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This is the greatest cartoon of all time. AT least in my opinion. If you've never seen it, I guess then you're in for a treat. If you haven't seen this in years, then you're in for another treat. All kids should see this. These are the cartoons I grew up with. Pour yourself another cup of coffee, and enjoy! The animators must have been high the entire time to come up with this stuff. I mean where did they think up, "The Conga Line?" or "Bat Boy?" Mel Blanc does ALL the voices. Think about that when you're watching......

He's constantly munching carrots and saying "What's up, Doc?" And now everyone's favorite "wascally wabbit" is celebrating his 70th birthday. Bugs Bunny first appeared in "A Wild Hare" on July 27, 1940. The cartoon was created by Tex Avery. This was the first official appearance of the Bugs Bunny we know today, but an unnamed rabbit first appeared in "Porky's Hare Hunt" in 1938. That rabbit - voiced by Mel Blanc - used the voice and laugh that Blanc would later give to Woody Woodpecker. The unnamed rabbit would appear in four more cartoons before Bugs' official appearance. * "A...

YEAH!!!! KILL DA WABBITS!!!!! GOD HATES ALL FILTHY SODOMITE WABBITS!!!!!!!!!! PTARMIGANS WILL RISE AGAIN AND TRIUMPH OVER THE EVIL BUNNIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA!

The majority of threads created, the majority of posts written... From the knee-jerk and oft-times erroneous reports regarding illegal Immigration and the Politics behind it...to the divisions drawn up as a result of have so many phony hack politicians thinking that they can become a President...to the Terry Chiavo case...to Libertarians posing as Conservatives down to the moronic slander railed against President Bush... I can only conclude that the so called Conservatives here at Free Republic have gotten off track. Do all of us [Conservatives] have valid opinions? Of course. Do all of us [Conservatives] have legitimate concerns? Of course....

I guess I’m sort of glad that the mullahs from Iran have finally outed Tom and Jerry and the real meaning behind their intrepid hijinx, dialogue and Jerry’s episodic escapes from Tom’s sadistic clutches.

Tulsa - In the spirit of David versus Goliath, a local fifth grader is taking on Warner Brothers. Just 11 years old, Holland Hall fifth grader Thomas Adams already has a future in politics. His first campaign? Sign my petition. Save Daffy Duck. Not since Daffy Duck was assaulted by an eraser have the Looney Tunes been so radically redrawn. The "Loonatics", Warner Brothers futuristic incarnation of the classic gang, includes the RoadRunner, Wile E. Coyote, Lola Bunny, Daffy Duck, the Tasmanian Devil, and of course Bugs Bunny. But, Adams likes the space-age look just about as much as Daffy...

How can Coyote battle gravity in space, where everyone floats? WATCH out world, I’m angry. Warner Brothers is messing with Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, updating them for the 21st century. Is nothing sacred? Calling them Loonatics, as if they were escapees from Bedlam, these descendants of our familiar friends will rocket through space some 700 years in the future. Instead of their natural fur and feathers, they have been redrawn wearing hard-edged space costumes and now resemble Japanese robots. Most appallingly, each has been given a crime-fighting superpower. Why? When did we stop believing that ordinary human traits such...

The carrot-chomping smart aleck is making a comeback - as a futuristic, slimmed-down superhero. The extreme makeover also revamps Bugs' buddies Daffy Duck, Road Runner, Tasmanian Devil and Wile E. Coyote in an attempt to charm young audiences with old favorites. But the changes have Looney Tunes fans hopping mad.

    For the freedom you enjoyed yesterday... Thank the Veterans who served in The United States Armed Forces.     Looking forward to tomorrow's freedom? Support The United States Armed Forces Today!     ~ MONDAY FAVORITES ~This week: What is your favorite cartoon or cartoon character?   In our continuing series about Canteen Favorites, we ask this week about cartoons. Specifically, what is your favorite cartoon? Do you have a cartoon from childhood that you hated to miss? If so, what was it? Perhaps you had a favorite cartoon character. Post a picture, description, or anything you...

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What do we offer the world? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: May 19, 2004 1:00 a.m. Eastern "So, how do we advance the cause of female emancipation in the Muslim world?" asks Richard Perle in "An End to Evil." He replies, "We need to remind the women of Islam ceaselessly: Our enemies are the same as theirs; our victory will be theirs as well." Well, the neoconservative cause "of female emancipation in the Muslim world" was probably set back a bit by the photo shoot of Pfc. Lynndie England and the "Girls Gone Wild" of Abu Ghraib prison. Indeed, the filmed orgies among...

The dark side of Bugs Bunny By Sean Twist -- For the London Free Press It is the near future. Terrified of the damage cartoons have caused in society, the government passes the Bugs Bunny Law: anyone who has watched an unedited, non-politically correct cartoon will be arrested on sight. Trial will follow. Judge: Do you understand the charges against you? Twist: Apparently, I saw Daffy Duck shoot himself in the face with a shotgun (gasps of horror from gallery; a mother swoons) and because of that, now I'm a violent offender. J: A potential violent offender. Let's be clear...

Ever wonder why many liberals will quote historical fact that never happened. For example, they might tell you that the eighties were terrible times economically thanks to Reagan? As this article implies, it seems rather easy to convince impressionable people that they have experienced a false past. People have been convinced that they saw Bugs Bunny at Disneyland, even though Bugs has no affiliation with Disneyland. Elizabeth Loftus is Professor of Psychology at the University of Washington in Seattle – and a world-renowned leader in the study of human memory, perhaps most famously the study of False Childhood Memories. "What...

New Dino Resembles T. Rex, B. Bunny AFP The Buck-Toothed Beauty Sep. 18 — The world's greatest team of fossil hunters are scratching their heads over their latest find — a unique dinosaur whose distant cousins were mighty carnivores, yet which has two bucky front teeth, rather like a rabbit's. The creature has many of the features of the oviraptor, a small two-legged dinosaur that, as a theropod, was distantly related to the Tyrannosaurus rex. Instead of having the carnivore's typically long, sharp teeth, oviraptors had a rounded, parrot-like beak which they used to steal eggs from nests. But the...

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