And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
"The Fun Girls". They showed up twice on the show, I believe. Their names escape me, but one called Barney Bernie all the time. Think they were from Mt. Pilot.
Early recollection of Don Knotts was bits 'n pieces from a soap opera. His character was that of neurotic whack job. Oddly enough, Barney was a well medicated version of the earlier character. Or was he type cast?
"The Fun Girls". They showed up twice on the show, I believe. Their names escape me, but one called Barney Bernie all the time. Think they were from Mt. Pilot.
ReplyDeleteWho knew Barney Fife was a ladies man?
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding, Thelma Lou, Wanyta, there wasn't a single gal in Mayberry safe from ole Barn.. Except Helen Crump.
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I read somewhere that he had a horse cock.
ReplyDeleteOdd. Did he keep it in formaldehyde?
DeleteMy mistake! He kept it in his trousers.
DeleteLooks like he just made whoopee in his pants.
ReplyDeleteOn the left side of Don Knotts is Joyce Jameson she was Grace Pander in Death Race 2000 and Rose of Santa Rio in The Good The Bad and The Ugly.
ReplyDeleteThought she looked familiar.
DeleteBarney had better nip it in the bud.
ReplyDeleteSkippy played by Joyce Jameson, called him Bernie.
ReplyDeleteDaphne was Jean Carson who said Hello Doll.
Early recollection of Don Knotts was bits 'n pieces from a soap opera. His character was that of neurotic whack job. Oddly enough, Barney was a well medicated version of the earlier character. Or was he type cast?
ReplyDelete5 Emmys as Best Supporting Actor in the 5 years he was a regular on the show.
Delete“Hi Doll!”
ReplyDelete- Daphne