3] and reveals that he is 6'0". And he says the training will always need to be updated since the internet crooks are never going to go away. Jeff Hower, the Director of IT Infrastructure and Operations at Oregon Tech in Wilsonville, was more than familiar with the practice, and says it's a good one, as long as it's used to teach employees and not shame them.