Re: WBMUTBB Digest, Vol 9, Issue 269

Also, a very happy birthday to my brother who was actually born DURING the debut of TAGS, on October 3, 1960 Brad Neil Bentley Cunningham My card, in case you ever need my services. A very happy 48th birthday to TAGS! In commemoration, we will be having our Sunday School lessons

sightings

Wow!! Looked like a TAGS reunion last night in the 1967 movie Bonnie and Clyde! Cousin Virgil still messing up. Dub Taylor as is pa. Briscoe Darlin' as the law. If I am not mistaken, the Darlin' boys did the music for the mvie. Now if they could'a had Ernest T and Charlene as Bonnie and

Just some thoughts for everyone who writes in

I was Emailing this week with another veteran and decided I would jot down some thoughts, that may help folks who are new, and haven't posted to the Digest much. These are not rules, (only Allan makes the rules, and we all know the two rules) just realities that I've learned from years of sending

Digest Posting Guidelines according to the Untrained Voice

Well done, Untrained Voice. I love that you backed up your talking points with actual quotes from the greatest show ever written. I believe you got us, if we don't jump. There are many, many others who contribute very wise and caring posts to the Digest and it always reassures me that

Born During TAGS Debut

Also, a very happy birthday to my brother who was actually born DURING the debut of TAGS, on October 3, 1960 Brad Neil Bentley Cunningham How Rude!!! Couldn't he have waited until it was over? Yosemite Sam ___ WBMUTBB mailing list

Thanks for the responses

I am a little late in this but I wanted to thank all of the kind people out there who responded to my question about the middle names, now when the pups get hollered at for stealing a pie or a gumball out of the machine I know the correct way to call out to them. I apologize for the late

RE: Joe's Comments

Regarding Joe Gritton's comments about the workings of this bulletin board, I just want to mention that some of us that have been around a while don't write in nearly as much as we used to. We've pretty much said what we've needed to say over the years, but enjoy new posts. Next month, Allan

Allowances

I saw an episode of Little House on the Prarie today, and Charles Ingalls bribed Albert into going to school by offering him 25 cents per week. This was in 1880. He accepted the bribe of course. Opie does all manner of chores each week for that same 25 cents, yet it's ca lled an

Submitted for Tom Kessel

Get Going Tom While the Going Is Good. 2 digests posted in 8 hours. Wow and I see some positive feedback on my interviews. Thank you. I'll touch upon briefly a few topics hopefully of interest. Someone sent in by mistake a minor error. It was about Aunt Bees Romance saying I'll have a hand in

Tv Land Why Dont you Leave TAGS Show ALONE???

thanks Joe for your help tho that lost message i see tonight was posted 3 times. i reread some of my messages i sumitted. i mentioned briefly the Barney Hold a Summit episode from 1968 with this great character actor who played the gruff overbearing head of the Russian delagation. and i made

RE: Allowances

I'm a couple years younger than Ron Howard, and there indeed was a time way yonder back in the '60s that my allowance was 25 cents a week. Don Good (still hoping to make $1.25 per hour like Goober) ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com

Re: tom kessel

Goodness.what a pure joy it would be to go over to Wally's right after lunch with Tom Kessel, open up a couple of bottles of pop, and just listen to Tom tell about all the things he knows. That would be about as Mayberry as anything else I can imagine. Thanks for the memories and keep

SONGS ON TAGS

I WAS WONDERING WHAT SONGS HAD BEEN SUNG, OR MENTIONED MOST OFTEN ON TAGS. SOME NOTEABLES: 1.) THERE IS A TIME FOR US TO WANDER (I SEEM TO REMEMBER 3 TIMES). 2.) DOOLEY (3?) 3.) AUNT DINAH'S QUILTING PARTY 4.) IN THE GLOAMING 5.) SANTA LUCIA 6.) OLE DAN TUCKER I TRIED TO THINK OF