They came for Elmer Fudd and I said nothing
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Looney tunes always had some adult humor inserted that adults appreciated. There was a long time where they weren't aired because they were too violent! I also made sure they got to watch them along with the Three Stooges and The Little Rascals.TurdBomber said:
I raised my two kids on Classic Looney Tunes DVDs, because anything since the 1970s is bland and unfunny. My wife used to sit and laugh with them for hours. She grew up on them. I had paper routes, sports and work, so I never really had the time as a kid.Fenderbender123 said:What the fuck is this abomination? These new Looney Tunes cartoons are absolute trash. You can never compete with the talent and budget Warner Bros. had back in the 40s and 50s. Just listen to the explosions and voice acting. Look at the gags. Look at the directorial style. What a joke. These people behind these new cartoons clearly don't know what the fuck they're doing.
18 & 21 years later, both are in college and funny AF. No question much of their humor and intelligence is from those old shows. Tranny Issues? Nothing better than Bugs in lipstick. Gun violence? Elmer Fudd & Wile-E-Coyote. Quick decision-making? Roadrunner. Keep it simple? Roadrunner, again. I suspect my kids' kids will be home schooled and the Looney Tunes DVDs will be a healthy chunk of their curricula.
Johhny fucking Quest was one of their favorites! One of the great cartoons as well. -
Sledog said:
Looney tunes always had some adult humor inserted that adults appreciated. There was a long time where they weren't aired because they were too violent! I also made sure they got to watch them along with the Three Stooges and The Little Rascals.TurdBomber said:
I raised my two kids on Classic Looney Tunes DVDs, because anything since the 1970s is bland and unfunny. My wife used to sit and laugh with them for hours. She grew up on them. I had paper routes, sports and work, so I never really had the time as a kid.Fenderbender123 said:What the fuck is this abomination? These new Looney Tunes cartoons are absolute trash. You can never compete with the talent and budget Warner Bros. had back in the 40s and 50s. Just listen to the explosions and voice acting. Look at the gags. Look at the directorial style. What a joke. These people behind these new cartoons clearly don't know what the fuck they're doing.
18 & 21 years later, both are in college and funny AF. No question much of their humor and intelligence is from those old shows. Tranny Issues? Nothing better than Bugs in lipstick. Gun violence? Elmer Fudd & Wile-E-Coyote. Quick decision-making? Roadrunner. Keep it simple? Roadrunner, again. I suspect my kids' kids will be home schooled and the Looney Tunes DVDs will be a healthy chunk of their curricula.
Johhny fucking Quest was one of their favorites! One of the great cartoons as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRE3zrWjXMM
The original tunes were the best. Couldn't tell you the plot of a single episode.
BTW, it's Jonny Quest - no H.
Hadji superiority guy.
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Damn it Hadji!PurpleThrobber said:Sledog said:
Looney tunes always had some adult humor inserted that adults appreciated. There was a long time where they weren't aired because they were too violent! I also made sure they got to watch them along with the Three Stooges and The Little Rascals.TurdBomber said:
I raised my two kids on Classic Looney Tunes DVDs, because anything since the 1970s is bland and unfunny. My wife used to sit and laugh with them for hours. She grew up on them. I had paper routes, sports and work, so I never really had the time as a kid.Fenderbender123 said:What the fuck is this abomination? These new Looney Tunes cartoons are absolute trash. You can never compete with the talent and budget Warner Bros. had back in the 40s and 50s. Just listen to the explosions and voice acting. Look at the gags. Look at the directorial style. What a joke. These people behind these new cartoons clearly don't know what the fuck they're doing.
18 & 21 years later, both are in college and funny AF. No question much of their humor and intelligence is from those old shows. Tranny Issues? Nothing better than Bugs in lipstick. Gun violence? Elmer Fudd & Wile-E-Coyote. Quick decision-making? Roadrunner. Keep it simple? Roadrunner, again. I suspect my kids' kids will be home schooled and the Looney Tunes DVDs will be a healthy chunk of their curricula.
Johhny fucking Quest was one of their favorites! One of the great cartoons as well.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRE3zrWjXMM
The original tunes were the best. Couldn't tell you the plot of a single episode.
BTW, it's Jonny Quest - no H.
Hadji superiority guy. -
Jonny Quest was prime time Friday night for awhile
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Who remembers JP Patches? But for maybe the WWII propaganda cartoons they played all of the Looney Tunes cartoons.Sledog said:
Looney tunes always had some adult humor inserted that adults appreciated. There was a long time where they weren't aired because they were too violent! I also made sure they got to watch them along with the Three Stooges and The Little Rascals.TurdBomber said:
I raised my two kids on Classic Looney Tunes DVDs, because anything since the 1970s is bland and unfunny. My wife used to sit and laugh with them for hours. She grew up on them. I had paper routes, sports and work, so I never really had the time as a kid.Fenderbender123 said:What the fuck is this abomination? These new Looney Tunes cartoons are absolute trash. You can never compete with the talent and budget Warner Bros. had back in the 40s and 50s. Just listen to the explosions and voice acting. Look at the gags. Look at the directorial style. What a joke. These people behind these new cartoons clearly don't know what the fuck they're doing.
18 & 21 years later, both are in college and funny AF. No question much of their humor and intelligence is from those old shows. Tranny Issues? Nothing better than Bugs in lipstick. Gun violence? Elmer Fudd & Wile-E-Coyote. Quick decision-making? Roadrunner. Keep it simple? Roadrunner, again. I suspect my kids' kids will be home schooled and the Looney Tunes DVDs will be a healthy chunk of their curricula.
Johhny fucking Quest was one of their favorites! One of the great cartoons as well. -
Colin Cowherd talks about watching him as a kid in the Puget Sound. Patches was a little before my time as a kid there.SFGbob said:
Who remembers JP Patches? But for maybe the WWII propaganda cartoons they played all of the Looney Tunes cartoons.Sledog said:
Looney tunes always had some adult humor inserted that adults appreciated. There was a long time where they weren't aired because they were too violent! I also made sure they got to watch them along with the Three Stooges and The Little Rascals.TurdBomber said:
I raised my two kids on Classic Looney Tunes DVDs, because anything since the 1970s is bland and unfunny. My wife used to sit and laugh with them for hours. She grew up on them. I had paper routes, sports and work, so I never really had the time as a kid.Fenderbender123 said:What the fuck is this abomination? These new Looney Tunes cartoons are absolute trash. You can never compete with the talent and budget Warner Bros. had back in the 40s and 50s. Just listen to the explosions and voice acting. Look at the gags. Look at the directorial style. What a joke. These people behind these new cartoons clearly don't know what the fuck they're doing.
18 & 21 years later, both are in college and funny AF. No question much of their humor and intelligence is from those old shows. Tranny Issues? Nothing better than Bugs in lipstick. Gun violence? Elmer Fudd & Wile-E-Coyote. Quick decision-making? Roadrunner. Keep it simple? Roadrunner, again. I suspect my kids' kids will be home schooled and the Looney Tunes DVDs will be a healthy chunk of their curricula.
Johhny fucking Quest was one of their favorites! One of the great cartoons as well. -
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Wood.WestlinnDuck said:You think this gets made today?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lsQfTaStcs
Any pussy is good pussy.
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IMPROMPTU POLE:
Which board member is,
- Buggs Bunny?
- Elmer Fudd?
- Pepe LePew?
- Wyle E Coyote
- Road Runner
Pretty sure I know who the Gopher Indians are.
