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I can’t even type a post in this thread with laughing to myself thinking about them. I have HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS of these and they never get old even though I have them memorized.[/quote]
Same here on both counts.
These cartoons & The Flintstones pretty much shaped my sense of humour growing up -
Everyone knows Bugs, The Roadrunner, Wile E. Coyote, etc.
I’d still love to buy shit from the “ACME” Corporation lol
Anyone remember these guys? Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog - Wikipedia
The two checking in at the punchclock or stopping whatever they were doing when the steam whistle blew always had me laughing
Thanks to Looney Tunes; beats most of the “animated cartoon” trash out nowadays.
Whenever reruns come on I make sure to catch some episodes.
Talk about classics, whenever I hear a storm coming, I still walk around saying “Awise, storms!! North winds, bwow. South wind, bwow! SMOG!!!”
Another great one I hadn’t seen mentioned is “Durlock Holmes.”
The Strong Words on here the other day about locksmiths reminded me of it. “Name?” “Shropshire Slasher.” “Occupation?” “Shropshire Slasher.”
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Anyone remember these guys? Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog - Wikipedia
The two checking in at the punchclock or stopping whatever they were doing when the steam whistle blew always had me laughing[/quote]
Haha, when I was teaching Phys. Ed. a few years ago, I came up with an entire game based on that cartoon. One kid was Sam the sheepdog, another kid was Ralph the wolf, and the rest of the class were sheep. Like freeze tag, Ralph had to tag the sheep and Sam had to unfreeze them with a tag.
I thought it was funny, but none of the fourth graders knew who Sam the sheepdog was. Made me feel old.
How many lumps to do you want?
This was one of my favorites as a kid.
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I still sing:
“There’s food around the corner, food around the corner, food around the corner just for me.”[/quote]
Yeah! That’s the flea one, now you’ve got it stuck in my head!
Baseball Bugs is my favorite, although the Daffy Duck one where he paints moustaches on everything has a good song, too.
“She was an acrobat’s daughter…”
Tom and Jerry beats them all hands down!
Gone Batty
ROFLMAO!!!
Porky Pig in Wackyland - supposed to have soemthing to do with acid.
The Censored 11, most, can be found on youtube. Go to the previous website mentioned and then search for the appropriate titles.
Just uploaded it for you guys. Bugs Bonnets
Another work of comedic genius.