Fellow Mayberrians,
If you haven't gotten the chance to go see the movie, "The Waitress" you
should. Not only is our very own beloved Andy Griffith in it but there are
many
surprises as well. Andy does a wonderful job as Ole Joe in the movie.
There is also a character in it that is a grea
I was just thinkin, the episode, Opie's Charity, is the only show I can
think of that has 2 plots. Of course, Opie was the main plot, but the Tom
Silby Story was almost as big. Are there anymore out there than you can
think of???Du Wayne Hanson Nice and warm in WI, great weather for mowing
hay.
In a message dated 7/19/2007 4:36:49 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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Subject: Rays screen capture
I would like to know how to do screen captures too. It would help with my
Mayberry buildings, and I would like to do some oil paintings of Mayberry
scenes
for myself,
Don't forget about Old Man Crowley in "The Return of Barney Fife" who is played
by Burt Mustin. Interestingly, Burt is listed in the credits in another episode
as "Old Geezer".
By the way, the Untrained Voice gets an "Exactilioso" for identifying that Nice
Dress Nellie says, "I don't know eithe
Hi Wade:
Its a function of the DVD player/software that I use.
Ray
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>>>Do you think that Andy would really have kissed the woman in "The Prisoner
>>>of Love'?<<<
My personal opinion is no. Andy had too much integrity and strength of
character for that. Actually, I'm always a bit taken aback that he is drawn to
her as much as he appears to be. To me, it is so
I have a hint for those who experience the sudden appearance of question
marks in the text of their messages. After examining those posts, it
occurred to me that it seems to happen just before a capital letter. If
your keyboard is as sensitive as mine, perhaps when you depress Shift to
capita
In a message dated 7/19/2007 12:21:12 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time,
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Here ya go, Mary. Click this link and will see Mr. Schwump. This scene is
right after Mrs. Wiley introduces Mr. Schwump as the person who tried to
stop "that creatchur".
Notice all the pens in Mr. S
Mary Ellen wrote:
> Schwamp-a-ramic Speculations (Mari Ellen Ryan)
> I wanted to further add some mental meanderings to my "Agent Schwamp"
> theorymaybe he had a bug in his rug
> Well, those are just some of my MMM"s (Mayberry Mental Meanderings)
> Clearly, part of my inhibition syndrome.
> Yo
From: "Ray Hadorn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Here ya go, Mary. Click this link and will see Mr. Schwump. This scene is
right after Mrs. Wiley introduces Mr. Schwump as the person who tried to
stop "that creatchur".
Notice all the pens in Mr. Schumps breast coat pocket. Could he have been
the original ne
Being a life long resident of NC, I always thought that calling someone "Old
Man" such and such meant that he was the elder in a line of men with the
same name, i.e. Sr, Jr, the third, etc.
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That is the best story yet and ITA that must be how it is. Couldn't have
been any other way
Marie
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In a message dated 7/19/07 4:07:31 PM Central Daylight Time,
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> Sorry to bring this up again, but can any of you trained noticers tell me
> the
> name of the episode (and the year it appears) where Barney is in the real
> estate business? Thanks for your help.
>
"Ba
Old Man Doug wrote:
>>>... I can think of three gentlemen on TAGS who were referred to as "Old
>>>Man". Interestingly, none of these three were ever seen on camera. The
>>>ones I can think of right off hand are Old Man Rimshaw, Old Man Perkins,
>>>and of course Old Man Kelsey. I am sure that
It was looking at Gunsmoke a few days ago and 3 episodes was like watching
Mayberry!
First episode had Jack Albertson.
Second had James Best, who gave his life to save Matt and Ron Howard from
the Indians.
Third was a mean old judge played by Rance Howard. Guess Mayberry was a good
place to g
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"See if you can find out how he plays that electric guitar without plugging it
in." Dan has brought up another good reason to choose Jim Lindsay as a
sweetheart. He's ahead of his time, inventing a solor powered guitar! But
since my attempts at getting Miss Hobbs to settle down haven't worke
The mailman just delivered my final Mayberry Christmas Village building (
barber shop and TV repair shop) I must admit it is much nicer than Wally's.
It came with a Barney figurine. If you are thinking of ordering it and
would like to see a picture of it from different angles, please email me
You know, I'm not a trained noticer and I can't walk a straight line without my
specs, either. But I swear that in the screen cap of Mr Schwump that it looks
like a pen and a pair of scissors in his breast pocket.
Paul
Just down the streen from the 'Y' in Raleigh
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Actually I need to correct my previous post about the term "Old Man". I
believe the correct reference was standing in a stag line with Old MISTER
Perkins rather than Old Man Perkins. Crazy...guess I wasn't thinking.
Doug Johnson
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Here ya go, Mary. Click this link and will see Mr. Schwump. This scene is
right after Mrs. Wiley introduces Mr. Schwump as the person who tried to
stop "that creatchur".
Notice all the pens in Mr. Schumps breast coat pocket. Could he have been
the original nerd?
http://www.savemygas.com/mr_schwump
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