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wbmutbb-digest          Monday, April 3 2000          Volume 02 : Number 103




Topics in this issue:

 Re: Pickle Story
 Safe driving award
 Hoot owl pie
 squad cars on eBay
 Allan's right!
 Re: wbmutbb-digest V2 #102
 Barney's embibement
 wbmutbb-digest V2 #100
 taking offense to comments in digest V2 #100
 He's everywhere! , You found him, Joe to Joe
 Pornography in Mayberry????
 Re: Preamble - AKA Quote of the Day

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Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 07:55:18 EDT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Pickle Story

In a message dated 4/3/00 3:52:44 AM Central Daylight Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

<< I always assumed that man was driving to Portland,Maine.I think he just 
 replies "Portland" when Barney asks where he is headed.Hmmm. >>

I am fairly sure the man leaving Mayberry with his "complimentary" jar of 
Aunt Bee Pickles was headed to Portland, Oregon.  Barney doesn't mention 
Oregon but I believe he referred to the pickles going all the way to the 
other coast.  Any way the man went to Maine or Oregon, it will surely take 
the pickles outside the Mayberry radius and Aunt Bee's detection!

Keeping An Eye On Aunt Bee's Pickles,
(well what's left of the stock!)
Sandi

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Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 07:21:16 -0500
From: "Paul Mulik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Safe driving award

>Subject: Pickle Story
>I always assumed that man was driving to Portland,Maine.I think he just
replies "Portland" when Barney asks where he is >headed.Hmmm.

Wrong Portland.  Barney comments to the motorist, "I see by your license
plates you're from Oregon."

- --Paul

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Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 07:21:56 -0500
From: "Paul Mulik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Hoot owl pie

>Dear friends. All this talk about hoot owl pie has got me kinda nervous.
Can we change the subject?
>Crazyowl

You got big ears, boy.

- --Paul

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Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 07:27:49 -0500
From: "Paul Mulik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: squad cars on eBay

>A couple of days ago I saw an auction on E-Bay of a custom made 1:24 scale
Mayberry Squad Car. There is supposed to be >more cars to follow soon. Does
anyone know who ran the auction, and when the next one of the 63 Galaxy will
be put up >for auction?

Those models are made by a guy named Bob Robinette.  I haven't seen the
actual cars close up, but from the photos, his work looks excellent.  He's
been working on a replica of my own squad car for me.  To get his email
address, just go to the page for that eBay auction and click "ask seller a
question."

- --Paul

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Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 08:46:03 -0400
From: "Dan Goodwin/Jobscope" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Allan's right!

As usually, Allan was right about Parnell Rigsby's address.  Now, for the
$125,000 question, what...........no, wait, that's another show.  Anyway,
we know Parnell lives in Bannertown because Barney reads that in the
newspaper ad about the missing money.  Then when Andy takes the money to
Parnell, Andy parks beside the mailbox which clearly shows Parnell's name
and RFD #1.

dan

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Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 07:41:29 -0400
From: "Cathy Schreima" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: wbmutbb-digest V2 #102

Keith: Hmmmm.....You may be right. It might be Portland, Maine. I guess I
always assumed it was Portland, Oregon. Perhaps, because that's where my ex
was from. I'll have to watch the video again and see if he specifies but I
don't think he does. I wonder how many other states have a Portland ...
Anybody on the list care to clue us in? As a journalist, I should know
better than to ever assume ... but then I was an Andy fan, long before I was
ever a journalist. Still with this kind of reporting, I'll never advance to
the Mayberry After Midnight Column. Don't take any wooden nickles. Skippy.
a.k.a. Cathy S. [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 12:09:21 EDT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Barney's embibement

I can think of five times when Barney got "loose on the juice":  The 
Governer's Car, Keeper of the Flame, Otis Sues the County, Up in Barney's 
Room, and The Darling Baby.  Does anyone know of any other time he partook of 
the devil's brew?  (Don't count the class reunion where he just assumed that 
the punch was spiked).  
Linda - the teetotaler Goober who drinks only mulberry squeezins at 
betrothing parties

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Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 15:06:59 EDT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: wbmutbb-digest V2 #100

My son is in the 4th grade this year and they just learned the Preamble. I f 
anyone has a copy of Barney and Andy's recitation, I would love to have his 
class be able to see it. Can anyone help?
Thanks, Jane E. in GA

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Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 16:26:39 EDT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: taking offense to comments in digest V2 #100

I have a problem with Tom Lawrence's comments about all the negative things 
that were mentioned in Mayberry.  I am a "christian" but have never thought 
of TAGS as a totally "christian" show.  Sure, all of those things were 
mentioned in various episodes but none of them were constant fixtures on the 
show or were main themes like in most of the garbage that's on TV today.  
Also, the shows weren't about the problems as much as they were about how 
Andy, Barney, Aunt Bee, Opie, or all the others solved the problems and 
showed the wonderful "christian" attributes in their concern for one another. 
 Even in todays world, how could these wonderful aspects of the show be shown 
if there weren't different 'situations' that needed some love and concern to 
correct them.
I,m sorry if this message breaks any rules but I remember a message from 
Allan to try to keep the topics off "christianity" or religion and on TAGS 
and I think that applies here also.  Just as someone can be offended but 
pushing "christianity" in their face, people (me especially!!) are offended 
by the pushing of non-christian things or "christian" bashing on them.

Jacob Ramsaur
Jackson, TN

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Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 00:20:48 -0400 
From: "GRITTON, JOE A. (AIT)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: He's everywhere! , You found him, Joe to Joe

Had to share with you a Barney Fife headline in Sunday's Indianapolis Star.
"Barney Fife Would Be Irate" was the headline that caught my eye.
The column was a compilation of things going on in the city of Indianapolis,
host of the NCAA men's basketball Final Four.
The two reporters noted that the many visitors to Indy were behaving
themselves except for the fact that "Jaywalking is Rampant"... Well they
didn't say it in Barney's words,  but they did note that basketballs fan
seem to be strolling across streets at will, and that local Police are
looking the other way, though If Barney were here, he would have a
ticket-writing fest.  
Who knows though, he could have come in on that Macon Bus with all the other
North Carolina fans...Maybe he's working hotel security, or seeing if IPD is
up to his standards in the fingerprint department.  The man of many
disguises could be right here in the big city.  

Thanks for the "duckwalking" sighting.  For you new newer members, the group
started a few months ago helping me tally up the times that our favorite
deputy used that squatting, scooting move, that only a skinny deputy can do.
See The Shoplifter, and the New Doctor episodes, among others for that deft
display of Deputy duck-walkin'.  (newspaper episode added, Thanks)

 >> I just got to thinking that if some
smart young fella or gal COULD write such a script, then another
bright young gal or fella who had one of them fancy new
computers and a good set of the Andy Griffith show on DVD, might be able to
cut and splice (is that the right term?) a whole new black-and-white show!
Wouldn't that be wonderful?<<<(from Joe Fly)

Fellow Joe, that's a brilliant concept. (splicing scenes) Having dabbled in
writing a few lost episodes I am intrigued by the possibility.  I don't know
if I have enough script in my head to make it happen (and I don't have any
written out)  My first thought is that it would be really choppy, jumping
from scene to scene, different characters, different wardrobes etc.  I could
be under-estimating modern technology...but I'm no "smart young fella"  "I'm
may be ugly, but I ain't stupid" though.
An alternative to your idea that would be easier, and every one could do,
would be to take two or more famous quotes and put them together. like this:
"Paw, just what can you do with a grown women?"
"Go over the Thelma's Lou's...Watch a little 'quote' TV with the lights off"
"Barney why do you want to go to the Duck Pond at night when you can't see
the ducks"
"I hate the outdoors"  "I Hate the guitar"  "I hate chit chat"
"She's Nice, Real Nice!"

OK, you mix the dialogue now

The Untrained Voice

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Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 17:44:45 EDT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Pornography in Mayberry????

In reference to Tom Lawrence's post about Mayberry being "all-to-often" 
portrayed as a Christian show and that there were references to  pornography 
at least 2 or 3 times, I don't seem to remember any references like that at 
all.  Yes, there were references to wife beating, arson, alcohol and such, 
but  the "P" word.  Come on!  I really think that's stretching things a 
little.  Also, I like the fact that they were all Christians or at least 
church goers.  In little towns, now and then, especially in the South, the 
church is a vital place or it is in my little town in Texas. Exactly which 
episodes are we talking about?
Nancy from Texas

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Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 17:45:11 EDT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Preamble - AKA Quote of the Day

Sorry this is a long one but it's goooooood.
****QUOTE OF THE DAY**** 

(Barney enters the courthouse carrying a book and walks over to Andy who is 
filing papers)
Barney: Hi Andy.
  Andy: Hi Barn.
Barney: Look at that would ya.
  Andy: What's That?
Barney: My old history book. The one I used way back in the eighth Grade.
  Andy: I'll be dog.  (Andy takes the book and sits down at the desk. Barney 
stands beside him.)
Barney: Yeah, With all this talk with Opie about how he good he is doing 
inschool and all. I got to thinking about my own schooling and I dug that up. 
My old history book.
  Andy: Bernard P. Fife. Hmm, This book belongs to Bernard P. Fife. If lost 
or stolen please    return to Bernard P. Fife. Signed Bernard P. Fife. Your 
Book?
Barney: Yeah. Look at the next page.
  Andy: The History of the United States of America, by Bernard P. Fife.
Barney: Haha. Well, remember how we used to paste our own names over the 
author?
  Andy: Oh Yeah, Boy you've had this a long time.
Barney: Well since the eighth grade. And you want to know something? There's 
things right there in that book that I learned that I still remember to this 
day.
  Andy: Oh come on!
Barney: To this day! It's amazing how that stuff stays with ya. Once youlearn 
something it never leaves ya. It stays locked up tight right in the old 
noodle.
  Andy: It does huh?
Barney: Sure, here let me show ya. Yeah, The Constitution of the United 
States. Now we had to memorize the preamble of that. I still remember it.
  Andy: You do?
Barney: Yeah, Here I'll show ya. Hold the book on me.  (Barney Sits in His 
chair beside Andy.)
Barney: Constitution of The United States. Wanna just give me the first word 
and I'll know the rest?
  Andy: OK, We.
Barney: We, We?
  Andy: We.
Barney: Are you sure?
  Andy: I'm looking right at it.
Barney: Oh, We.  We...
  Andy: The.
Barney: The, We The.  We The...
  Andy: People.
Barney: People, Hah.  We The People...  We the People...  We The People...We 
The People...
    ( Barney is turned away towards the wall with his hands in his face.  He 
turns back   with his hair all messed up.)
  Andy: Of.
Barney: Of. We The People Of.
  Andy: The.
Barney: The.
  Andy: United.
Barney: Unite. We The People Of The United...
  Andy: (Clears Throat while waving flag)
Barney: Flag? 
  Andy: (Shaking Head no and continues waving flag)
Barney: Breeze? 
  Andy: (Shaking Head no and continues waving flag)
Barney: Wind?
  Andy: (Shaking Head no and continues waving flag)
Barney: Wave?
  Andy: (Shaking Head no and now pointing to the stars on flag)
Barney: Stars?
  Andy: States!
Barney: States! We The People Of The United States..
  Andy: In Order.
Barney: In Order...
  Andy: To Form A.
Barney: To Form A...
  Andy: More Perfect
Barney: Perfect.
  Andy: U...
Barney: U. To Form A more Perfect You.
  Andy: Nyon!
Barney: Nyon! Union. In Order To Form A more Perfect Union.
  Andy: Es...
Barney: Es...
  Andy: Ta...
Barney: Ta...
  Andy: Bli...
Barney: Bli...
  Andy: Sh...
Barney: (Barney Looks Puzzled)
  Andy: Sh...
Barney: Establish.
  Andy: Establish!
Barney: Establish!
  Andy: Just...
Barney: Establish Just A...
  Andy: Tice!
Barney: Tice! Justice! Establish Justice...
  Andy: In Sure Domestic Tranquillity... 
Barney: Tranquillity... (Barney Saying The Same As Andy But Only A Second 
Behind) 
  Andy: Provide For The Common Defense...
Barney: Defense...
  Andy: Promote The General Welfare...
Barney: Welfare...
  Andy: And Secure The Blessings Of Liberty To Ourselves and Our Posterity To 
Ordain And Establish This Constitution For The United States Of America.
Barney: Of America! (Barney sits back with his arms folded, smiling and 
looking confident again.)
  Andy: You want to run through that again or do you think you got it?
Barney: I got it. You learn something, you learn it.
        (Opie Enters the courthouse)
  Opie: Pa?
  Andy: Oh Hi Ope.
  Opie: You talking about something?
  Andy: Oh No No No, Barney was just showing me how he can still remember 
something he learned in the eighth grade.
Barney: Surprised ya too, didn't I?
  Andy: Sure Did.

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