I agree with most of what has said about nothing on TV today being as
good as The Andy Griffith Show. There is a show, though, on the
Discovery Channel that I enjoy watching, sometimes with my daughter
called "Mythbusters". It's kind of a cross between Odd Facts Known by
Few, Learn a Month Magazi
Thanks Jeff, for the info!
-Clyde
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>>>It is a green Ford Falcon. It is parked on Main Street quite a bit. In the
>>>show where Wally fires Gomer it is one of the cars waiting in line while
>>>Gomer tells the story about Birdie.<<<
Hmmm... Now this one has me puzzled. Not who owns the car, but how you know
it's green! Gomer
I too have had success with getting a train to smash a penny. Many moons ago my
friends and I used to place pennies on the track now and then. It was near a
coal yard, so? I guess the pennies stayed on the track because the train was
travelling at a slower pace. Anyway, we never had trouble find
My buddy and I used to frequent a local trestle - fishing, wading in the water,
etc. One day we saw a train coming - he put a nickle on the tracks, I put a
penny. We both recovered our flattened coins. Still got mine somewhere. Wow
- that was about 35 years ago. I'm getting old.
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I agree, Robert! Messing around down by the train tracks could be just as
dangerous as fooling around in the Remshaw house.
Why not just put your penny in stagnation water and watch it turn into a snake?
It's a lot safer.
"And get that gun out of your mouth"
Peggy
***Did anyone notice who owned this car? Maybe Nellie or Mr. Schwump was the
owner.
The reason I noticed it so much is that quite a few of my friends in the 60's
owned Ford Falcons because they were dependable, economical cars.***
Ah, something I always wondered myself. And we finally got
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