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For the fans of the cartoon we all grew up on and loved which cartoon character would the guy above you be? For example a good friend of mines on here (BlackCat90) reminds me of Bugs Bunny with his humor, wit, and attitude.

This is strictly a just for fun thread. Hopefully for the fans of the cartoon we can make it that way and enjoy ourselves.

Let's make this fun and cool fellas!!!

i <3 Taz.

I loved Elmyra Duff!!

yourname2000 said

Lol he's not a Looney Tune lmao but for you sir i will will say Yosemhitie Sam

BlackCat90 saidI loved Elmyra Duff!!

Lmao forreal

DEKIRUMAN saidi <3 Taz.

I like him too. I get my wild side from him

Deki you remind me of that big rooster guy in the picture above.

I think you guys got the wrong idea. The thread was meant to base the guy above you on a Looney Tune character lol It's all good though

I'm either Daffy Duck, or Bugs Bunny... ?

JR_RJ saidI'm either Daffy Duck, or Bugs Bunny... ?

I'd say your Bugs Bunny

Probably the road runner.... speeding from one place to another, one project to another with pitfalls in between...lol

since you're both in the bathtub... ;)

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edit: Doh! Where'd Edward go? This is for him!

Sungod17 said^



edit: Doh! Where'd Edward go? This is for him!

I'm sorry lol

I would like to say Bugs Bunny because of his intellect and sarcastic wit, but probably more like Speedy Gonzalez because it seems like I am always racing to do something.

I just bought some "Golden Classics" DVDs of the Looney Tunes from the 40s-70s!
WOW...they were brilliantly funny!!! Great for both adults and kids.
The ones that were done during WWII are a bit...forward shall we say, but I loved them.
My favorite thus far is from the late '50s called, "Ali Baba Bunny" I know this might sound a bit cold, but Daffy Duck's character so reminds me of my late younger brother Nigel whom died 3 mos. ago! Despite that, this episode cracks me UP!!
Daffy Duck is my absolute favorite cartoon character of all time!

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Tristan

I identify with someone who comically fails at everything.

Wile E. also calls himself Super Genius, exaggerating it as "SOUUU-per" in the early cartoons when he still spoke.

As a result, when I'm in the Alibi gay bar and present one of their Super Premium drink chits, I exaggerate it as SOUUU-per Premium, and have got some of the bartenders doing it, too.

Art_Deco said
Another version of the card reads "Super Genius" which Wyle E. also calls himself, exaggerating it as "SOUUU-per" in the early cartoons when he still spoke.

The cartoons in which Wile E. Coyote spoke were not the early ones. In fact, most of them were quite late. There were two separate series: one in which he called himself "super-genius" and opposed Bugs rather than the Road Runner (I think there were four in total), and another series where he was called "Ralph" and his opponent was a sheepdog who fought him bitterly until the factory whistle blew at five o'clock, then they would both punch out their time cards and walk off arm in arm.

El_Crankodor said

Art_Deco said
Another version of the card reads "Super Genius" which Wyle E. also calls himself, exaggerating it as "SOUUU-per" in the early cartoons when he still spoke.

The cartoons in which Wile E. Coyote spoke were not the early ones. In fact, most of them were quite late. There were two separate series: one in which he called himself "super-genius" and opposed Bugs rather than the Road Runner (I think there were four in total), and another series where he was called "Ralph" and his opponent was a sheepdog who fought him bitterly until the factory whistle blew at five o'clock, then they would both punch out their time cards and walk off arm in arm.

I remember them both, and that's what I meant by early, since the cartoons continued to be made well into the 21st Century. The 3 where he speaks with a pompous British accent (and a fourth in another voice) are scattered over a decade, even while the Roadrunner cartoons continued at the same time. It's not unlike how Bugs Bunny switched between several antagonists during the same period, such as Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam, and Daffy Duck.

So it's wrong to think of these as series in a linear chronological sense. They were in fact concurrent, but separate series thematically.

Incidentally, my best friend had a Plymouth Roadrunner in 1967, and Chrysler bragged about how they had spent a couple hundred thousand dollars to develop a horn that went "MEEP-MEEP". And it did, silliest factory car horn you ever heard. I doubt it ever prevented any accidents, but had lots of curb appeal.

Elmer Fudd for the guy above me ^

You remind me of the Roadrunner.

Sungod17 said^



edit: Doh! Where'd Edward go? This is for him!

I do an AWESOME rendition of his voice. Falsetto, yeah, but awesome!

Edward24 said

JR_RJ saidI'm either Daffy Duck, or Bugs Bunny... ?

I'd say your Bugs Bunny

Haha, you're so Awesome!

Art_Deco said

Definitely not an RJ member.