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Posted by Toby on 07-10-2003 03:10 PM:

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Mom's advice on raising girls...

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Originally posted by K. Cannon
or Sheriff Andy Taylor of Mayberry, IIRC

Don't remember the subject ever coming up, but I didn't follow the show that well. I just know he didn't carry.

Posted by K. Cannon on 07-10-2003 03:37 PM:

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Mom's advice on raising girls...

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Originally posted by Toby
Don't remember the subject ever coming up, but I didn't follow the show that well. I just know he didn't carry.

"The Perfect Female" Nov, 27, 1961
Thelma Lou's cousin, Karen, arrives in Mayberry, and Andy be-
comes interested in her. But Karen resents Andy's placing her
in a traditional female role, so she defeats Andy at the yearly
skeet-shooting contest. Andy realizes his unfair actions and
apologizes. (Episode 37)

Posted by Toby on 07-10-2003 04:22 PM:

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Mom's advice on raising girls...

quote:
Originally posted by K. Cannon
"The Perfect Female" Nov, 27, 1961
Thelma Lou's cousin, Karen, arrives in Mayberry, and Andy be-
comes interested in her. But Karen resents Andy's placing her
in a traditional female role, so she defeats Andy at the yearly
skeet-shooting contest. Andy realizes his unfair actions and
apologizes. (Episode 37)

Well, at least the writers of the show were smart.

Posted by K. Cannon on 07-10-2003 04:26 PM:

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Originally posted by Toby
Well, at least the writers of the show were smart.

In more ways than one. I love that show b/c the humor is *funny* but innocent.

Opie: "What's for supper, Pa?"
Andy: "Oh, you'll be having fried chicken. I'll be having crow."

Don Knotts is what Jim Carrey wishes he could be.

Posted by BobbyMike on 07-11-2003 12:17 PM:

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Originally posted by Toby
*shrug* I don't know. I've always found self-confident women who know how to shoot attractive. Seems to me that the only people intimidated by a self-confident woman who knows how to shoot is one who might otherwise try to get something past her. See, the weapon thing is also sort of a test. I personally would have never been intimidated by such a tactic. But then again, my intentions were always honorable, or maybe I'm a little tetched (both is probably the real truth ).

I said "my boys", as in her brothers, as in they better not try and take her for granted as they maybe surprised. Although if she takes after her mother she will be more then prepared to tkae care of herself.
My wife can shoot a gun, wrestle shorts onto a ornery 4 year old while talking on the phone, skin a racoon, and is a world class glass blower/artisan. She is a good role model for our daughter I reckon...

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Posted by Toby on 07-11-2003 02:45 PM:

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Originally posted by BobbyMike
I said "my boys", as in her brothers, as in they better not try and take her for granted as they maybe surprised. [...]

Ahh...I interpreted it as they better look out when they're in the dating world for daughters like fixitgal's.

Posted by BobbyMike on 07-12-2003 12:22 PM:

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Originally posted by Toby
Ahh...I interpreted it as they better look out when they're in the dating world for daughters like fixitgal's.

I figured I wasn't clear the first time.

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