Re: Greatest Moments of Romance in Mayberry

Ken I agree! I'd like to add the scene in which Barney secretly invites Helen to Thelma Lou's and nearly shakes Andy's hand to death in his excitement. Later, he steals Andy's chair of choice with some fast-paced deputy maneuvering (and crosses his legs in a quite refined manner)!

RE: election talk

Hey Paul, That's a funny story! As Luther Heggs said Boy, that electrician must be a Democrat! Denver Pyle had that certain discerning look that was always a favorite of mine. I saw him the other night in The Alamo with John Wayne - didn't realize he was in that. Over and Under, Clyde Barn

77 Documented Cases....

Well, after hearing about that new commercial, I wonder if Barn now carries 77 documented cases of malfeasance? :-) Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

Re: Romantic Moments

This is a great discussion of the Romantic Moments! How about when the very dejected Barn, learning of Thel's marriage to a wrecking crew foreman, meets Nettie Albright (it's just go, go, go!). I see you're a blonde now... ___ WBMUTBB mailing list

RE: Loss to the Mayberry family

David, Thank you for letting us know. Will be keeping the Venables in our prayers! Thanks, Clyde ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

RE: The Keevy episode (Ted Kamprad)

That's another fave of mine. The actor who played Keevy, sadly, died very young (I think in the late 70s), but he played a great part! Yes, the guitar miming on TAGS wasn't always that 'spot on,' but the mood tended to be successfully created, due to a combination of everyone working

re:git-tar playing

Eric, Thanks for the info on Herb! I wonder about the other, uncredited, musicians who played incidental and 'bit pieces' on TAGS, as well - the rest of the band that plays with Jim Lindsay when he's in prison (the bass/rhythm and horns) isn't too shabby, either! :-) Then on the composer side,

RE: Herb Ellis

Yes, in fact there are (were) two Herb Ellis(es), it turns out, one was the actor and the other, the guitarist. Here's a photo of him with the Oscar Peterson Trio from 1957. http://www.lionelhampton.nl/imageANH.JPG http://www.lionelhampton.nl/swedishjazzphotography.html Here's another, clearer,

RE: Re Re RE Herb Ellis (again!)

Well, being a trained noticer, I found this link, which might reveal the source of both of these stories: http://www.tagsrwc.com/faq/index.php?cat=14 Seems James Best is quoted as thinking that Ellis did the guitar work in his episode, while Hagen says otherwise.

The Landscape of Mayberry

I thought I'd write about what all of us see when we watch the show - the Landscape of Mayberry. In particular, I was thinking of the similarities in the scenery of North Carolina/Blue Ridge area and the scenes filmed out in Cal-ee-for-nee. I think the scenery locater or property personnel or

RE: Things to do in Mayberry

I wonder...did they ever show the Mayberry fire department? I wonder if they have a Barney too? :) ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

RE: Mayberry Fire Department

Thanks Brian! I had wondered if Mayberry was fightin' fire with fire or with a hose. ;-) ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

RE: Trains in Mayberry

Ken, Thanks for the wonderful noticing on the subject of trains in Mayberry. :-) I wonder if they ever said exactly where the Mayberry train station was? When Teena Andrews came back to town, the station looked pretty sizeable (at least the platform did) for a smaller town. Seems the

RE: Andy's Guitar on TAGS

Thanks Jeff, for the info! -Clyde ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

RE: replaced audio track

Hey Paul, I remember that the audio track during the county fair scene (stock fair/carnival footage) in The Pickle Story was merry-go-round/calliope type music in the versions that I taped from t.v. (or should I say quote 't.v.'? haha). Can't seem to remember what is used on the new DVDs

RE: Laugh tracks and other splashes

Joe, Thanks for the replacement DVD info. I wonder if that offer is no longer valid, as I had sent the proof of purchases to that address a few months ago. I might try 'er again, though, just in case! Now that wedding march idea is intriguing! I wonder if the traditional wedding march

Re: Mayberry After Midnight on YouTube!!!!

Thanks for the link! That's a funny one!! Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

What It Was, Was Football on YouTube

I found this marriage of Andy's famous monologue, combined with George Woodbridge's excellent story drawings from a 1958 MAD magazine issue. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNxLxTZHKM8 Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list

RE: : What is was/Mad Magazine

I agree - those old Mad illustrations and comedy are timeless! I remember those old novel-sized compilations of Mad classics. I wonder if they're still around? ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

Meyers Lake

Was the location for Meyers Lake also used on a few Brady Bunch episodes? I saw one the other day in which the family went camping by a lake, and it sure looked familiar (almost the location in which George the t.v. repairman and Barn visited Andy and Helen). Over and Under, Clyde Barn

RE: I'm voting for Allan

Well put, Peggy! Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

RE: Carl Benson's Wildcats

Cheryl, No one could play Chattanooga Choo-Choo like Carl! Thanks for the news. Now about that jaywalking... does the Green Wivver Ordinance come in to play here too? I wonder if street peddling is rampant? Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB

RE: Avocado Queen

I wonder if Barn ever squired around the Fortune Cookie Queen? He was probably standing out under a blazing sun, looking like a dang fool, then too, although not getting a fortune cookie is cuious...currrious... ___ WBMUTBB mailing list

RE: Apricots

Cheryl, I hadn't noticed about the avocado until it was too late. Perhaps Aunt Bee could be a queen of many things, including fortune cookies, pickles, marmalade, and bed jackets. Over and underer, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list

The Old Roadhog in Mayberry

You know, I think that Lester Roadhog Moran and the Cadillac Cowboys would've been great making an unexpected pitstop in Mayberry. Just imagine how Barney would've gotten in on the music act! ;-) ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com

Re: The Ol' Roadhog

Come to think of it, the boys didn't have a stand-by cymbalist. I wonder how Little Liza would sound with a few cymbal crash flourishes from ol' Barn? There might be some conflict though, as The Ol' Roadhog had his own barber, Burford, while the rest of Mayberry has Floyd. Floyd is

Re: Lake Charles

Brad, That's very true! Mayberry sure gets around! :-) I wonder (of course it's probably not wise to wonder about something fictional, but here goes..haha) why Uncle Ollie went up through Shreveport, rather than more directly east, through New Orleans, or maybe northeast to Jackson, Miss,

Re: Actual towns

It's interesting how some of the towns mentioned on TAGS take on big city or at least big town status, even if the real towns probably aren't quite that way. To me, Mt. Pilot seemed at least as big as Mayberry, and Siler City seemed like..well, a city. Now Raleigh was the big time...big!

RE: Actual Towns and Places

You know, Aunt Bee's accent varied from time to time. I have a good friend from New England who always finds that Aunt Bee's earlier episodes feature a slightly Bostonian accent which later mutated into a southern accent. She might be from the Back Bay! :-)

RE: Fred - Howard McNear

I was watching If I Had a Quarter-Million and when Barney calls to Fred in the hotel (Fred!), it sure sounds a lot like Howard McNear's voice. Floyd was in the episode after all. Maybe Floyd had a brother named Fred who worked at the hotel? Curt That's a good question! You know, the guy who

Re: Aunt Bee Learns to Drive - With the Beatles

Come to think of it, I think it was dirt quite a bit of the time - didn't it have curbs at one time, as well...or...well, I think there were sidewalks, weren't there? You know, Opie really liked them Beagles, and there's a special deal going on here about them:

RE: Hello from Mt Airy (The Miles')

I'm sure looking forward to it! I just hope no hurricanes from Old Man Kelsey's Ocean blow in, haha.. But really, will Betty be at MD this yr? I didn't know if the event she's involved with will be at the same time? Over and Under, Clyde Barn Hope everyone is well.?? It has been a good

Sci-Fi and Mayberry

One of my favorite things about Mayberry, is that the picture show is pretty prominent in their lives. Barn gives a hint of his preferences several times, and The Monster From Out of Town seems to indicate the fare shown, along with the Cary Grant and Gregory Peck films. A few years ago, I

RE: Barney and Thelma Lou

Ken, For shame! :-) Does your wife read this newsletter? haha Yes, Barney did go all the way in getting both soup *and* salad! Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

RE: Mayberry Days Update

Jeff, Thanks for the updates! Will Ghost and Mr. Chicken still be shown on Fri night? Thanks, Clyde ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

Just Back From Mayberry Days (took the long road)

Wellp, I just got back from my *wonderful* trip to North Carolina and Mayberry Days, with a few other side-stops, and let me tell you, it was *big*! It gets better each year, and the people of Mt Airy (plus several thousand or so more visitors) make it so. Something about Smoky Mountain rain

Re: Karen Knotts show

Hi Brenda, The Karen Knotts show (Tied Up In Knotts) is her one-woman show in which she tells (through narrative and acting, backed by projected images of Knotts family life) of her experiences growing up with Don. It's nicely done in a family style, although there was perhaps only one or two

RE: Vic Mizzy, 93

I was blessed enough to speak with Mr. Mizzy, who was very outgoing and gracious. That legendary organ in The Ghost and Mr. Chicken was played by Vic himself, as well as being written by him. Being a younger TAGS fan, The Ghost... was my first Don Knotts experience, and that organ sure was

RE: Preamble

Ted, Many thanks for this great link! I (and I'm sure many others) have been thinking of the Founding Fathers lately, and this is neat. ;-) Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com

Charlie Foley's Halloween

Hey Gang, Just saw Charlie Foley with Abbott and Costello being chased around by monsters last night, in Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. Frank Ferguson (a.k.a. Charles Foley, Sam Lindsey, and Wilbur Pine) played the owner of a scary museum who was bent on getting those monsters into

Copper Tubing

Hi to you all, Thanks and well said, Allan. Has anybody tried that new Nehi flavor Wally has in his cooler? It's go-oo-ood! Oh, and Goob just got some more of that copper tubing. Over and Under, Clyde Barn -- Message: 4 Date: Tue, 03 Nov 2009 05:40:36 -0600 From:

TAGS Sets

Hi Gang, Just visited the online virtual tour of the 40 Acres set, and boy, was I surprised! I could see the old quonset huts from Gomer Pyle USMC in the background in a still shot from Goober's Contest. I guess Cousin Gome really wasn't that far away! :-) Here's a link to that picture:

RE: Don Knotts Stories

That's a great story! I remember from his book that he had several brothers - I wonder who is living now? A man I work with went to school (college) with Don, although he said that most of their classes were different. He has a similar 'cut' to him that Don seems to have had - that 'just

Barney Jr. Impersonator

Allan, Years ago - probably in the mid-90s, there was a discussion here about a guy called Barney Jr. who was/is a Barney Fife impersonator. I believe he also traveled with a companion Floyd impersonator, in a similar way to your interaction with David at Mayberry Days. They made an appearance

Shoes, Tomatoes, Hats, Troughs, Cows

There seems to be a pattern in several of these messages: shoes, tomatoes, hats, horse troughs, and crime charts. Shoes, like hats, can be worn, and a hat was used to get water from the horse trough (although that is illegal in Mayberry), Bob Rogers wore a hat, as did Don Knotts in Matlock.

RE: The Magic Christmas Card and Other Strange Occurances

Yes, REVENG probably had quite a bit to do with it, as did A-PATHY. Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

RE: Gomer

Hi, I wonder - there is a website that has lots of info on this, and there is a still shot from Goober's Contest, in which Aunt Bee and Opie are shown in Aunt Bee's car, sitting in the line at Goober's station. In the background are visible the guard house by the fence (it was also in the

Forty Acres Website

Hi all and Merry Christmas! Here's the Forty Acres website I referenced a few days ago: http://www.retroweb.com/40acres.html If you click on Virtual Tour in the top navigation, you will be transported to pages showing scenes from various shows, etc. Over and Under, Clyde Barn

A Touch of Barn

Whilst viewing Opie's Drugstore Job this weekend, I noticed, in the epilogue, that there's a touch of Barney, even though Barney himself is not present! When Goober is talking to Andy, the music played on Goob's exit is actually Barney's theme! (The alternating minor/major third motif played

RE: Mysterious disappearances

Jan, Those are puzzling questions! I wonder if Helen had lots of grading to do? :) Maybe Thelma Lou was making brownies? It seems like there were more mysterious goings-on in Mayberry than I had at first thought! Over and Under, Clyde Barn - Message: 7 Date: Wed, 27 Jan 2010

Opie's Drug Job

A while back, I posted my observations about the ending (epilogue) of Opie's Drug(Store) Job (well, without the Store part, it sounds like Ope's mixed up with the mafia! lol). Anyway, Andy's expression, and the mystery of what's crossing his mind seems to be more than just saying that's

SCTV's Loving Admiration for Howard McNear

Just watching the SCTV season one DVD recently, which features Eugene Levy lovingly doing his amazing impression of Floyd the Barber, makes me see how far-reaching TAGS's influence is. The combination of Merv Griffin and Andy Griffith into the Merv Griffith Show still makes me laugh, as that's

That Evasive One Camera Technique Explanation

Hi all, Hope everyone's making it ok through all of the snowy weather out east. Here's one perhaps for Allan...when Andy has talked of the making of TAGS, he has always mentioned the One Camera Technique which was utilized to give TAGS more of a movie feel, as opposed to the Three Camera

single camera and Floyd

Allan, thanks for the reminders - there's not another place like this one. :) Yes, I also try not to think too much about the 'behind-the-scenes' work that goes into the production of TAGS, as it interferes with the relaxing parts. As a side note, wouldn't it be interesting to see those bits

earthquakes in Mayberry

First, I hope all in the earthquake are doing ok. I hear it was a big un! That made me wonder, what with the discussion of Mayberry weather, if there was ever a quake in Mayberry? The first thing that comes to mind is the Goat and the blasting for the new highway. Also, that one time when

RE: Re: Copyright

Thanks Kathryn, I missed most of it too, but those are good points to remember, as writers depend upon it for their livelihood, plus it's just a decent thing to give credit where it's due. Even Barn was a writer, 'that one time.' Remember he had that article in the school paper? Over and

G-Men

Was there actually a movie called G-Men that Glenn Ford was in? Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

RE: I dreamed a dream

That's a great dream - thanks for sharing! I wonder what you may have eaten? :) Now about Fluffy, wasn't that the name of a cat in a tree, in one episode? Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com

RE: I dreamed a dream

Paul, Thanks again for sharing! I've had those sorts of dreams before, involving celebrities or musicians. I wonder if it would help to sleep with a woodchip under the pillow? Barn said that about dogs, that one time. Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___

Thelma Lou's Job and a movie

First of all, I just wanted to say that I wish Betty Lynn the very best, following her recent robbery in Mount Airy. She such a lovely, gracious woman! I, too, wonder where she actually worked. Given the fact that she and Barn watched that doctor show on t.v., she may or may not have worked

Howard McNear on Secret Agent K7

Just listening to the old time radio internet station today and who should I hear, but Howard McNear in an episode of Secret Agent K7! Makes ya thank, Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com

Silent Fudge

Here's one that maybe a trained noticer might know. I was watching Barney and Thelma Lou, Pt! (you might need a hanky to dry off after all of them 'f's) last night, and in the scene where Barn and Andy check doors together, sharing a bag of store-bought fudge, Barney's mouth seems

RE: Susan Oliver

He might've thought she looked familiar from her Star Trek appearance (although that was after this episode was filmed). I think both reasons are possible...perhaps he was afraid to leave her alone with Barn, as his whole body was a weapon. :-) Over and Under, Clyde Barn

RE: Revolving Mayor's Office

Now Ken, you had my hopes up, based upon your subject line, that Mayberry had a rotating mayor's office on top of a skyscraper. Now that would be 'the big time!' Where was City Hall? Not sure I remember seeing it, although it might actually have been Floyd's Barbershop, as that was

RE: Sermon for Today

Great article, Ian! Here's the other that was referenced from it (about the classic 20 wonderfully irrelevant conversations on the show): http://www.avclub.com/articles/inventory-20-wonderfully-irrelevant-andy-griffith,1529/ Over and Under, Clyde Barn

Re: 40 acres

That's really neat! I'm glad that you all got to go - were there any foundations from any of the facades, etc? (Not sure if facades have any foundataions, actually..but...) ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com

Re: Andy and the Great Gildersleeve

Speaking of the Great Gildersleeve, didn't he appear in quite a few other shows (or, rather the actor) prior to having his own? I've seen him on the Jack Benny Show (tv and radio), Fibber McGee and Molly (radio), to name but a few. ___ WBMUTBB

RE: ~ Morelli's ~

Nate Bracey noticed an odd smell emanating from Morelli's the other night. Could it be the pounded steak a la Morelli? Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

missing laugh tracks

Thanks Eric! What all did you have to send? I sent a photocopy of my season 4 a year or more ago, but received no reply. I might try again. :) Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com

RE: Mayberry Days Accommodations

Hey Jeff, That does sound nice! I may have been there...visited a working farm in the Pilot Mountain area a few years ago, with the historical farm house, barn, and outbuildings. Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list

RE: Storms in the Atlantic

Larry, Thanks for the heads-up! I think Barney has his 'forecasting device' outside the court house. It's a piece or rope hanging outside the window. If it's drippin', then it means it might rain. :-) Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB

Emergency Election - TAGS influence

Recently, I watched an Emergency! episode entitled Election. It featured Roy and John running against one another, much fashioned after Barney Runs For Sheriff in that the straight/funny man formula was used, and it was highly influenced by Don and Andy. :-) Over and Under, Clyde Barn

RE: 19 years...Wow!

I second that - thanks so much Allan for all of your hard work! Let's see...after 19 years, do you get the stainless steel wrist watch with the number 19 on the back? :-) Stainless steel...wow! Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list

Mr. and Mrs. Fife and the Wrecking Crew

Lucille, Barney and Thelma Lou got married in the 1986 reunion TV-movie, Return to Mayberry, which is available on the special TAGS 50th anniversary DVD that just came out. They were never married on the series, in fact the last we heard on the series is that Thelma Lou came back to a

Snowy Mayberry

It's flurry-in' here in OKC, as well. I could imagine that Barney would give Official Snow Patrol Escorts in and around town. Business down at Wally's might be hummin' due to sales of snowtires. Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list

RE: Thelma Lou in Little House on the Prairie

That's pretty neat! I didn't realize that Betty Lynn appeared on Little House. It seems that she deserved more in the episode than the part at the end, but any time she appears is newsworthy, in my book. She's such a wonderful lady! Over and Under, Clyde Barn

TAGS Original Transition and Closing Clips

Hey Gang, Thought I'd share these little gems with you all. They're the original transition and closing clips from TAGS, which were edited out prior to syndication and video release, as they carry the sponsor's info. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rarp0CBgiZM Over and Under, Clyde Barn

RE: David Quinn (Lawbreaking In Mayberry)

David, I hadn't noticed that! I'll have to have a little look-see next time I watch that one. Boy, my trained noticer muscles must be way yonder too relaxed! Over and Under, Clyde Barn -- Message: 8 Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2011 10:53:06 -0500 From: DAVID QUINN

RE: Aunt Bee the Warden: Strange and Curious Happening

Thanks Allan! Those are sure curious happenings! Great work on the video. I couldn't go to www.mayberry.info, as my browsers said 'server not found.' Did I do it right? Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com

RE: WBMUTBB Digest, Vol 12, Issue 68

As they say in the Mayberry Town Council Meetings (above the Mayor's Office), Hear, hear! (That's something you say when you agree with something someone says! :) ) Over and Under, Clyde Barn Threatt, an Alabama native with degrees from Princeton and Howard University School of Law, takes

RE: Allen's Electronal Marvels

That might be a result of big wire usage. :-) ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

RE: Question about barbers

That's a great question! I wonder if it would be inter-cutting the competition? Here is a question about TAGS that has never been answered. Who cut Floyd's hair? I grew up in a town just about the size of Mayberry in the 60's, and our town had 3 barbers. Of course they were all in the

RE: Howard McNear and Jack Benny

Ken, Susan, and Bob, I agree! It would be awesome to see Jack Benny on an episode of TAGS. Seeing him get a ticket for speeding or jay-walking would be priceless. I don't think I've ever seen Jack in a scene with Don Knotts. Does anyone know if they ever acted together? You know, most of

RE: The Jack Benny Show

Bob: You're very welcome! It's such a warm, heartfelt show, and the addition of Howard McNear made it moreso! That's very true! One would indeed expect Howard to produce a bottle from the desk at any moment. Now, if Floyd had been peddling girdles...as Andy would say, Lok out! Over

Sgt Carter in Mayberry

The most interesting thing...or rather, the most *curious* thing happened the other night, while watching Gomer Pyle. Sgt Carter went back to Wichita, KS, to visit his Mother and to spend a day away from Gomer (I'm Always Chasing Gomers). It seems that his Mother was living in the Taylors'

Spelling

In case the Count might be listening, yes it does sound as if Barney says Countess von Telecky, but the correct name is Count Istvan Telecky (or maybe Telecki.) In certain Eastern European languages, Istvan is a form of the name Steven/Stephen. It's like how John, Juan, Ian, Sean, Ivan,

TV Island and Herbert Hoover

Linda, I totally agree - thanks for your words on TV(Is)land :) I had words with Floyd this morning, and he's changed his mind (again) and now states that Herbert Hoover (instead of Calvin Coolidge) was dead set against that Cleveland show. Seems it made his hair turn orange. Also, Floyd

Floyd's Manucure Hep Cats

Shoot David, are those the same 'hep cats' wearin' them fancy threads that came into town one time? Over and Under, Clyde Barn Shoot Clyde, there was no need for Floyd to waste all that money on a mail order course in clipping nails. Floyd could have just caught some cats and practiced

Re: Alabama Twisters

My thoughts and prayers are with you all in Alabama. I remember how Mayberry came together when Andy and Helen were thought to be buried in the cave-in, and the folks in Alabama do it even better! :-) Keeping a good thought and God bless, Clyde Barn Friends - In the spirit of Mayberry

Re: pick-ups and splashes for Floor and Pool--by the Untrained Voice

That's a great point, Untrained Voice! I've many memories of being hunkered (or 'scrunched' as Andy would say) down in a cellar, waiting for the tornado to pass. My prayers for all who have been going through this horrible event. I agree about the A/C and how going indoors can tend to

A/C, Barn, and Melissa

Speaking of A/C, who can forget how Melissa dimmed the lights to cool the room off, much to Barn's amazement? :-) Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

RE: Turn UP the AC

Hello Fellow Mayberrians, I appreciate the AC posts. I think you hit it on the head, Mike. I, too, think that Andy was probably referring to the *intensity* of the AC, rather than the temperature. If I said we need more AC, that might also be expressed as turn the AC up as in *increasing*

Mayberry Heaters

Speaking of heat sources, Barn packed a heater, although I don't think it had a thermostat. :-) Over and Under, Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

RE: WBMUTBB Digest, Vol 12, Issue 139

Thanks Ron (the two-star**Barn)! Also, 'turning up' the radio volume is also turning down the resistance, although we usually say 'turn it up.' Electronil marvels! I wonder if there's a term for those opposites you very rightly pointed out? little big and pretty ugly seem perfectly natural

RE: I Spotted a Familiar Face

Thanks for sharing, Keith! Yes, it's a good thing he's a 'Sheriff Without a Gun'! :) Speaking of Adam-12, I saw our own Aunt Nora playing an oinery landlady who was being just plain oinery to a tenant. Malloy told her to go back to her room or he would arrest her. I wonder what Uncle Ollie

Re: Opposites

in to let you know that the word is OXYMORON. ?But I just bought a new shiny bucket, so I just wanted to show off how good it works. ? Sharon 70 minutes from Mayberry From: Hughes, Clyde L. (HSC) clyde-hug...@ouhsc.edu ? I wonder if there's a term for those opposites you very rightly pointed out

RE: Joplin Tornado

Paul, My thoughts and prayers are with you and yours, and the rest of Joplin. Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

Mayberry Songs and Mayberry Weather

Hi Gang! I think my favorite songs in Mayberry are: 1. Mayberry Union High (when sung by Andy and Barney) 2. The Manhunt (especially when played as background music to Barney 'going over the top.') 3. Oh When the Saints Go Marching In (conducted by Earl and played by the orchestra in the Fun

Tornado

Paul, Thanks so much for keeping us updated. Thoughts and prayers to you all. Clyde Barn ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

RE: The Oval Window and Curtains

Debbie, Yes, I've noticed that window! It sure does seem to meander about town quite a bit. Did it appear in Barney and the Choir? Another thing that seemed to appear quite a bit was interior curtains that separated rooms. That was more of the style back then, but it seems that Thelma

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