text: [[quoteright:300:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/p16652_p_v8_ah.jpg]] [[caption-width-right:300: ''"It's hard to be cool when your dad is Goofy."'']]->''"If we listen to each other's heart'' \\''We'll find we're never too far apart'' \\''And maybe love is the reason why'' \\''For the first time ever we're seeing things''\\''Eye to eye...''"''A Goofy Movie'' is a 1995 animated film from {{Creator/Disney}}, starring, of course, WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}}.As in ''WesternAnimation/GoofTroop'', Goofy is a single father to teenage Max Goof. After Max gets into trouble on the last day of school, Goofy becomes worried that he hasn't been spending enough time with Max, and decides to take him on a father-son road trip. Max, however, is embarrassed by his dad, and is more worried about impressing the girl of his dreams, Roxanne. When the road trip means he'll have to miss a date with her, he claims it's because Goofy is taking him to a concert in Los Angeles, where he will appear on stage. HilarityEnsues.The film was directed by Kevin Lima, who would go on to direct Disney's ''Disney/{{Tarzan}}'', ''[[Disney/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians 102 Dalmatians]]'' and ''{{Film/Enchanted}}''. ''A Goofy Movie'' was not animated by Disney's main animation team in Burbank, but farmed out to studios in Australia, Canada, and France.''A Goofy Movie'' was pretty successful in theaters, and eventually got a direct-to-video sequel, ''An Extremely Goofy Movie'' (2000). The sequel covers Max going to college, while Goofy [[BackToSchool joins him]]. The first film is considered by some to be an underrated classic, with some clever comedic bits and some heart and soul between Max and Goofy's relationship, with the second considered a perfectly respectable sequel with a similar attitude to style and plot.While both movies have plenty of the classic Goofy slapstick, they do not rely entirely on them for their humor. And even better, they also possess some genuinely touching father-son moments between Goofy and Max.----!!These films provide examples of:[[foldercontrol]][[folder:Both Movies]]* CaptainOblivious: Goofy, which gets on Max's nerves. Despite overwhelming evidence, Goofy couldn't seem to grasp that Max is not enjoying himself in the slightest, instead deluding himself that Max is having a good time. He also was too dumb to realize people are laughing AT him, not with him, biggest example was the Possum Park scene in the first movie where he embarrassed himself and Max, despite the latter begging him to stop.* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Peg and Pistol (Pete's wife and daughter), as well as family pets Chainsaw and Waffles from ''WesternAnimation/GoofTroop''. [[spoiler: The sequel confirms that Pistol is gone]].* GoodParents: In both movies Goofy is an exceptionally caring and supportive parent, if a little doting and bumbling.* GrowingUpSucks: It's something of a theme to these movies, as both focus on different points of "growing pains" in family life; early-to-mid adolescence for the first one and leaving the nest for the second. There are also more subtle signs of the trope, most notably the already mentioned instances of ChuckCunninghamSyndrome.* MissingMom: Like in ''WesternAnimation/GoofTroop'', we have no clue, nor ever a mention of Max's mother - whoever she was, if she's either divorced from Goofy or died. It is more likely than not that she died giving birth to Max though no specifics were ever made to give clarity to that. Moreover, we never really see the mothers of Max's friends who are never really mentioned, either (including the [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome removed Peg]]) - we only see their fathers (Pete and Roxanne's growling father). Even more with Bobby, who we know nothing of his parents in general.[[/folder]][[folder:First Movie]]* TheNineties: ** Quite notably a product of its era. Lacks most of the grungy stereotypes, but there's flannel everywhere, Max's hoodie is an obvious clue, baggy pants are in, ''etc''. Also, Pauly Shore.** Powerline is the ultimate early-'90s pop star amalgam of Music/{{Prince}} and Music/MichaelJackson with a healthy scoop of Bobby Brown thrown in just because. Oh, and voiced by Tevin Campbell.* AcCENTUponTheWrongSylLABle: By Goofy in "Nobody Else But You" to pull off a PainfulRhyme.-->''Who deserves a hero's trophy / as we face each cata-STRO-PHE?''* AccidentalDanceCraze:** Max gets a [[SquirrelsInMyPants possum in his pants]], and everybody claps along and dances with him.** The "perfect cast" turns into a dance craze at the end.* AccidentalPervert: When looking for Max at the concert, Goofy accidentally stumbles upon the back-up singer's dressing room (when she's [[ComedicUnderwearExposure in her underwear]]), at which point she screams and punches him out of the room.* {{Adorkable}}: All protestations to the contrary, Max ''is'' Goofy's son, so this is to be expected. However, even smart, pretty, and popular girl Roxanne shows quite a bit of this in the scenes she's in. It goes a long way in having the audience root for the relationship. PJ also shows quite a bit of this not only but especially in the RV cleaning scene.** Roxanne also turns out to be this. Like Max, she's shy, awkward, stutters adorably, and tends to babble, drop her books, or bump into things when she's nervous. At one point, she gets her finger tangled in her hair while twirling her finger through it.* AdvertisedExtra: Bobby was given lots of screentime in the trailer to the detriment of Roxanne, Pete and [[SirNotAppearingInThisTrailer especially PJ]], as well as being prominently displayed on the cover art. He is used in ''five'' scenes, four of which are in the first act (he technically appears in one other scene but doesn't do anything and isn't acknowledged), contributes only one thing to the plot, and disappears without even a mention for the entire second act of the movie and most of the third.[[note]]This is most likely due to the fact that Bobby was essentially a stand-in for voice actor Pauly Shore who, at the time of the film's release, was still a relatively well-known media celebrity.[[/note]]* TheAllegedCar: Goofy's much abused car (essentially a [[ShoutOut thinly veiled]] cartoon version of the [[TheAllegedCar AMC Pacer]], a real-life alleged car).* AllPartOfTheShow: The crowd goes wild when first Goofy and then Max end up on stage with Powerline. The fact that Powerline himself is oddly okay with this situation helps.* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: One of the main reasons that Goofy and Max's relationship is in such a poor condition at the start of the movie is that Goofy, though a loving father, is incredibly embarrassing, and still treats Max like he's a little kid, rather than a grown teenager with maturing concerns.* AmbiguouslyBrown: ** Powerline has brown skin (fur?), but we don't know his ethnicity; it's implied that he could be African - American. However he has this look probably to resemble Tevin Campbell who voices him.** Powerline's backup dancers display this too; they all look identical down to the brown skin, black hair, and outfits.* AMFMCharacterization: Early on, Max and Goofy have a Dueling Banjos moment over the radio between Goofy's cassette of "High Hopes" and Max's rock radio station. Not only does this show a lot about each character, it highlights the generation gap between them, all without saying an actual word.* AnimatedMusical: Animated movie with six musical numbers.* AnimationBump: The animation is consistently good throughout the movie, but you do notice a difference for the climactic scenes (especially all of the dance moves at the concert).* ArtEvolution: Goofy and Pete sport somewhat modernized versions of their old designs in this film, rather than the slightly different ''WesternAnimation/GoofTroop'' designs, most likely to give the impression they've gotten older since the events of the show.* AwkwardFatherSonBondingActivity: The entire film is one, since Goofy really wanted to get closer to his son because he heard "something's wrong when a kid doesn't spend time with his parents" and then that Max was in danger of being executed eventually--of course, given that the people who told him this were [[AbusiveParents Pete]] and [[DeanBitterman Principal Mazur]], his information was less than reliable. Max, meanwhile, didn't want to engage in the bonding mostly because of the ''timing''. See PoorCommunicationKills.* BareYourMidriff: Lisa that has a black bikini top and ripped blue jeans and the Powerline dancers. These are justified for their work, but Lisa is the only female student with this look.* BeautyMark: Roxanne has one.* BewareTheNiceOnes: Goofy of all people becomes genuinely angry [[spoiler: when he finds out Max lied to him and changed his map route.]]* BeYourself: Max tells a CelebrityLie to Roxanne to get her to like him, but when he confesses that it was a lie and why he told it, Roxanne informs him that she already liked him ever since she first heard his [[SharedFamilyQuirks laugh]]. * BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: Bigfoot appears when Max and Goofy are at the campground. He chases them into their car and messes with their stuff.* BirdsOfAFeather: Max and Roxanne. They're both {{adorkable}}y shy, awkward, and tend to stutter and babble when nervous.* BitingTheHandHumor: Lester's Possum Park is a very CrappyCarnival playing on Disney's Country Bear Jamboree.* BlatantLies: Pete saying to Goofy, "I just hate to be the bearer of bad news, but...".* BodyHorror: Max turning into Goofy; thankfully, it was all just a nightmare. * BodyWipe: When Pete is bowling and makes PJ knock down one pin. Pete is cheering, "WOOHOO! STRIKE-OLA!" and he jumps into the camera filling up the screen and then jumping right out. And also when Goofy takes a tire out of his trunk, the camera zooms out of his mouth and he and Max are seen riding a rollercoaster.* BookEnds: The film openings with a pan down from a blue background to the sky in Max's opening nightmare. At the very end, [[PanUpToTheSkyEnding we pan up to the sky]].* BrakeAngrily: Goofy does this not long after Max fails his SecretTestOfCharacter - namely, [[spoiler: lying about which way to go to get to their original destination, taking them to LA instead]].* BrattyHalfPint: Pete is tasked with taking a picture of a little girl who kicks him in the shins and won't sit still until he ''velcros'' her to the seat (and even then she eventually runs away leaving her diaper behind). Her mother looks understandably exhausted.* BunnyEarsLawyer: Max's friend Bobby is quite quirky and accepts payment in the form of spray-on cheese (which he eats raw) but no one else has the expertise to rig the school AV system to pull the stunt Max does.* BusmansHoliday: A literal example. A joke in "After Today" is that the school bus driver will spend his summer vacation "sitting on his butt", which is his job anyway.* TheCameo: ** WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse and WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck appear for a line or two as hitch-hikers during a musical number. Later Mickey can be seen for a second among the audience during the movie's ConcertClimax. As if that wasn't enough already, Max has a Mickey phone on his nightstand.** Disney/{{Bambi}} and [[Disney/TheLionKing Mufasa]] appear as [[EverythingsBetterWithPlushies stuffed animals]] at Goofy's workplace.** A nightlight in the cheesy motel the crew stays at bears a striking resemblance to Ariel from ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid''. She can also be seen on a placard on stage (perhaps remnants of a school musical?) when Max sings "Stand Out".* CaptainErsatz: The nerds are dressed up in what appear to be ''Franchise/StarTrek'' uniforms, but their insignia is upside-down.* CatapultNightmare: Max after the DreamIntro.* CelebrityLie: Max telling Roxanne he'll be at the Powerline concert.* CementShoes: On the open road, a car drives by with a guy tied up in the trunk with cement shoes, though he is not actually shown being killed.* ChekhovsGunman: A number of background characters seen in "On the Open Road" [[spoiler:turn up at the ConcertClimax. (The TinyGuyHugeGirl, WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse, the [[RunningGag four nuns]]...) Guess they were driving clear across the country to attend the concert, too.]]* ChekhovsSkill: The Perfect Cast. First used by Goofy as a means to kick off the Bigfoot subplot, later used during the climax [[spoiler:by Max, to rescue his dad from falling to his death.]] This also becomes a ChekhovsBoomerang in the ConcertClimax.* ComedicUnderwearExposure: Goofy walks in on Max as his trouser fall down to reveal StockUnderwear. He also walks in on the backup singer at the Powerline concert, changing in her dressing room, revealing a lacy one-piece undergarment.* ComicTrio: Max, PJ, and Bobby act as this during the production of the "Stand Out" stunt. Max, who came up with the stunt plan, is the schemer; Bobby, whose technological expertise was required for the stunt, is the follower; and PJ, who was the only one willing (or able) to voice that the plan might be a bad idea, is the powerless. However, PlayedWith in that it took more to get Bobby involved than it did for PJ (an actual "fee" vs. just talking him into it again).* ComicallyMissingThePoint: This exchange happens when Goofy and Max first encounter Bigfoot:-->'''Max;''' [[OhCrap Dad, it's BIGFOOT!!]]\\'''Goofy:''' (holding a video camera) Could you back up a bit, Mr. Foot? You're out of focus.* ConcertClimax: During "I 2 I", Max gets onstage at the Powerline concert ''and'' his relationship with Goofy is repaired.* ConjunctionInterruption: When Max is objecting to going on vacation, Goofy uses this against him, insisting he knows best.* ConspicuouslyLightPatch: Most noticeable when dealing with Max's hat at Lester's Possum Park, which changes art style when thrown out the window.* CoolCar: Although the car ends up TheAllegedCar, it ''floats'' and survives all the way back home. And then ''explodes'' in the movie's final scene.* CounterpointDuet: "On the Open Road" starts out as one of these before becoming a CrowdSong. Goofy sings one upbeat verse, then Max sings a sarcastic one, and then they each sing one on top of the other in the same tones as before.* CrappyCarnival: Lester's Possum Park, which seems to mainly consist of a malfunctioning animatronics show, one guy in a costume (who harasses Max until he hits him), and flash photography taken with ''live'' possums who aren't even contained.* CreepyChild: The little girl at Lester's Possum Park, particularly her big toothy grin and the fact that she keeps staring at Max.* CrowdSong: "On the Open Road", sung by all the various people in traffic, and "After Today", sung by many of the students.* CryingWolf: Goofy believes Pete's [[ToxicFriendInfluence habitual lies and misleading comments]] which result in him hurting his relationship with Max. Goofy finally stands up to Pete and tells him that he doesn't believe him when he says [[spoiler: Max changed the map]]. Unfortunately, that was the one time he really should have listened to Pete.* CurseCutShort: "My life's a living-" "HELL-o little buddy!"* DarkerAndEdgier: While not a "dark" film by any means, it definitely is more serious than the TV series at points. Goofy's and Max's father-son relationship was never in such turmoil in the TV show.* DeanBitterman: In addition to making Max's end-of-year stunt sound like a ''gang fight'' and implying he should be ''executed'' for it, the principal of Max's high school is apparently out to ruin his students' summer by planning events that involve ''coming to school and learning''.-->'''Mazur''': How about - Science Slumberparties?!* DeathGlare: ** When Bobby says, "Hey, that Goof kid ain't there!" during the ConcertClimax, [[ShipperOnDeck Stacey]] gives him a big one.** Roxanne's dad gives a couple of these to Max when he comes over to see Roxanne.* DelayedReaction: It takes Goofy a couple seconds to realize that he should be afraid that he and Max are steadily approaching [[InevitableWaterfall a waterfall]].-->'''Goofy:''' Ah-hyuk! A waterfall! ({{Beat}}) A WATERFALL!?* DemotedToExtra: Despite Goof Troop being about the Goof and Pete families, and Max, PJ, Goofy and Pete getting equal attention, this film is all about Max and Goofy.* DescriptionCut: ** When Pete tells Goofy that if Max isn't spending time with him, he might be doing bad things. Goofy says that Max would never get mixed up in anything like that. The scene cuts to Max in the principal's office awaiting punishment for his school disruption.** When Pete walks out of the RV, Max asks him if PJ is with him. Pete answers that PJ's "loafing around in there somewhere." The scene cuts to show PJ buffing the floors and dusting the trophies while singing and dancing.** When they meet at the Neptune Inn, Pete tells Goofy that the RV's extension cord is tiny and unnoticeable before ordering PJ to carry it in. When PJ enters the room, he visibly strains under the weight of a massive, conspicuous pile of tubes.* Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon: ''A Goofy Movie'' is not part of the official canon due to its ties to ''WesternAnimation/GoofTroop'' and the fact that it was not produced by the core Disney team in Burbank, but there are a lot of fans who would argue that it should be included, especially since it's a musical.* DodgyToupee: Principal Mazur's hairpiece, which flies off of his head when Max slides down the banister next to him in "After Today."* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: To some viewers, Principal Mazur's unfounded comments about Max being "dressed as a gang member" and heading for the electric chair [[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jordan-calhoun/20-years-ago-a-goofy-movi_b_8402650.html ring disturbingly familiar]].* DotingParent: Goofy goes out of his way to give Max lots of attention. Makes sense, seeing as how Goofy's wife is gone and he's the only one taking care of his son.* DreamIntro / EroticDream: The movie begins with Max on a field with Roxanne, when [[NightmareSequence suddenly he transforms into his father]]. Max then wakes up and bolts up from his bed.* EatingTheEyeCandy: When Powerline's two girl dancers walk off-camera, Max's eyes can be seen looking downward. * EmpathicEnvironment: After Max is publicly humiliated by Goofy at the Possum Park and Max angrily storms off to get away from him, a downpour starts and thunder can be heard a few times. Makes perfect sense to convey Max's furious mood, especially when he reaches his RageBreakingPoint after getting back in the car. * EveryoneHatesMimes: Goofy at one point mimes along with a mime, then cuts an invisible rope the mime is pulling... and a real piano falls on the mime. Goofy and Max walk away whistling as if nothing happened.* ExactEavesdropping: Pete just happens to open the door to the hotel room right when PJ is berating Max for his lack of foresight in [[spoiler: changing the map]]. And of course he repeats so the antagonist can hear.* EyeCam: Max, recovering from the news that Dad's dragging him on a vacation.* {{Fainting}}: Max does an emotional faint when he realizes that Goofy is going to take him on vacation.* FairWeatherFriend: During "[=I2I=]", Bobby shouts the impersonal "Hey, that Goof kid ain't there!" when Max is not onstage. When Max ''is'' onstage, he changes his tune very quickly to "That's Max! I know him!"* FanDisservice:** Pete wearing nothing but a pink Speedo.** The back-up singer Goofy walks in on as she's changing.* FanserviceExtra: Lisa, the scantily clad high school student, and the three buxom cowgirls looking for Nashville during "On the Open Road".* FlatWhat: Goofy says this in response to Pete telling him that Max [[spoiler:had changed their road map so that they are heading to Los Angeles]]. During the same conversation, Pete responds with a normally-inflected "what?" when Goofy refuses to believe him.-->'''Pete:''' Your kid's dupin' ya.\\'''Goofy:''' What do you mean?\\'''Pete:''' Well, I heard the little mutant telling PJ that he [[spoiler:changed the map so... you're headin' straight to L.A.]], pal.\\'''Goofy:''' What.\\'''Pete:''' Oh, you tried, Goof. He's just a bad kid, that's all.\\'''Goofy:''' I don't believe you.\\'''Pete:''' What?\\'''Goofy:''' I don't believe you, Pete.\\'''Pete:''' Well, hey, don't take my word for it. [[spoiler:Check your map]].* FoodPorn: ** The pizza Max and PJ eat looks delicious and is animated perfectly.** The pancakes Goofy eats. * FreezeFrameBonus: ** The first time Goofy opens the map, pause it, and you'll see the Goof family has misspelled their family name three times, other humorous misspellings, and a "go back for tent".** If you freeze frame at the right time during the first photo session at Goofy's work, you can see red eyes during a camera flash. ** When Goofy is changing Max into his fishing gear if you freeze frame at the right moment you can see Max's bare ass.** A heart balloon and a Mickey ears balloon appear during the final verse of "On the Open Road". ** During "I 2 I", if you freeze frame the crowd shot after the security guard gets knocked into the screen, you can see Mickey Mouse, a viking, an unimpressed-looking Max lookalike, and a non-anthropomorphic goat in the crowd.** When Max pulls the opossum out of his trousers, there's another brief shot of his StockUnderwear.* FrothyMugsOfWater: Averted. Pete is quite obviously drinking beer.* FunnyBackgroundEvent: ** "On the Open Road" shows, among other things, a person floating away on a crowd of balloons, a dancing corpse, and a guy tied up in a trunk during the last verse.** During an otherwise heartwarming scene of Max and Goofy spending the night locked in the car, Bigfoot suddenly disco dances across the background. * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: ** Max is clearly staring at some girls' asses at the Powerline concert. They walk off the camera, but we can see his eyes drop down.** Lisa, a schoolgirl and one side character, in the first act of the movie is VERY scantily clad, and after Max's Powerline stunt, one can see her adjust her top a little to reveal more cleavage before approaching him. She is notably voiced by Julie Brown, who voiced Minerva Mink in ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}''.** During the "After Today" musical number, three boys throw jockstraps during the "No more gym, no more gym, no more gym" lyric, and one of them lands directly into Max's face.** When Pete is wearing a speedo, a front bulge is clearly visible. It's a bit weird for a Disney movie.** Before it turns into a [[NightmareSequence nightmare]], Max's dream that kicks off the film is very clearly an EroticDream. The radar-dodging is particularly impressive when you remember that both characters - including the very seductive Roxanne in the skin-tight, leg-revealing dress - are meant to be 14 years old.* GirlNextDoor: Roxanne. She even lives just a block away from Max's house.* GoodTimesMontage: The stops between the diner and the Neptune Inn are shown this way. These stops include an amusement park, a monster truck rally, a baseball game, waterskiing, watching a mime, bat caves, and a giant ball of yarn, as well as [[TheAllegedCar several car maintenance stops]].* GoofySuit: Max runs into a man in a Lester suit at Lester's Possum Park, and after said costumed man successfully invades Max's personal space, he smacks his mask backwards after which a group of kids pile on top of him and drag him off-screen. * HeroicBSOD: Goofy shuts down for a while after he learns [[spoiler:Max has changed the route on the road map.]]* HiddenDepths: Who would have ever thought a group of ''nuns'' traveling cross-country would be huge Powerline fans? Or that a HugeGirlTinyGuy on "the odd romantic getaway" would turn out to be a backup singer and roadie for Powerline?* HilarityEnsues: Well, this is A ''Goofy'' Movie.* HookedUpAfterwards: Done with the pals of the OfficialCouple. Max's Pauly Shore-voiced friend Bobby has such a hook-up with Roxanne's valley-girl best friend Stacey, when they both reach for Bobby's can of cheez whiz that he dropped. Bobby lifts his dark sunglasses and smiles at her, and Stacey gives him a brace-filled smile back. It's a cute/quirky moment, but there is absolutely no lead-up to it whatsoever.* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Goofy has somehow gotten the idea that ''[[AbusiveParents Pete]]'' is "good with kids" and believes everything he tells him--which helps him believe Principal Mazur's exaggerated account about Max that turns him into an OverprotectiveDad, and briefly take to heart Pete's [[ToxicFriendInfluence parenting advice]] which is to keep your kid "under your thumb", which unsurprisingly upsets Max even further. Later on, Goofy does seem to realize his folly... [[CryingWolf unfortunately, by that point Pete is actually telling the truth.]]-->'''Goofy:''' You know, maybe Max isn't everything you expect a son to be, but... he loves me.\\'''Pete:''' ''(irritably)'' Hey! ''My'' son ''respects'' me.* ImagineSpot: Goofy has one during "On The Open Road". When he and Max pull alongside a prison wagon containing a convict on his way to prison in striped jumpsuit and shackles, Goofy turns to look at Max and sees him in an identical jumpsuit and shackles, before abruptly speeding up to get away from the wagon. * InevitableWaterfall: Played for drama, surprisingly.-->'''Goofy:''' Ah-hyuck. A waterfall. ({{beat}}) '''[[OhCrap A WATER]][[DelayedReaction FALL?!]]'''* IronicEcho: When Goofy and Max go on the road the first time, Goofy tries to entertain Max by playing 20 questions and even though Max is disinterested, he guesses Creator/WaltDisney which Max says is right. Later, after [[spoiler: Goofy discovers that Max changed the map and Max chooses the wrong direction, infuriating Goofy]], Max tries (and fails) to break the tension by playing the exact same game in reverse.* ISophagus: Goofy accidentally swallows a squeaker when trying to get baby Kimmy to smile, resulting in him making squeaking noises instead of talking and laughing until Pete knocks the squeaker out of his throat.* IWantSong: "After Today"; Max wants two things: to win Roxanne's heart and to turn his reputation around. He achieves both goals by the end of "Stand Out", although he thinks he hasn't finished the first one.* {{Jerkass}}: ** Pete. Not just to his own son PJ by forcing him into hard labor and [[KickTheDog deliberately disappointing him just because he feels like it]], but to Max as well. He deviously listened in to Max's confession to PJ about him changing the directions on Goofy's map, then goes and tells this to Goofy with false sympathy. Though the way he went about telling him was more out of being an ass than as a "concerned friend".** Principal Mazur also counts as he practically started the plot by over-exaggerating what Max actually did in the school auitorium, making it sound worse than it really was. * KickTheDog: Most of what Pete does to PJ, while unkind, serves some selfish purpose. However, when he offers to give him a high-five, takes it back, and then laughs at him for falling for it (which visibly upsets him), it serves no purpose other than to demonstrate that Goofy shouldn't trust Pete's advice.* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Max describes Goofy as "highly animated" in "Nobody Else But You." While Max was referring to his personality, it can also refer to the fact that he's a cartoon character.* LimitedAnimation: Some background characters are subject to this, particularly in the concert scenes. At Stacey's party, no one but Stacey, Roxanne, and Bobby move ''at all''.* LimitedWardrobe: ** Goofy and Max didn't pack a change of clothes, it seems.** Roxanne wears the exact same outfit on the last day of school, at a party, and at home at the end of the movie, several weeks apart.* LivingMacGuffin: Roxanne is the reason Max decides to [[spoiler: change the destination from Lake Destiny to Hollywood]].* LogoJoke: A minor one, but a notable one nonetheless; the opening Walt Disney Pictures logo fades away from the background instead of to black, which leads to the film's opening title and scene.* LoserSonOfLoserDad: Max fears this is his eventual fate: To be a carbon copy of his father, "Just a Goof". He eventually learns to accept Goofy's quirks and stops considering him a loser.* LotsOfLuggage: Pete's idea of camping is parking his state-of-the-art RV in the middle of the woods. When parked, the RV expands into a home away from home, with a kitchen, living room with a big screen TV, a bowling alley on the roof, and a bunch of other modern devices. Pete also barely spends any time out in the actual outdoors, but still considers it camping.* MaleGaze: When Max is seeing the concert on a giant screen, it shows closeups of both of the dancers' butts.* MatchCut: After Goofy discovers [[spoiler:Max's altered road map]], he goes to lay on the bed in his motel apartment, with a closeup shown of his glum face. The camera slowly tilts and fades to him and Max back on the road, with Goofy still wearing the same expression on his face.* MeetCute: ** Happens between Max and Roxanne in two steps. First she talks to him after he falls down the bleachers and he chokes up and runs. Later in the principal's office, Roxanne wants to talk to Max so she taps him, startles him, and ends up dropping all her books and papers on the floors, only to find her hands touching his when they go to pick them up.** Stacey and Bobby have a similar moment later in the movie when Bobby accidentally drops his cheese spray and Stacey goes to pick it up at the same time he does.* MoodWhiplash: ** From a nice father-son bonding moment... [[spoiler:to falling off of a waterfall.]]** And before that, when Bigfoot initially appears, he's a generally comical character, but menacingly chases Max and Goofy in a very tense, but short chase, then he goes right back to being comical as soon as he finds the Goofs stuff and messes around with it and ''again'' goes back to being menacing when Goofy and Max try to get Alphabet Soup, [[RuleOfThree and then back to comical]].** The principal's office scene follows up Bobby's "Leaning Tower of Cheesa" pun and related PluckyComicRelief antics with a visibly and audibly terrified PJ dreading an inevitable harsh punishment, and then back to Bobby being silly... until he's called into the office where he's serious briefly, and then back to silly again. At this point in the movie, even the ''score'' has severe Mood Whiplash, flipping between casually happy-sounding music and dramatic music every couple of lines.** Right after Max [[spoiler: changes the map]] in a tense, dramatic scene, Goofy wakes up to ask "[[NonSequiturThud How many cups of sugar does it take to get to the moon?]]"** Lester's Possum Park, a scene full of BitingTheHandHumor, is immediately followed by Max meeting his RageBreakingPoint and lashing out at Goofy.* MundaneMacGuffinPerson: Roxanne is the reason Max is traveling. He wants to show off to her at a place opposed to his father's destination.* TheMusical: Interestingly, of the six songs performed in the movie, only three of them are of the classic "spontaneously bursting into song" variety. The other three all [[SourceMusic have in-universe justifications for being there]].* MythologyGag: ** When Goofy announces the road trip with his "best buddy", Max asks if he means WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck. Goofy says, "No, silly, ''you''!"** When the car starts sliding down the canyon, several scenes strongly resemble the old cartoon ''[[WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts Mickey's Trailer]]''. Also, the car bouncing across multiple canyon columns and toppling them one by one is likely a shout-out to the [[WesternAnimation/PlutoThePup Pluto]] cartoon ''The Legend of Coyote Rock''.* NeverMyFault: Goofy. Yes, ''Goofy''. When their car starts rolling down the mountain, he blames Max for both the car running away and the door being locked. Max retorts that the locked door was on Goofy's side. Goofy then blames Max for distracting him and tells Max he should have put the brakes on himself, then he accidentally breaks it. Max use that to show that Goofy "ruins everything". Then Goofy blames Max for "ruining the vacation". Then Max ''explodes'' at his father that he never even wanted to come and should have just let him stay home. The argument ends with Goofy saying all he wanted was to spend time with him and doesn't want them to become any more distant. * NeverTrustATrailer: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcOp0VOAd4M This]] TV spot tells complete falsehoods (such as saying Max is the most popular kid in school, implying Roxanne is his girlfriend before the events of the movie, and saying that his best friend--which it misidentifies as Bobby--is cool), completely ignores ''both'' [[SirNotAppearingInThisTrailer Petes]], makes Goofy and Max's conflict seem much more one-sided, and doesn't make it clear that the movie has a RoadTripPlot ''or'' that it's a musical.* NightmareSequence: The very start of the film is Max having one where [[TransformationTrauma he turns into his dad]].* NoAntagonist: The central conflict stems from Max and Goofy's estranged relationship.* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Many have noted that the Powerline's singing voice and dance moves resemble those of Music/MichaelJackson. He also wears a suit that bears a striking resemblance to the ones worn by Music/{{Devo}}.* NoYou: When Max and Goofy are arguing with each other about who's responsible for causing the chaos in the car chase:-->'''Max:''' You should have put the brake on!\\'''Goofy:''' Why didn't you just put them on yourself! ''[pulls the brakes off]''\\'''Max:''' See? You ruin everything!* NonSequiturThud: While Goofy and Max were spending a night in the their car:-->'''Goofy:''' (''half-asleep'') How many cups of sugar does it take to get to the moon?\\'''Max:''' Uh... three and a half?\\'''Goofy:''' ... ''*thud*'' ZZZZZ...* NotAfraidOfYouAnymore: Goofy allows himself to be pushed around and bullied by Pete for the entire movie... until Pete accuses Max of going behind Goofy's back and [[spoiler:changing the map to send them to LA]]. Goofy finally stands up for himself, stunning Pete in the process. [[spoiler:[[CryingWolf Unfortunately, Pete was actually telling the truth for once.]]]]-->'''Goofy:''' I don't believe you.\\'''Pete:''' [[FlatWhat What?]]\\'''Goofy:''' I don't believe you, Pete.\\'''Pete:''' Well, hey, don't take my word for it.* NotWhatItLooksLike:-->'''Max:''' You should have let me stay at home!\\'''Goofy:''' Why? So you'll end up in prison?\\'''Max:''' Prison?! What are you talking about?\\'''Goofy:''' Your principal called me--\\'''Max:''' It's ''not'' what you think!\\'''Goofy:''' [[NotHelpingYourCase You even lied to me!]]* NunsAreFunny: The four nuns that Max and Goofy bumped into periodically throughout their journey are shown to attend the ConcertClimax. Somehow, the idea that four ''nuns'' drove clear across the country just to attend a Powerline concert is hilariously unexpected.* ObliviousGuiltSlinging: The morning after Max [[spoiler:changes the map]], Goofy offers to make him navigator and tells him that he trusts him wholeheartedly. Max hesitates a bit in response, but goes through with his plan anyway. Additionally, Goofy's initial lead-up makes it sound to Max like he already knows.* OffModel: ** Goofy's fishing pole changes length several times and [[spoiler:as Max is trying to save Goofy's life with the fishing pole, and before Goofy accidentally pulls the cork handle off of the pole, the cork keeps disappearing and reappearing]].** At the diner, Max's parsley and bacon keep disappearing and reappearing, and his eggs return to intact form a couple of times, while Goofy's syrup mysteriously vanishes and doesn't return.** When Goofy first shows Max the map, Los Angeles is already marked before Max changes it.** While not terribly noticeable considering the basic aesthetics are kept though with subtle differences (Max being a little taller and his face being shaped slightly differently), Max sometimes sports his ''WesternAnimation/GoofTroop'' look in the first few parts of the film.** The Trekkie with the glasses is briefly drawn with a human nose when he's hooting after Stacey.* OhCrap: Several times. The best expressions are PJ's in the principal's office after his dad learns about the stunt and Max's when he first sees Bigfoot and [[spoiler: right before the waterfall]]. The first case was handled well for such a [[NervousWreck habitually nervous character]] because it wasn't run-of-the-mill panic but a ThousandYardStare.* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: ''Goofy'' is legitimately hurt and furious when he discovers Max [[spoiler:changed the map]]. * OutOfCharacterMoment: The scene where everyone chants Max's name is one for PJ, who lies and takes credit from someone else, behaves optimistically, burdens a friend, and starts a crowd chant in the span of one scene. He is typically overly honest and very self-effacing, a skeptic if not an outright pessimist, the ''recipient'' of any friendly burdens, and a ShrinkingViolet except when he and Max are alone. The line "I told you our plan would work" doesn't make any sense for him to say, whether it's true ''or'' false.[[note]]It's false, as all of PJ's comments about the plan were either pessimistic or neutral.[[/note]]* OverprotectiveDad: ** Roxanne's father seems to speak primarily in grunts, growls and glares, particularly after he finds out that Max is there to speak to his daughter.** Goofy, as his desire to bond with his son is what drives the plot. However, he softens up as the film goes on. {{Justified|Trope}} in Goofy's case, as his first indicator that Max isn't as well-behaved as he thought was having the Principal call him up, yelling about how Max's behavior is leading him to a cell in juvenile hall. Goofy had no clue that it was the Principal overreacting due to having been publicly humiliated.* PanUpToTheSkyEnding: The final shot is a pan up from the house to the sky.* ParentalBonus: ** Goofy mentions mambo king Xavier Cugat, a reference likely lost on the target audience.** Max's CurseCutShort. "My life is a living-" "HELL-o, little buddy!"* PercussiveMaintenance: ** Max's alarm clock, which is three and a half hours behind until he hits it.** The proprietor of Lester's Possum Park hits the side of the stage to get the animatronics to work again.* PettingZooPeople: The {{Dogfaces}}.* PianoDrop: When Goofy and Max see a mime, Goofy starts playing with him and cuts the rope from the weight he was hauling--the rope and the scissors were fake but the piano being hauled was ''real'' and falls on the mime. Goofy walks away in embarrassment.* PoorCommunicationKills: ** It's Principal Mazur's ''extremely exaggerated'' warning to Goofy about Max's behavior that sets Goofy off on the idea of taking Max on a vacation in the first place. If he'd taken even a moment to get Max's side of the story, or at the very least put the vacation off for a week, a whole lot of pain could have been avoided.** Goofy and Max's entire relationship in the first movie could be summed up as this too. Max spends most of the movie mad at Goofy, and Goofy spends it completely oblivious to how his son actually feels, and neither one actually takes the time to just talk directly about their problems, until near the climax of the film, when they're ''about to careen over a waterfall because of it''.* PunctuatedForEmphasis: When Goofy accuses Max of ruining the vacation, Max explodes, "I ''never''! Wanted to ''go''! On this ''stupid''! '''''VACATION!!!'''''"* RageBreakingPoint: ** Max after the horrid trip to the Possum Park. He was already seething after the embarrassing moment Goofy dragged him into, but then exploded when Goofy presented him the possum hat that he threw down in anger before (thinking he had "dropped it").---> '''GRAAAAHHH!!! THIS IS THE STUPIDEST VACATION! YOU DRAG ME FROM HOME, JAM ME IN THIS DUMB CAR, AND DRIVE A MILLION MILES AWAY TO SEE SOME STUPID RAT SHOW!!!''' (throws hat out window) Call me when the trip's over!** While Goofy was just disappointed after finding out that [[spoiler:Max had changed the map route]], it's when [[spoiler:they come up to the junction to either California or Idaho and Max chooses to go to California]] that Goofy snaps. He first enters TranquilFury, then [[BrakeAngrily suddenly stops on the side of the road]], quickly exits the car, slams the door, and stands eerily still, looking over a canyon.* RecurringExtra: A group of nuns keeps showing up all throughout Goofy and Max's road trip, including at the store where Goofy works, the road itself, the diner they stop at, and the Powerline concert. In most cases, almost everyone outside Max's school is seen everywhere. Either the entire world (but Goofy) is into Powerline concerts, or they all know being around the Goofy family nets them screentime.* TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation: Technically not part of the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon but very well-liked nonetheless. * RepetitiveAudioGlitch: At the end of Lester's Possum Park:--> '' Here at Lester's Po- Po- Po-'' [[[PercussiveMaintenance bang]]] ''Possum Park!''* ReversePsychologyBackfire: When trying to convince Max to go on the trip, Goofy resorts to using reverse psychology, talking about how he's going to do everything "''all alone''." Max's response is to shrug and say "I guess so!"* RoadTripPlot: The plot involves Goofy taking Max on a road trip.* RodandReelRepurposed : Max learns the ChekhovsSkill of the Perfect Cast from his father. This comes in handy when [[spoiler:Max uses a fishing pole to rescue Goofy from certain doom at the bottom of a steep waterfall.]]* SecretTestOfCharacter: At a junction on the highway, Goofy hands Max the map and asks him to pick between going left to California, or right to Idaho. [[spoiler:Goofy found out that Max changed the map the previous night. Max fails the test by choosing to go left, causing Goofy to BrakeAngrily.]]* SerendipitousSymphony: "On the Open Road", which started from some odd percussive noises the car and related items were making.* SettingOffSong: Goofy, Max, and eventually a crowd sing "On the Open Road" when the road trip begins.* SexyWalk: After Roxanne first talks to Max (with encouragement from Stacey), she and Stacey leave and Roxanne's hips sway as she walks.* ShipperOnDeck: Both Stacey, Roxanne's best friend and PJ, Max's best friend, ship Max and Roxanne. Because they have very little in common otherwise, they go about it in different ways. Stacey actively pulls strings in order to get them together, while PJ just helps from the sidelines but is willing to go the extra mile to help Max win Roxanne's heart.* ShoutOut:** Immediately after learning of Max's last day of school stunt, Goofy spots a blue light leading him to the bobblehead doll he purchases. For years, UsefulNotes/{{Kmart}} was notorious for their "blue light" specials. Fitting considering the movie, Goofy and Pete appear to be working at a [[BrandX generic Kmart/Wal-Mart clone]].** Max standing at the top of the bleachers during "After Today" is remarkably similar to Danny's ending pose from "Summer Nights" in ''Film/{{Grease}}''.** When Pete meets up with Goofy at the campsite, he refers to the occasion as a [[Film/SongOfTheSouth serendipity-doo-dah]].** Two were featured back to back in "On the Open Road".--->'''Goofy:''' [[Disney/{{Pinocchio}} I got no strings on me]]. I'm feelin' [[Disney/FunAndFancyFree fancy free]].** During the montage of Max and Goofy's pit stops one of the places they visit looks suspiciously like Main Street USA from the Magic Kingdom.** The Neptune Inn has a similar layout and design as the Caribbean Beach Resort at Walt Disney World. Additionally, the night light in the room is of a mermaid that resembles [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid Ariel]].* SirNotAppearingInThisTrailer: PJ does not appear at all in any of the trailers[[note]]Technically, he is ''shown'' in the TV spot, but in a position he may as well not have even been a SpearCarrier[[/note]]. Pete and Roxanne ''are'' in the main trailer, but very, very briefly--[[AdvertisedExtra Bobby, meanwhile, is played up completely]], despite having a ''smaller'' role than any of the other three. Roxanne has more screentime in the TV spot, but Pete doesn't appear at all there either.* SomethingSomethingLeonardBernstein: In-universe, PJ does not seem to know any of the words to "Stand Out" except for "Stand out, above the crowd, even if I've got to shout out loud!" And [[AllThereInTheManual compared against the soundtrack version]], he sings that line to the melody of a ''different'' chorus than the one he was cued for.* SourceMusic: The songs mentioned under AMFMCharacterization, along with "Stayin' Alive" (which Bigfoot listens to on Max's Walkman) and three of the original musical numbers, "Stand Out" and "I 2 I" (in-universe pop hits) and "Lester's Possum Park" (part of an animatronics show). * SpitTake: Pete spits his beer all over his TV screen after he sees Max and Goofy on stage with Powerline.* SquirrelsInMyPants: Max gets an opossum in his pants.* StockScream: The famous "Goofy holler" is used twice just in the titles, apparently as a sort of {{Leitmotif}}. There is also a Wilhelm Scream when [[spoiler:their car runs into the scaffolding on the highway]]. The use of the Goofy Holler is later averted when [[spoiler:Goofy goes over the waterfall.]]* StuffBlowingUp: Max and Goofy arguing over what music to play in the car results in the stereo exploding.* SuckECheeses: "Lester's Possum Park", complete with creepy animatronics with varying degrees of functionality. However, in this case, it's a CrappyCarnival instead of a restaurant, as an AffectionateParody of Disney's own "Country Bear Jamboree".* SuspiciouslyAproposMusic: By the time they join Powerline on stage, Goofy and Max have learnt to see each other's point of view. Naturally, that just happens to be the topic of the song they cut in on.* TeensAreShort: Every time a teenage character is seen next to a parent, he or she is at least a head shorter.* ThousandYardStare: PJ has a vacant, eerily fixed expression when leaving the principal's office, as he dreads his father's wrath in an equally vacant tone.* ThrowItIn: In-universe. Powerline is initially surprised at Goofy's unexpected appearance on stage during he concert, but keeps playing along when Goofy does the Perfect Cast and turns it into a dance step.* TinyGuyHugeGirl: A couple driving by on the open road consists of a short, thin husband and a tall, bulky wife. The husband mentions an "odd romantic episode" which Max calls "''Very'' odd" when he and Goofy ride by. They turn out to be a roadie and performer respectively at the Powerline concert.* ToxicFriendInfluence: While Pete is definitely a jerk, he seems to genuinely want to help Goofy out of his problems with his advice. It's just that his detached, domineering way of parenting would clearly cause more harm than good.* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Bobby's can of "cheese spray", which he is seldom seen without and is shown eating at the strangest times.* TwoTimerDate: Max ends up being forced into finding a way to go to a concert that he promised Roxanne he would go to as a date and a camping trip with Goofy after the principal ends up calling Goofy and made things seem far worse than they actually are.* TheUglyGuysHotDaughter: Roxanne, a short, curvy, pretty young girl, has an extremely large, hairy, mean, overweight OverprotectiveDad.* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: No one cares about the dancing corpse or the mob victim in the trunk in the song "On the Open Road."* VertigoEffect: We can see down to the bottom of [[spoiler: the waterfall, when Goofy falls over it]].* VocalDissonance: The BigBeautifulWoman seen "On the Open Road" with her [[TinyGuyHugeGirl tiny beau]] has a deep, gruff speaking voice that would rival Pete's. [[spoiler:The ClimacticConcert reveals at the end that she has an amazing and somewhat feminine singing voice.]] * WackyParentSeriousChild: Goofy and Max, to a greater extent than in the show. Goofy is an {{Amazingly Embarrassing Parent|s}} for this reason, while Max spends most of the beginning refusing to lighten up.* WorldOfFunnyAnimals: All of the characters in both movies are PettingZooPeople dogs (or rarely cats) with a cameo from {{Funny Animal}}s Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck in the first.* YankTheDogsChain: Max becomes a minor celebrity at the school after pulling off the Powerline stunt, and is happy right up until he gets home, where he's brought back down to Earth when Goofy tells him about the vacation he has planned for them both.* YourMimeMakesItReal: Max and Goofy see a mime pretending to pull something up. Goofy plays along and mimes cutting the rope, which causes a real piano to crush the mime.[[/folder]][[folder: The sequel]]* AccidentalAthlete: With a little help, Goofy surprisingly winds up showing some skill in skateboarding.* {{Acrofatic}}: PJ is an excellent dancer and very adept at extreme sports despite being very big.* {{Adorkable}}: Sylvia is a very soft spoken library clerk, who quickly reveals herself to share Goofy's giddy affinity for 70s trends among some of his other awkward quirks. They very quickly bond.* ApatheticTeacher: The only professor we get to see teaching seems to be on the verge of falling asleep on ''himself'' despite at least Max and PJ looking interested in the material, but takes proctoring more seriously.* ArtEvolution: This looks a bit more modern compared to the first movie.* AscendedExtra: Bobby plays a much bigger role in this film than he played in the first film, despite the trailer for the first film featuring him very prominently.* AsideComment: After Goofy remembers he needs to stay focused on his goals, Pete looks towards the camera and asks in deadpan, "Did I miss something?"* AsleepInClass: During the first lecture, Bobby is snoring loudly until he wakes himself up and shouts "Mommy! I didn't do it!"* BackgroundHalo: Bradley gets background ''horns'' when he says to his team that they're gonna cheat.* BackToSchool: Goofy goes back to college after being fired to get a better job.* BigBeautifulMan: Beret Girl finds PJ very attractive, wondering aloud how anyone could overlook "such a bundle of yesness."* BigNo: ** Max, after finding out his dad returned to college, specifically the one he's attending RIGHT NOW.** Goofy does it as well [[spoiler:when he sees Max and Tank crash into the gigantic X.]]* {{Bowdlerise}}: According to Wiki/{{Wikipedia}}, the tragedies of September 11th, 2001 resulted in most television runs haphazardly removing a segment involving a gigantic flaming X that puts many of the characters in trouble. The result is an awkward flash of "Look Out! They're Doomed! They're ALIVE!" within a matter of seconds. In the midst of the quick cuts, you can actually see the X on the ground, broken and smoking, and it leaves out the explanation on why Tank is with Goofy and Max and [[spoiler:pulls a HeelFaceTurn on Brad at the end.]]* BrotherhoodOfFunnyHats: The Gammas, as is shown when Goofy joins their fraternity, do in fact have funny hats.* BrutalHonesty: ** Beret Girl doesn't even ''try'' to let Bobby down easy.** Max towards Goofy when he was angry that his dad just wasn't taking the hint and pushed him too far.--> '''Max''': "Don't you get it!? I'm TRYING to GET AWAY FROM YOU! I'm not a little kid anymore! So just leave me alone and GET YOUR OWN LIFE!!!"* CallBack: ** In ''WesternAnimation/GoofTroop'' at one point, PJ got a crush on a girl in his class after she recited her poetry. In this movie, PJ gets a crush on another girl... after she recites her poetry. Similarly, this isn't the first time Goofy has gone on a date with a school staff member.** The engraving on the trophy is one to what Goofy said to Max in the tensest moment of the first movie. In the same scene, Bobby uses the word "cheesa" to describe the pizza he's holding and pointedly calls it "scrumptious."* TheCameo: Does one of Bradley's men look a little too ape-like? And why is there red hair around his wrists? And why is he making weird, ape-like noises? It's Bigfoot, from the first film. He's shaved himself and is trying to disguise himself as a normal...dogfaced human.* ChastityCouple: Obviously, given the target audience, no one does anything more than kissing, but PJ and Beret Girl don't even do ''that''.* ChromaticArrangement: Max (red), PJ (blue), and Bobby (green). True to form, Max is the main character, Bobby is completely laid-back, and PJ is neurotic and serious. * ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Roxanne, Max's love interest of the first movie, has vanished without a trace or a mention, as has Stacey, her best friend.* ContemplatingYourHands: Bobby contemplates everyone's ''[[WhiteGloves gloves]]'', which works as a LampshadeHanging. * CreativeClosingCredits: The DancePartyEnding, which waits until the cast list is out of the way to start and takes longer than the rest of the "short part" of the credits to finish.* CutASliceTakeTheRest: A variant during the TrainingMontage. Sylvia pours Goofy a cup of coffee and he drinks what's left in the pot.* CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon: Defensive example; in order to protect Bobby, PJ threatens to hurt Tank with a biscotti... somehow, though all he says on that subject is "I'm not afraid to use it!" This threat is rendered null when Tank chomps the biscotti right out of his hand.* DancePartyEnding: The end credits show all the good guys [[spoiler: excluding Tank]] dancing in their own special ways to the song "Right Back Where We Started From." [[{{Irony}} The character who had gone through the most radical change in the film lip-syncs to it]].* DemotedToExtra: PJ gets much more attention than he does in the previous film, as does Bobby, but Pete appears for about four minutes.* DescriptionCut: After Bradley dismisses PJ and Bobby's abilities, Max tells him that they're "serious athletes." Then the shot cuts to show Bobby putting spoons and straws all over his body to gain attention and PJ acting self-conscious and giving Bobby a mortified look. A bit different from other examples in that Max is actually ''right''; the behaviors only ''appeared'' to be contrary to the description.* TheDogBitesBack: [[spoiler:Bradley leaves Tank to die when he's trapped in the collapsing X structure so that he can finish the race. After Max and Goofy rescue Tank, the former wins the race and Bradley finds himself caught in the fury of a betrayed and clearly ticked off Tank. It's hard to feel sorry for Bradley when he's tossed into a blimp given what he did to Tank]].* DickDastardlyStopsToCheat: Several of the Gammas' attempts at cheating are shown to take place during the race. including removing the stones from the inside of the rock climbing wall, riddling the roadway with marbles, shooting missiles during the bicycle race, pretending to be a boy scout and old woman crossing the street, changing the direction of the course, [[spoiler: blasting PJ into the next state in an attempt to disqualify Team 99, unbolting Bobby's bike wheels leaving him stranded in the mud, and dropping the giant X--now on fire--onto Max (and Tank)]].* DiscoDan: Goofy & Sylvia, who are both avid collectors of 70s memorabilia and disco dancers. Goofy even moreso; he seems to genuinely think a disco suit and an afro wig are appropriate attire on a modern college campus, [[TheDitz because it's Goofy.]]* DisneyAcidSequence: Goofy's dream during the mid-term. An almost-literal example given the era it harkens back to. Ends in a WhiteVoidRoom.* EarnYourHappyEnding: After a series and movie of Pete and others frequently causing him undeserved anguish, things finally start going right for PJ when he succeeds in his long-time goal of leaving home, gets a LoveInterest to choose him over Bobby, and shows HiddenDepths and goes through CharacterDevelopment that gets him to cheer up and boosts his confidence. The HiddenDepths and CharacterDevelopment both form "New PJ", who, by the end, couldn't be happier.* EmptyNest: Goofy suffers this badly enough that he ends up losing his job, and then ''again'' badly enough that he fails his midterm. See {{Hypocrite}} below.* EmptyPromise: Given to Max by Goofy when the former has to put up with the latter attending the same college as him. Max was willing to compromise letting Goofy stay if he promised to adhere to some ground rules (no barging into his and his friends' room unannounced, no harping on them about schoolwork, no interrupting in their practice, and absolutely NO acting like a father). Goofy promised to follow the ground rules, which Max assures to PJ and Bobby. However, Goofy had already broken that promise when it hasn't even been a day yet by continuing to interfere with Max's life.* EvenEvilHasStandards: Bradley (though thoroughly despicable in many ways) does not attempt to back out after losing his bet with Max. That doesn't excuse him from Tank getting revenge on him.* ExactEavesdropping: Goofy returns to the frat house to return his pin, only to overhear Bradley loudly talking about how they plan to cheat at the finals, even though this should be blatantly obvious to everyone already given that (A) as Bradley himself states that it's how they win every year, and (B) they've already been doing it this whole time.* ExtremeSportExcusePlot: Though Max has always been a good skateboarder, his friends are apparently strong competitors in athletic sports now. Also all of them apparently have a dream to win the X-Games now.* FatAndProud: PJ, while somewhat shy, seems to be fine with his weight. He even secures Beret Girl's affections with a poetic body positive monologue.-->'''PJ:''' "It is endemic of the current culture, that those of large stature are overlooked, except by vultures. With no regard for the depth of their souls, the height of their passion, the beauty of their moments."* FurryReminder: One {{dogface|s}} catches a Frisbee in his mouth like a normal dog would.* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: ** Bobby has a great line the first time he tries to talk to Beret Girl.-->'''Bobby:''' "Me and a little crumpet like yourself could make beautiful '''''bong'''''-o music together."** It gets bonus points for not only the emphasis on the "bong" in "bongos", but also because "making sweet music together" is a known euphemism for sex.** When Bobby learns that Goofy was fired from the job, his response is to joke that Goofy got fired because "his pink slip was showing." Max tells him not to push it.* GratuitousDiscoSequence: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WT7Ledwpdw8 The disco scene.]] During which Goofy & Sylvia and PJ & Beret Girl hook up.* GrayRainOfDepression: Max walks outside in this after having a fight with Goofy.* HartmanHips: ** Sylvia is very bottom heavy. And her outfits enhance her figure.** Several female characters in this film have these, another example being the Beret Girl.* HeelFaceTurn: Tank, after [[spoiler:Bradley betrays him by launching himself and Max to their almost dooms via rocket-propelled skateboard, and then not helping to save him afterwards.]] Bradley's attempts to cheat his way into winning the games were so despicable [[spoiler:that the ''staff and organizers of the games'' don't even try to break up Tank's confrontation with Bradley later on. Everyone just sits and watches as Tank gives Bradley what he deserves.]]* HeroesWantRedheads: It's actually PJ, the sidekick, who gets Beret Girl. Roxanne has gone missing, meanwhile. However, Goofy does also get Sylvia.* HiddenDepths: In the lecture hall scene, while many of the other students are half asleep, Max is taking notes attentively and obviously taking his education seriously. PJ is also eagerly listening to what the professor has to say.* TheHopelessReplacement: Bradley [[spoiler: launches PJ out of the arena]] so that Team 99 will have to forfeit (since each team needs three competing players). They replace him with Goofy at the last second. Played with in that while the characters may think Goofy will be a hindrance compared to their lost player, he is still their first choice for personal reasons.* HotLibrarian: Sylvia. The animators were clearly trying even harder to make her read as attractive than they had been with Roxanne. Her outfit at the nightclub made the entire male student body do a collective JawDrop and got Goofy [[VisualPun hot under the collar]].* {{Hypocrite}}: In the beginning, Goofy gives a speech to Max and his friends about "focusing on goals to succeed in life" before they go off to college. Next day, Goofy loses his own focus due to [[EmptyNest his empty nest syndrome]], resulting in him destroying the toy factory he worked at ''and'' getting fired. He then tries to get his college degree and plans on focusing on getting it, claiming he won't be distracted anymore since he's attending the same college as Max. Unfortunately he loses his focus again when he starts babying Max, completely forgetting why he was attending college in the first place. This cost him academically after Max blows up on him to leave him alone and get his own life, where Goofy proceeds to flunk his mid-term exam by doing nothing but doodling Max's name all over his test, completely no focus whatsoever.* HypocriticalHumor: After Bradley cheats by [[spoiler: sending PJ flying on rocket skates]] to get Team 99 disqualified, he says to the referee, "Hey, no fair! They're too late!" when Goofy arrives to replace him at literally the last second.* ImplausibleDeniability: Bradley claims that he did not [[spoiler: blast PJ into the next state]] despite it being incredibly obvious that [[spoiler: the second largest person on the ramp shot up and went missing]] and Bradley deliberately drawing attention to that fact.* ImprovisedWeapon: PJ threatens Tank with a biscotti in the café, Goofy hits Tank in the foot with a pool cue, [[spoiler: and also throws a horse shoe at Bradley]] during the final race.* InnerMonologue: Goofy briefly has one when he notices that Pete is terrible at throwing horseshoes because he's not paying attention, and then remembers he lost his focus, which he tells Pete aloud without context. Pete {{lampshade}}s this with an AsideComment.* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: A low-stakes example happens when the bolts fall off of Bobby's bicycle, leaving him stranded in the mud. Max briefly stops to ask if he's okay, but Bobby insists that Max get the win.* JerkassHasAPoint:** Goofy's boss was in the right to fire Goofy -- while Goofy's sorrow over Max leaving is sympathetic, his distratctions causes major damages to his job and caused them to have to stop production to fix the mess.** While Max's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech to Goofy was nothing short of harsh and hurtful, Max was right about one thing -- his father didn't give Max his space.* KickTheSonOfABitch: [[spoiler:Tank tossing Bradley into a blimp for being ditched by his boss]]. Cruel? Maybe. But justified? You bet.* LackOfEmpathy: Bradley doesn't seem to care that [[spoiler: Tank is trapped in a burning X structure potentially facing death. Tank keeps this in mind when he confronts Bradley after being saved by Max and Goofy]].* LargeHamAnnouncer: Chuck the sportscaster is so hammy that he doesn't even let his ground reporter, Ken, get a word in edgewise.* LaserGuidedKarma: Bradley believes he's going to get away with trying and failing to screw over Max's team from winning the College X-Games. Then [[spoiler: he finds his former {{Mook}} Tank, clearly pissed over Bradley leaving him, approaching him with intent to get revenge. No points for [[ForegoneConclusion guessing]] [[TheDogBitesBack what happens]].]]* LikeParentLikeSpouse: Beret Girl has a lot of similarities to PJ's mother, Peg, from her basic figure and hair color to her snarky attitude and protective personality.* LookBehindYou: During the final rollerskating race, one of Bradley's minions distracts the entire audience by pointing and saying, "[[ShoutOut Ain't that]] WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse [[ShoutOut over there]]?" long enough to change the course of the race.* LoveTriangle: Very small one between PJ, Bobby, and Beret Girl. Both PJ and Bobby took interest in her when they first saw her perform her poem, but Beret Girl showed more interest in PJ at the disco (not to mention she [[HopelessSuitor flat out rejects Bobby's advances]]).* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: The bold, aggressive Beret Girl knows exactly what she wants and how to get it. The timid, passive PJ knows what he wants too, but is too paralyzed to do anything about it. She takes the lead at every single step in their relationship and he doesn't mind one bit.* MerchandiseDriven: The movie's release just ''happened'' to coincide with the popularity of the XGames on ESPN. However, for some reason, when they run the film on The Disney Channel, they cut out all the ESPN references. Most notably is a blimp with a hideous gray blur over it.* MiseryPoker: In the first scene a very brief game occurs:--> '''Max''': Do you realize going off to college means no more well-meaning, but totally smothering, overprotective, doting, "ah-hyuck"ing dads?--> '''PJ''': Yeah, well ''yours'' at least. ''(sigh)'' ''My'' dad's been counting down the days until he can turn my bedroom into a ''bowling alley.''* MostWritersAreWriters: The parts of this movie that relate to academics seem to be almost completely centered on the humanities (with the exception of one test Goofy took that seemed to be a math test) and one of the two romantic subplots involves a librarian and the other involves ''two'' ameteur/in-training poets.* MythologyGag: Max's teddy bear, named Old Stuffed Bear, actually made his first appearance in the ''Have Yourself a Goofy Christmas'' segment from ''Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas''.* NewJobAsThePlotDemands: In the first movie Goofy was a child photographer, a pretty well paying and decent job which he seemed to enjoy. Here, all of a sudden he's a factory line worker for a toy company with a lousy boss and no future prospects, with no explanation why he's working there now. While this was used as motivation for Goofy to achieve higher learning, it really comes out of the blue, though knowing Goofy, it's not impossible that he just lost his old job in a NoodleIncident.* NiceJobFixingItVillain: Bradley does two things in the final race that help the heroes out. First, he [[spoiler: sends PJ flying on rocket skates]] to get Team 99 disqualified. This directly helps repair the fractured relationship between Max and Goofy. Then he [[spoiler: almost lets Tank get killed]] which allows Team 99 the edge they need to win, even after [[spoiler: stopping to save him]].* NightmareSequence: Goofy has this during his exam after Max had chewed him out moments before to get his own life. To add salt to the wound, he flunked his exam due to it.* NoGuyWantsToBeChased: {{Inverted}}. Beret Girl is disgusted when Bobby hits on her, and then immediately flirts with and asks out the [[ShrinkingViolet much shyer]] PJ. PJ, meanwhile, clearly ''does'' enjoy Beret Girl's moves toward chasing him and even assimilating him: he [[InTouchWithHisFeminineSide isn't very masculine to begin with]] and had been starved for love, so it makes sense. When he reveals HiddenDepths, it's pretty clear that he assumed he was ''supposed'' to receive the advances.* NonStandardCharacterDesign: The referee is covered in actual fur, and thus looks more doglike than the others.* OddlyNamedSequel2ElectricBoogaloo: By placing a new adverb in the title, which can be an intensifier or connect to the ExtremeSportExcusePlot.* OffModel: In the original DVD release, at least, the DVD itself and the menu art feature a picture of Goofy and Sylvia dancing with Max in the background, while the bonus features menu includes PJ and Bobby too. All of them look deformed.* OhCrap: The look on Bradley's face when he sees [[spoiler:an enraged Tank confronting him for being ditched]]. He knows he's in hot water.* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: While PJ clearly does not want Max to leave (even relapsing from his CharacterDevelopment when the possibility arises), and Beret Girl tells him that he can't give up, ''[[PluckyComicRelief Bobby]]'' is the one to give him an emotionally-charged, RousingSpeech in order to prevent him from transferring.* OpposingSportsTeam: The Gammas, though notably, Bradley is ''not'' a VillainyFreeVillain, doing such things as [[spoiler: strapping rockets to PJ's skates and blasting him "into the next state"]] and [[spoiler: dropping the giant X, now flaming, on Max (and Tank).]]* ParentWithNewParamour: When Goofy falls in love with Sylvia, Max is immediately accepting, mainly because Sylvia provides an additional distraction for Goofy away from him.* PolkaDotPaint: In the factory scene, an automated paint brush is shown painting checkerboards with checkerboard colored paint.* ProductPlacement: Creator/{{ESPN}} during the X-Games. See MerchandiseDriven.* PunctuatedForEmphasis: --> '''Max:''' "GET! YOUR OWN! LIFE!"* RedheadInGreen: Sylvia in her disco clothes, and also the clothes salesman girl in Goofy and Max's college life montage.* RousingSpeech: Delivered to Max by [[OoCIsSeriousBusiness Bobby of all people]] in order to prevent him from giving up and transferring.* RunningGag: X-Games co-host Ken constantly gets interrupted by Chuck, the main host of the X-Games.* ScreamsLikeALittleGirl: Max lets out a shrill mortified scream when Goofy first bursts into his collage.* SecurityCling: {{Discussed|Trope}}. When he hears that Goofy is planning to stay at college for a year, [[NervousWreck PJ]] panics and tells someone to hold him. Nobody does, though Max does try to reassure both him and Bobby with his words.* SequelNonentity: As mentioned above, Roxanne (Max's love interest in the first movie) is neither shown nor mentioned.* SeriesContinuityError: PJ mentions finding the idea of Max dancing amusing, despite the Stand Out stunt and the Powerline concert in the first movie. Even if they don't count because he wasn't dancing with a girl, PJ has seen Max dance with a girl before, quite well, in the ''WesternAnimation/GoofTroop'' episode "Puppy Love." Oddly, this movie makes {{Call Back}}s to both sources in other places, and what makes it even weirder is that the line was uttered ''right before'' the CallBack to "Puppy Love" was paid off. * SexyWalk: Sylvia has a mild but noticeable one.* ShoutOut: ** Curiously, one of the play-by-play appears to be modeled on legendary ABC college football broadcaster Keith Jackson.** Also during the scene where the group set off for college, when PJ can't make up his mind about which way a "louie" means (it's a left turn, for the record), an annoyed Max exclaims, "[[WesternAnimation/DuckTales Louie, Huey, Dewey]], what are you talking about?!"** This little bit from the unemployment office scene:--> '''[[LarynxDissonance Female Interviewer:]]''' "Well, doll... Uh, Mr. Goof. [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid The answer to your problem is simple.]] The only way to build your career is to go back to college."** "Ain't that WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse over there?"** The opening parodies Creator/TheRankOrganisation logo, with Goofy as the Gong Man.** Max's BigNo moment parodies the SkywardScream scene in ''Disney/{{Mulan}}''.* SirNotAppearingInThisTrailer: The trailer does a good job of showing all the protagonists this time, but Bradley, the main antagonist, is nowhere to be found, possibly to avoid spoiling that he was actually a bad guy and not just a rival.* SomethingElseAlsoRises: When Sylvia appears on the dance floor during her date with Goofy, the latter's ears and collar become stiff and stick up.* StealthPun:-->'''X Games Announcer''': Perfect tens across the board! Except for the German judge. [[BilingualBonus Nine on that one]].* StoodUp: Due to failing his test, Goofy doesn't show up for Sylvia's congratulations dinner. She is ''not'' happy that he didn't even write or call her about it. Of course, she does accept his apology fairly quickly.* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Beret Girl gives a brief but effective one to Bradley early on, which culminates in coffeehouse-wide crowd snapping.-->'''Beret Girl''': HA! Oh, you slay me, tiger. You are the fly in my soup. You are the eyelash in my eye. You are so busy blowing out bad vibes in every ''di-rec-tion'' that we are all ''choking'' on your ''second-hand smoke.''** PJ makes a poetic and somber speech about himself and other teenagers of similar weight when Beret Girl goes up to talk to him. Her rebuttal is what brings PJ a newfound sense of confidence.-->'''Beret Girl''': If it's all the same, I forgot your name...-->'''PJ''': It is endemic of the current culture that those with large stature are overlooked, except by vultures. With no regard to the depth of their souls, the height of their passion, the beauty of their moments.-->'''Beret Girl''': O wise Buddha boy, how could anyone overlook such a bundle of "yes-ness"? Let's dance.-->(takes PJ's hand and dashes him to the dance floor)* ThrowTheDogABone: After constantly having his coverage of the College X Games overruled by Chuck, Ken gets the last laugh when Tank slingshots Bradley into Chuck's blimp, sending him spiraling out of control. * TotallyRadical: Exaggerated when Goofy arrives in Max's classroom in full 70ies Disco getup and a giant afro wig. When Max tells him to ditch it, he responds that he "needs to look hip and groovy for college".* TrainingMontage: Goofy studying is shown as a montage of this with Sylvia as his trainer. He even does some physical exercises like pushups while studying.* TranquilFury: [[spoiler: When Tank confronts Bradley for abandoning him to die, he doesn't so much as raise his voice.]] Amazing in this case, since it must take a ''lot'' of guts and will power to restrain your temper after [[spoiler:your teammate abandons you to die in a flaming wire and fabric structure]].* TrueCompanions: Sometime between the two movies, Bobby--who was a more distant friend in the first movie--seems to have joined Max and PJ's HeterosexualLifePartners relationship. Incidentally, not only do all three go to college together, join the X-Games tournament together, room together, and share at least one class, Max flat-out refuses to join the Gammas unless they let both PJ and Bobby in too, and in the subsequent fight with the Gammas, PJ defends Bobby and Max defends PJ.* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The rest of the Gammas after losing the competition. Were they ever brought forth to answer for their constant cheating? Also, what on earth happened to Roxanne and Stacy between here and the last movie?* WhatTheFuAreYouDoing: Bobby is a "yellow-belt" apparently. Of course, showing this off while being dangled upside-down by his ankles just looks (and ''sounds'') ridiculous.* WhatTheHellHero: Pete and Max both call Goofy out on his hypocrisy in this movie, see the {{Hypocrite}} entry above. Sylvia also isn't happy about being stood up during his bout of depression.* WhiteGloves: {{Lampshaded}} by Bobby while he [[ContemplatingYourHands looks under]] his. "Do you ever wonder why we're always, like, wearing gloves?"* WhoIsDriving: On the way to college, Max and PJ are trying to read the map, but Max is confused about which way is the right way to go and PJ admits that he has no sense of direction, so Bobby decides to help them read the map by pointing to the correct locations. Thing is, Bobby's supposed to be driving the van, and ends up driving it right through a cornfield.[[/folder]]----


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Where We Live: Hamburg
Frontier Central School District expects to save about $60,000 a year on its liability and related insurance coverage.
The district recently issued a request for proposals from firms for the first time in about 10 years. The School Board has decided to seek new insurance proposals every two years, interim Superintendent Paul Hashem said.
The Frontier School Board recognized 18 retirees representing 222.5 years of service last week. The retirees included teachers, teachers aides, food service helpers, bus attendants and a driver, as well as director of Facilities Allan Brown.
This week:
• The Hamburg Town Board will hold a work session at 6 p.m. Monday in Conference Room No. 1, followed by a regular meeting at 7 p.m. in the board room in Town Hall, 6100 South Park Ave.
• The Frontier Central School Board will conduct a special meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Cloverbank Elementary School, 2761 Cloverbank Road, to discuss the proposed parking and drop-off area at Cloverbank.
• The Blasdell Farmer's Market will be open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday in the parking lot at Ilio DiPaolo's Restaurant, 3785 South Park Ave.
• The Hamburg Central School Board scheduled a special meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday to conduct the hearing on official misconduct charges against Board Member Catherine Schrauth Forcucci. The board plans to meet in the conference room in the Administration Building, 5305 Abbott Road.
• The Hamburg Village Planning Commission will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Village Hall, 100 Main St.
• Blasdell's summer concert series will feature Italian Night with Jack Civiletto at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at JFK Playground on Grafton Avenue, between Avon and Allen.
• The Village of Hamburg concert series continues with the Road Runners at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Memorial Park at Lake and Union streets. The rain site is the Union-Pleasant Elementary School auditorium.
• The Hamburg Farmers Market is open from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday in the village municipal parking lot, with entrances on Main and Union streets.

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|June 12, 2000, 11:37 PM
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Today I got out my S&W Model 25-7 revolver in .45 Colt. I have had it for many years but have never fired it. I was wiping it off and dry firing it and when I went to put it away I noticed that the cylinder will not rotate any longer when the hammer is cocked? When the cylinder is closed it is locked in place by the bolt as usual. When I open it the cylinder spins freely. However it will not rotate when the hammer is cocked either single action or double action? I suspect the cylinder hand or hand spring? The hand looks normal in its frame opening and moves up and down when the hammer is cocked with the cylinder open. How can I determine what the problem is.? The hand tip looks normal.
|June 13, 2000, 07:56 AM
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Oldspeed, I may be missing something here and if so I apologize but........the cylinder is not supposed to rotate when the hammer is cocked. The cylinder latch or bolt as it is some times called is designed to hold the cylinder in place to allow proper indexing (alignment) of the chamber to the forcing cone(barrel) when the gun is cocked.
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|June 13, 2000, 11:06 AM
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I agree with Gunslinger. Just be be sure, I verified this on my two "N" frame S&Ws. No rotation with the hammer cocked.
|June 13, 2000, 11:26 AM
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Do you mean the cylinder won't rotate as you pull the trigger? If this is the case, you have a problem. If the cylinder won't rotate when the hammer is in the cocked (rearward) position, then you're OK. Please clarify your question so we can help you.
|June 13, 2000, 07:33 PM
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Sorry Guys,
I checked out the hand movement by opening the cylinder then cocking the hammer while holding back the cylinder release. This way the gun "Thinks" that the cylinder is closed. The hand moves up and down when I cock and release the hammer but it may not protrode out far enough to rotate the cylinder when it is closed?
|June 13, 2000, 11:13 PM
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I think I see. Oldspeed, do you mean that the cylinder will not turn when you cock the hammer? If so, then it may be that the hand is not contacting the ratchet on the cylinder. You say the gun has been stored and it may just have old oil in it and need cleaning.
Before you remove the sideplate, get some good spray cleaner (I like G96 Gun Treatment). Then remove the grips, cock the hammer and shoot some cleaner down in front of the hammer. Then some down in front of the trigger. Use a fair amount (the reason I suggested removing the grips). Leave the gun soak for a while, then try it again. If it works, and the cleaner does not leave an oil residue, oil the gun lightly in the same places (front of hammer,front of trigger).
|June 15, 2000, 03:24 AM
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Thanks for your input. I tore down my 25-7 and found the Hand Spring to have come disangaged from the Hand Pin. This caused the hand to retract and not have enough pressure forward to rotate the cylinder. The spring or the hand pin was not broken.
My concern: The gun was factory assembled and I had dry fired it 40-50 times and the cylinder rotated as normal. Then the Hand Spring slipped by the Hand Pin and caused the problem. Has this happened to anyone else? Now I worry that it could happen at a time when the piece was really needed. Was this just a once in a million thing?
|June 15, 2000, 09:21 AM
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I've put hundreds of thousands of rounds through Smith "N" frames and have never had this happen. I'd consider it a "one in a million thing". But it would raise the pucker factor.
|June 15, 2000, 02:34 PM
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I have shot a rail road box car full of ammo thru S&W's and I have never heard of this happening. If something was in a bind in the frame when you pulled the trigger this might be able to happen, but I cant really see how, my guess is its one in a million.
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|June 15, 2000, 05:42 PM
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A S&W gunsmith is strongly indicated.
I feel it may be a faulty spring(replace) or bodgy "tuning" by a prevoius owner.
The model is normally super-reliable and built like a brick dunny too !!(IE STRONG).
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Didobestia wrote:Hey guys somebody can help me? Yesterday the navigator sent me to a point (bar) that was completly wrong. Can i adjust that in the editor or is just about map?
AnotherHiggins wrote:Those one-way segments have rev cons (Reverse Connections). From what I've seen in the past, rev cons really can cause Waze to route the wrong way down a one-way street.
Did I miss something where that Is that no longer a problem? Or should those nodes be fixed?
AndyPoms wrote:A lot of this type of Automatically Detected Map Problems use REALLY old data. Mark them as solved and move on...
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Assemblymember Williams Applauds Efforts to Enforce Water Conservation
SACRAMENTO — Assemblymember Das Williams (D – Carpinteria) applauds efforts to enforce water conservation in California. The State Water Resources Control Board has approved an emergency regulation to approve fines up to $500 a day for residents who waste water on lawns, landscaping, and car washing."Our drought is such a threat that voluntary measures are not enough to protect our future. It is crucial that we all do our part to conserve California's water. From fixing broken sprinklers, cease watering landscaping, to taking shorter showers, simple steps can go a long way. Many local water agencies offer conservation incentives, like irrigation control devices and help with landscaping," said Williams.
California is experiencing the worst drought in nearly four decades. The new conservation regulation is aimed at reducing outdoor water use. The regulation adopted by the State Water Board, mandates minimum actions to conserve water supplies both for this year and into 2015. Most Californians use more water outdoors than indoors. In some areas, 50 percent or more of daily water use is for lawns and outdoor landscaping.
This regulation will expect Californians to stop washing down driveways and sidewalks; watering of outdoor landscapes that cause excess runoff; using a hose to wash a motor vehicle, unless the hose is fitted with a shut-off nozzle, and using potable water in a fountain or decorative water feature, unless the water is recirculated. The regulation makes an exception for health and safety circumstances.


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As the holidays approach — including Hanukah on Saturday — the weekend activities slow down a bit, but remain traditional.
- Founders Hall has its Christmas Afternoon Tea Friday.
- The Nutcracker will be danced Saturday and Sunday at the Ridgefield Playhouse.
- Goods for Sandy victims will be collected by police with Humvee Saturday in front of Stop and Shop
- School bus drivers are "filling a bus" with toys and more in front of Party Depot Saturday.
Details on all of these events will be found in this week's Press. The basics on many are in the Datebook.
For information on regional events, see Arts & Leisure's This Weekend listings.