When I worked the switchboard in the 70 in college there was only one out
of town line to call out on. Calls could come in with no problem.
Elizabeth in Ga
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I never could understand why Malcolm Tucker could not make a phone call.
Certainly, the entire
town of Mayberry was not on one single party line. All Andy would have had
to do was to take Mr.
Tucker to someone else's house to make the call. If this scenario is
right, it would mean that anytime
Anyone ever notice two different candlestick phones were used during the
series?
Emmett Clark
Them timers are tricky chapter
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Ken you are a bird in this world. You made my day with the cell phone. When
you by chicken legs are they the front legs or the back legs? Elizabeth in
Ga
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Sorry about your knee I think Neil Bently's # is
804-363-7283 at least that's the one Ottis gave me.
John 3:16 Thelma Anderson
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Any chance this will archived somewhere? Would love to hear it, but I'm at work
at 8:30.
Thanks!
Rebecca
>
> Friday morning (May 12) at 8:30 a.m. Eastern, I'll have a phone interview
> with Thelma Lou (Betty Lynn) on The Fox 94.7 and 98.3 in Macon
How do I get the TAGS ringtone from my iPad to my Samsung phone? I mainly need
a link to the real theme. I don't have a smartphone or text just a plain phone
though I can Bluetooth it. Any help greatly appreciated
Thank you
Marie
Sent from my iPad
For 74.95+ shipping you can get a dial type candlestick phone from:
_www.Shoppickerswarehouse.com_ (http://www.Shoppickerswarehouse.com)
which is the site for American Pickers. Right now it is listed on the first
page, scroll down to it.
Have seen these go for anywhere from $50 to over $300
Hey Folks,
The WBMUTBB Online chapter meeting held on January 1, 2011 and in
attendance by phone were Bob Bravetti, Tom Rusk, Joe Gritton, Ron
Blankenship, Mike Peacock, Vicki Pillow,and me. We had several others
in the chat room talking with us and they included Albert Acevedo
While out Christmas shopping this week I noticed all the people taking
videos with their cell phones. Got me to thinking how lucky the people of
Mayberry were that they didn't have phone cameras and You Tube. Can you
just imagine what would be floating all over the internet back then. People
Hey folks,
We get the question quite often here at WBMUTBB about TAGS ring tones
for you phone. WBMUTBB member, Debbie Ritter, found a place to get
those asked for ring tones (as well as many other ring tones). Here is
her note:
A while back, I remember folks asking where to find Mayberry
I'll step in a day late here to echo the words of my fellow attendees of
the 5000th digest anniversary phone conference. Not only did it go
smoothly, but Allan's video feed was an extra nice touch. Allan also
did a great job moderating it all. It was nice to hear about other
members as we
Hi Gang -
The Tuesday night phone test worked great. We had a ball chatting, some of us
on the phone conference and some just in the chat program on the website, or
both. There were around ten of us, give or take, and it proved the technology
worked out great.
I hope a lot of you
//The Tuesday night phone test worked great. We had a ball chatting, some of
us on the phone conference and some just in the chat program on the website, or
both. There were around ten of us, give or take, and it proved the technology
worked out great.//
All of y'all who didn't call
Aunt Bee had to write Aunt Nora to visit remember? Then at the
ends conclusion she uses the phone to call her. Why didn't she call Uncle
Ollie and Aunt Nora by phone before?
My guess would be that it was long distance, and at that time long distance
telephone calls were pretty expensive
OMG - can you imagine Barney with an electronal marvel like a cell phone in
his pocket.? Think of all the havoc he created with just one meesley little
old bullet in his pocket.
Poor Andy would never get any courting done in Barney had a phone 24/7.? And
poor old Sarah would be out of a job
OMG - can you imagine Barney with an electronal marvel like a cell phone in
his pocket. Think of all the havoc he created with just one meesley little
old bullet in his pocket.
Poor Andy would never get any courting done in Barney had a phone 24/7. And
poor old Sarah would be out of a job
I can remember my Mom telling about when she was phone operator before I was
born. I remember when everybody that was on our line phone rang in our
house, it was a different ring for each person so you knew when to pick up.
Also we used to only dial the last four numbers for anyone on our
The year was 1940 ,in Chicago Ill.we had a real Sarah,although we did not
really know her name, we had a candlestick phone and a square black box on
the wall which had a coin slot in it. When we wanted to make a call,we would
pick up the ear piece and the voice would say operator, number please
The year was 1940 ,in Chicago Ill.we had a real Sarah,although we did not
really know her name, we had a candlestick phone and a square black box on
the wall which had a coin slot in it. When we wanted to make a call,we would
pick up the ear piece and the voice would say operator, number please
I was wondering if any trained noticers had ever discussed the Mayberry phone
book. Early in the episode where Goober assembles the car in the Courthouse,
Andy can't find anyone to stay in the Courthouse while he's out of town and
Goober asks him who he's going to get. Andy says he doesn't know
I've always been impressed with the quality of phone service in Mayberry.
Efficient, courteous, dependable. Good to know that Hooterville is finally
achieving that same level of quality. According to Fred Ziffle, ar one time
Hooterville was using soup cans and string for telephoning. Said Fred
I've always been impressed with the quality of phone service in Mayberry.
Efficient, courteous, dependable. Good to know that Hooterville is finally
achieving that same level of quality. According to Fred Ziffle, ar one time
Hooterville was using soup cans and string for telephoning. Said Fred
This question comes up every once in a while: Is there a place/way to get the
TAGS theme song (Fishin' hole) for a cell phone ring tone?
Please, somebodycan ya help me?
thanks,
the Hendersons,
Branson
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Glad to be back on the digest. A big thanks to Floyd to making sure my wires
were big enough.
Someone who lives in NC posted a few days ago about Andy Griffith calling his
house in support of a candidate for NC governor. I'm curious. Was Andy's call
live or was it pre-recorded? Did you talk
I got a phone call yesterday from Andy and his wife asking me to vote for
Beverly Perdue,,even though we differ politically and I have never voted for
who he endorses I enjoyed hearing him on my answering machine
Aunt Bee of Orlando was right. In many small towns the switchboard was located
in the operator's home. Not much traffic at night, and she could handle it in
her night things.
In fact, at one time I worked for the company that provided phone service in
Mt. Airy.
I got to talking
To get a good look at how someone, who was perhaps much like Sarah, handled
subject job, see the film Raggedy Man, a quiet production starring Cissy
Spacek. This is not one for the children due to the attempted rape but is
fairly decent in its presentation and is a meaningful story. It also
the NSA looking at phone records. I tell you, I'd like to have a
peak at Mr. Schwump's. I just know he had an important position with the FBI
or CIA or something. It's a perfect cover, who'd ever expect a pleasant, quiet
man from a small town?
Kim - Wylie, TX
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