I always imagined she was saying Zoweee, like oh boy or yippee. I figure
it was the hipster thing to say in Mayberry at the time.
Cathy
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I think Helen is actually saying Zowee, which is used to signify you are
excited about something, but she is saying it really slow and sarcastically, to
convey the opposite.
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Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2013 12:18:40 -0500
From: Harriet Browder h_brow...@hotmail.com
To: wbmutbb
While watching the dogs in the jail house, I noticed the big dog with his
paws and head inside the bookcase top shelf. The same bookcase that is
notorious for getting its glass broken with a broom or a sling shot. Also,
in another scene, Andy, Barney and Opie are outside walking to the jail
house
I believe the expression was meant to be ZOW EEE.
Could be I'm wrong.
Lucille Richmond (from Connecticut)
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I've been wondering about Sarah the operator and who pays her for her
services. Any ideas from anyone?
If at first you don't succeed, try and hide your astonishment.
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