>>I had two nice enjoyable chats of the phone today from members of the
>>digest.? One was Thomas from Harford Ct and the other was Larry from
>>Chicago.
Malcolm Tucker was pretty upset that he couldn't get his call through. He went
into a tirade about men orbiting the Earth, international tel
Here is the official verification of the meaning of the Pip.
Pronunciation: (pip),
-n.
1. Vet. Pathol.a contagious disease of birds, esp. poultry, characterized by
the secretion of a thick mucus in the mouth and throat.
2. Facetious.any minor or unspecified ailment in a person.
So it appears t
Well, I watched Brad's video w/ Andy, and all I can say is "That one makes
me cry". I liked it, but what a tearjerker!! : )
As to the Dreaded Pip, I hope Opie's bird or Winken, Blinken, or Nod didn't
come down with that. It sounds awful!
Lisa
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Does anyone know how to contact Ms. Betty Lynn? I would like to invite her to
our Mayberry Day celebration in October.
Richard Spell
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We have often discussed the interesting sites in Mayberry, all the
interesting things the people do and say, but I
don't recall our ever discussing the various references to the smells in
Mayberry. I came up with a list of the things that I can remember being
actual "smell references."
Regarding the definition of "the pip". Several years ago, mailing list
members could submit a question to Harvey Bullock and he'd answer it (via
Allan as a go-between). I asked that very question ("What is the pip?").
Mr. Bullock kindly answered and basically said that the pip was a term that
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