Guys Below is my take on your points on that safety aspect of the Car in the Courthouse
>>>In the episode "Goober Takes a Car Apart",what "safety point" did Sheriff Jackson think the car in the courthouse was bringing across? He did not elaborate Any further on the statement. -------------------- That maybe one of those things we have to figure out for ourselves. Personally I think opening the courthouse door, walking inside and suddenly seeing a '58 Rambler staring you in the face, emphasizes the point that you need to watch where you're walking and be aware of your surroundings, since cars can often come out of nowhere. Kind of an odd way to make the point but you have to admit it's eye-catching and memorable. Dixon<<<< Untrained Commentary: Don't forget that as Sheriff Jackson came in, Goober was talking about Gilly Walker and how he would "Speed Speed Speed" in that car. Since Goober had just taken the car apart ( and Andy acknowledged that)..perhaps they were envisioning that he could remove some key parts to show (make visible) things like the brakes being worn out..the engine making noises..and other costly/negative results of erratic driving. Goober could probably also come up with a fender from a wrecked car where someone had pushed it too far, and collided. That would make another nice visual. Putting these things together as a visual display might make a more effective safety campaign that just having signs like "don't walk on the wrong side after dark, or you may end up playing a harp" That's how I interpreted it anyway. I hope this doesn't turn into another bank book controversy. :-) _______________________________________________ WBMUTBB mailing list [email protected] http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/
