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. Now, I wonder if Don (Les Calhoun) had that hat just in the event that he bought another "lemon" (from the Matlock episode "The Lemon"), he would have a hat for the horse trough? Barney threw his hat "in the ring" one time, as well. Then there were the shoes that that cow wore, "that one time." I wonder if crime patterns in Mayberry revolve around shoes, tomatoes, hats, troughs, and cows (and maybe checkers)? And then, Aunt Bee wearing a wig might also be a crime....we'll have to look that up in the books. :-)
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