Greatest Cartoon Ever....Wile E Coyote - Genius

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I'm 43 years old and Looney Toons still entertains me and at times out right cracks me up. Chuck Jones and crew were amazingly gifted.

:lol: He spends a lot of money on a meal he never gets.:yes:

Timeless...

This cartoon was pure genius. Nearly 60 years after it was made, and we still laugh just as hard as ever at this stuff.

Saturday mornings were just not right unless I saw the Bugs Bunny Show at 8am and then later at 12:30 pm watched The Road Runner Show, and then at 1pm was the locally produced horror movie show (they showed those awful Godzilla movies, or the 1950's sci fic flicks, etc etc)

Thanks for posting this BDH :up: Brought back memories of better times for me. :wink2:

"PMZQ wrote:

This cartoon was pure genius. Nearly 60 years after it was made, and we still laugh just as hard as ever at this stuff.

Saturday mornings were just not right unless I saw the Bugs Bunny Show at 8am and then later at 12:30 pm watched The Road Runner Show, and then at 1pm was the locally produced horror movie show (they showed those awful Godzilla movies, or the 1950's sci fic flicks, etc etc)

Thanks for posting this BDH :up: Brought back memories of better times for me. :wink2:

Those were the days, eh? Yeah, I'm that old, as well.
Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck have always, always been my favorite cartoons.
And thanks Big Dog.

"PMZQ wrote:

This cartoon was pure genius. Nearly 60 years after it was made, and we still laugh just as hard as ever at this stuff.

Saturday mornings were just not right unless I saw the Bugs Bunny Show at 8am and then later at 12:30 pm watched The Road Runner Show, and then at 1pm was the locally produced horror movie show (they showed those awful Godzilla movies, or the 1950's sci fic flicks, etc etc)

Thanks for posting this BDH :up: Brought back memories of better times for me. :wink2:

whoa there settle down grandpa :up:

"PMZQ wrote:

This cartoon was pure genius. Nearly 60 years after it was made, and we still laugh just as hard as ever at this stuff.

Saturday mornings were just not right unless I saw the Bugs Bunny Show at 8am and then later at 12:30 pm watched The Road Runner Show, and then at 1pm was the locally produced horror movie show (they showed those awful Godzilla movies, or the 1950's sci fic flicks, etc etc)

Thanks for posting this BDH :up: Brought back memories of better times for me. :wink2:

The Dungeon with M.T. Graves

"cnc66 wrote:

The Dungeon with M.T. Graves

Thankd bro......here's another one.....

http://myweb.wvnet.edu/e-gor/mtgraves/mtfanmail.html

That sure does bring back the memories. Marty do you remember the Tarzan movies they showed on Saturdays and also on Sundays at 12pm on channel 4, they showed all those "Sons of Hercules" sword & sandal peplum movies. That is where my facination for muscles and all that came from :lol: I used to beg my parents to get home from church (Flagler Street Baptist Church - Flagler and 35th Ave, near Flagler Dog Track) as soon as possible.

Sometimes we went to Toby's Cafeteria after church, or also to the Biscayne Cafeteria on Miracle Mile in the Gables (their baked deviled crab was outrageously good, and I would KILL for the recipe !!!! :wink2:) Anyone else remember Toby's and the Biscayne ?

Started Saturday mornings with bugs daffy taz and gang and some pink panther. Then ended Saturday night with Creature Feature. Those were good days I sometimes miss.

"PMZQ wrote:

Thankd bro......here's another one.....

http://myweb.wvnet.edu/e-gor/mtgraves/mtfanmail.html

That sure does bring back the memories. Marty do you remember the Tarzan movies they showed on Saturdays and also on Sundays at 12pm on channel 4, they showed all those "Sons of Hercules" sword & sandal peplum movies. That is where my facination for muscles and all that came from :lol: I used to beg my parents to get home from church (Flagler Street Baptist Church - Flagler and 35th Ave, near Flagler Dog Track) as soon as possible.

Sometimes we went to Toby's Cafeteria after church, or also to the Biscayne Cafeteria on Miracle Mile in the Gables (their baked deviled crab was outrageously good, and I would KILL for the recipe !!!! :wink2:) Anyone else remember Toby's and the Biscayne ?

Of course.. Johnny Weissmuller was the best ever. We ALL could do the Tarzan call

Sons of Hercules not so much

nooo, Dad was a cop, and poor, if we were REALLY lucky, we went to Allen's Drugstore at Bird and Red Road.

I stumbled across a place that will make you smile.. lots of one liners, here are just some taken as is and some of the memories they invoked in me;

Remembering old Miami

Chris wrote:

The Blue's Image--rock on! They played at Pals next to Mr Augustine's plumbing and he sponsored my football team at Westwood Park for years

Carnival at Epiphany

Austin's Dive Shop on Dixie Hwy. (still there yet)

Diving in the "lakes" off Miller Twin Island.. GREAT swimmin' hole, TALL swings and launch platforms..lots of tore up kids from coral rock too

The herd of black and white belted cattle at the Palmetto and 153rd. The Herefords.. could smell um too

Snowden's (need we say more?) ahh made a deal with God from the top of that dam once

Submarine races on the shores of Miller lake. : )

Robert's Western Wear and feed and grain at Dixie and Sunset only rock song was Inna gadda avida, the cowboys didn't like us

Foster's Department Store on Sunset with the open back doors, where I
waved as the train went by.

Floor fans, ceiling fans, swatting flies and PeeWees on ice. PeeWee soda mm mm

Selling Crispie Cremes on Saturdays door to door. and Charles chips and MacArthur milk..we all grew up.. on McArthurrr McArthur milk!

South Dade "Rebels" in Confederate uniforms I had forgotten that

Plinking with .22's off west Sunset in the canal. yea, there too

Seeing Santa at the downtown Burdine's That's where my sis and I got the first Santa pics.. and the Ferris wheel on top of the bridge over the street was killer

Riding the bus from So. Miami to Coral Gables and downtown we took the Baptist hospital bus 25cent

:wheelchair:

"cnc66 wrote:

Of course.. Johnny Weissmuller was the best ever. We ALL could do the Tarzan call

Sons of Hercules not so much

nooo, Dad was a cop, and poor, if we were REALLY lucky, we went to Allen's Drugstore at Bird and Red Road.

I stumbled across a place that will make you smile.. lots of one liners, here are just some taken as is and some of the memories they invoked in me;

Remembering old Miami

OH MY ****ING GOD Marty you did it :wink2: I only go back to 1960, but yes I remember many things that are so different here now. I was in Allen's about 6 months ago....love that place.

Marty you remember Tylers ? When we'd go to the Gables or Coral theatre then stop at Tylers for a piece of Key Lime Pie. Of course there was Shorty's down on the highway, still there of course (I heard the one in Viera/Melbourne just closed from a friend that lives up there).

On Bird Road there was Taco Viva at Bird and 65th, and Coopers Restaurant at about 64th on the north side of the street. I still go to Duffys Tavern on Red just north of Coral Way.......ahhhhh the memories. :up:

Anyone that says Miami was nothing until the Cubans came just never grew up here and experienced the old Miami, or as my mother still calls it, My-am-a :lol:

We moved from 416 NW 35th Ave, near the dogtrack to Westchester (very close to Coral Way and the Palmetto) in 1971, so my focus on was always on West Dade, Coral Gables and South Miami......where did you grow up Marty ? Or anyone else ? What was your neighborhood ?

"PMZQ wrote:

OH MY ****ING GOD Marty you did it :wink2: I only go back to 1960, but yes I remember many things that are so different here now. I was in Allen's about 6 months ago....love that place.

Marty you remember Tylers ? When we'd go to the Gables or Coral theatre then stop at Tylers for a piece of Key Lime Pie. Of course there was Shorty's down on the highway, still there of course (I heard the one in Viera/Melbourne just closed from a friend that lives up there).

On Bird Road there was Taco Viva at Bird and 65th, and Coopers Restaurant at about 64th on the north side of the street. I still go to Duffys Tavern on Red just north of Coral Way.......ahhhhh the memories. :up:

Anyone that says Miami was nothing until the Cubans came just never grew up here and experienced the old Miami, or as my mother still calls it, My-am-a :lol:

We moved from 416 NW 35th Ave, near the dogtrack to Westchester (very close to Coral Way and the Palmetto) in 1971, so my focus on was always on West Dade, Coral Gables and South Miami......where did you grow up Marty ? Or anyone else ? What was your neighborhood ?

Ain't that how ya sposed to say it?

"Themole wrote:

Ain't that how ya sposed to say it?

Not according to all the Yankees that moved here over the last 30 years :tongue2:

"PMZQ wrote:

Not according to all the Yankees that moved here over the last 30 years :tongue2:

That's a LOTA YANKEES! :tantrum:

"Themole wrote:

That's a LOTA YANKEES! :tantrum:

True I wish a lot of them would go back :lol:

am i the only one who wanted bugs to get caught and killed lol?

"maynard wrote:

am i the only one who wanted bugs to get caught and killed lol?

well, the list is short but distinguishd.. Wiley, Elmer.. the King who wanted Hassenpheiffer and you.

"cnc66 wrote:

well, the list is short but distinguishd.. Wiley, Elmer.. the King who wanted Hassenpheiffer and you.

:sidelol:

"cnc66 wrote:

well, the list is short but distinguishd.. Wiley, Elmer.. the King who wanted Hassenpheiffer and you.

ill take that as a compliment. of course, im the guy who hated michael jordan so no surprise there lol

"maynard wrote:

ill take that as a compliment. of course, im the guy who hated michael jordan so no surprise there lol

I think you should :up:

can you imagine what it might be like at a party with Mel Blanc..

"cnc66 wrote:

I think you should :up:

can you imagine what it might be like at a party with Mel Blanc..

lol. im sure he was on everybody's list to invite. great talent

looney toons never gets old.