ROCKY AND BULLWINKLE
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Helicopter crashes.....
Helicopter crashes right behind George.
"Hmm, George hear twig snap!"
Helicopter crashes right behind George.
"Hmm, George hear twig snap!"
She may be ugly.....
...but she ain't as ugly as Saphire's mama!
I love the old shows. I still watch them.
I even have 3 cd's somewhere of Amos and Andy.
...but she ain't as ugly as Saphire's mama!
Whenever my wife would complain about something she had to do at work, I'd say, "You know what Super Chicken used to say to Fred, right?"
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Jambi has no hands......
For those that aren't familiar, Jambi is a disembodied genie head in a box. In one episode, he was lamenting not having any hands, so they got him some. He was obviously delighted and said:
"Boy, I've got something I've been wanting to do with these for a LONG TIME!" and disappears.
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For those that aren't familiar, Jambi is a disembodied genie head in a box. In one episode, he was lamenting not having any hands, so they got him some. He was obviously delighted and said:
"Boy, I've got something I've been wanting to do with these for a LONG TIME!" and disappears.
Mecca Lecca Hi Mecca Heiny Ho
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F4phantom
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Do you have any Roadrunner in there, beep beep. The ACME anvil that always fell. Can't out run the Roadrunner. Rocky and Bullwinkle were the best. Watched them every Saturday.
Who remembers....
....Commander McBragg?
"With a cannon in his hand, he can defeat any man!"
"Or so says Commander McBragg".
"Quite"
I think out of the modern stuff "Phineas and Ferb" are my favorites. Whenever their sister, Candace, is plotting against them, you hear the wicked witch theme from the 'Wizard of Oz'.
Favorite line. A couple of old ice fisherman are at their hole, when Candace gets frozen into a block of ice and slides up to them. One sez, "Throw it back, it's too scrawny". Candace gets so steamed the ice block melts.
The explanation about why the villain, Dr. Doofensmirtz, is so evil cracked me up. When he was young the family made him stay outside in the garden to act as their garden gnome.
When our boy was small he liked Pokemon. I wasn't real keen on it, but sometimes they would come up with a reference that adults would catch. One time they went to a town looking for an artist named 'Jack Pollockson'.
The 'Spongebob Squarepants' episode where Ernest Borgnine and Tim Conway were "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy" had me rolling. ESPECIALLY the one where they were in the old folk's home.
My favorite "King of the Hill" episode was when they thought they killed the Whooping Crane and hid it in the cooler.
I'm sure I can think up more but it's time for breakfast.
....Commander McBragg?
"With a cannon in his hand, he can defeat any man!"
"Or so says Commander McBragg".
"Quite"
I think out of the modern stuff "Phineas and Ferb" are my favorites. Whenever their sister, Candace, is plotting against them, you hear the wicked witch theme from the 'Wizard of Oz'.
Favorite line. A couple of old ice fisherman are at their hole, when Candace gets frozen into a block of ice and slides up to them. One sez, "Throw it back, it's too scrawny". Candace gets so steamed the ice block melts.
The explanation about why the villain, Dr. Doofensmirtz, is so evil cracked me up. When he was young the family made him stay outside in the garden to act as their garden gnome.
When our boy was small he liked Pokemon. I wasn't real keen on it, but sometimes they would come up with a reference that adults would catch. One time they went to a town looking for an artist named 'Jack Pollockson'.
The 'Spongebob Squarepants' episode where Ernest Borgnine and Tim Conway were "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy" had me rolling. ESPECIALLY the one where they were in the old folk's home.
My favorite "King of the Hill" episode was when they thought they killed the Whooping Crane and hid it in the cooler.
I'm sure I can think up more but it's time for breakfast.
ACORN
Member
For some reason in that episode they passed through McKeesport Pa. where I was born.
taz666
Member
All were "life lessons" depicting what common sense looked like vs stupidity.
One of my fav's that todays politician should watch is Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog.
One of my fav's that todays politician should watch is Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog.
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I knew a lawyer who had been a RCMP officer. He played up his Canadian-ness, to the point of bowing and walking backwards for a few steps when exiting the courtroom. Every time he showed up in court my first thought was, "Oh boy. Here comes Dudley Do-Right."
Grayfox
US Veteran
I watch 'em all as a kid. Rocky and Bullwinkle, Looney Tunes, Merry Melodies,etc and so on. I was up bright and early on Saturday morning and parked in front of the TV.
Sadly, the liberal/woke community has decided that these great old cartoons are too violent and offensive. They'll never be on TV again.
Sadly, the liberal/woke community has decided that these great old cartoons are too violent and offensive. They'll never be on TV again.
taz666
Member
I guess I'm a woke liberal and I love those 'toons. Were you appalled when bugs would cross dress?
I loved Rocky and Bullwinkle. Two Americans kids from Frostbite Falls MN.
We had a Bosnian gal working a the coffee shop at work. One day I asked her to say moose and squirrel. She didn't understand my "strange" satisfaction and smile when she did. I explained it was an old cartoon. She just smiled and kind of shook her head.
A few items from my desk collection.
We had a Bosnian gal working a the coffee shop at work. One day I asked her to say moose and squirrel. She didn't understand my "strange" satisfaction and smile when she did. I explained it was an old cartoon. She just smiled and kind of shook her head.
A few items from my desk collection.
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Fortunately....
...we have other ways to see them uncensored. I remember watching when Bugs does the squaredance for the Hillbillies the took out everything that was 'violent' or showed a gun. It made absolutely NO SENSE AT ALL.
I watch 'em all as a kid. Rocky and Bullwinkle, Looney Tunes, Merry Melodies,etc and so on. I was up bright and early on Saturday morning and parked in front of the TV.
Sadly, the liberal/woke community has decided that these great old cartoons are too violent and offensive. They'll never be on TV again.
...we have other ways to see them uncensored. I remember watching when Bugs does the squaredance for the Hillbillies the took out everything that was 'violent' or showed a gun. It made absolutely NO SENSE AT ALL.
Next time I run into...
..and East European girl I'm going to ask her that.
I loved Rocky and Bullwinkle. Two Americans kids from Frostbite Falls MN.
We had a Bosnian gal working a the coffee shop at work. One day I asked her to say moose and squirrel. She didn't understand my "strange" satisfaction and smile when she did. I explained it was an old cartoon. She just smiled and kind of shook her head.
A few items from my desk collection.
..and East European girl I'm going to ask her that.
For live action shows I watched with my dad, F Troop rocked! He also loved Fractured Fairy Tales
Ah yes. Edward Everett Horton. Classic.
Boris and Natasha - "Moose and Squirrel!"
Boris and Natasha - "Moose and Squirrel!"
I loved it when Bullwinkle went to Wossamotta U to quarterback the football team. His class load was going to be very hard until he said I don’t know how I’ll have time for football doing these classes. They then changed is classes to knitting 101 and English lit reading Dick and Jane at the seashore.
I loved Rocky and Bullwinkle. Two Americans kids from Frostbite Falls MN.
We had a Bosnian gal working a the coffee shop at work. One day I asked her to say moose and squirrel. She didn't understand my "strange" satisfaction and smile when she did. I explained it was an old cartoon. She just smiled and kind of shook her head.
A few items from my desk collection.
I had a court case where one of the witnesses was a Russian woman named Natasha. When it was my turn to ask her questions it took all the strength I had not to ask her to say "moose and squirrel."
ROFL.....
Fred Flintstone gets Wilma a 'diamond' bracelet. He finds out that not only is the bracelet stolen, it's 100% genuine. He tells Wilma to give him the bracelet because "It's too fat for your skinny wrist, Uh, it's too skinny for your fat wrist!" He takes the diamonds over to the mirror. "See, these diamonds are phony, they won't even cut glass!" (scritch scritch scritch) CRASH!
The line about the wrist size come up between me and Missus Smiff sometimes.
I love the 'surreal'. The Bugs Bunny "Duck Amuck" where Bugs drives Daffy daffy by redrawing everything just kills me. "Ain't I a stinker?"
Fred Flintstone gets Wilma a 'diamond' bracelet. He finds out that not only is the bracelet stolen, it's 100% genuine. He tells Wilma to give him the bracelet because "It's too fat for your skinny wrist, Uh, it's too skinny for your fat wrist!" He takes the diamonds over to the mirror. "See, these diamonds are phony, they won't even cut glass!" (scritch scritch scritch) CRASH!
The line about the wrist size come up between me and Missus Smiff sometimes.
I love the 'surreal'. The Bugs Bunny "Duck Amuck" where Bugs drives Daffy daffy by redrawing everything just kills me. "Ain't I a stinker?"
