now i've got kennedy

these tesla's that blow up by themselves look like great roadrunner hunting vehicles

I was a weird kid.

and i can't hear wagner without thinking "kill da wabbit"

Simon Templar, Sherlock Holmes, and Bugs Bunny!

I've always detested the pariah state of the ruskies.

I think they should bring these back!

Too many kids think the ruskie govt is "cool." That govt has never been anything but a pariah state looking to take what others have. Kids don't realize that is why NATO was formed!

I suppose that shouldn't come as a surprise, at least in parts of the south. My grandson argued tenaciously with his "history" (redneck scum) so-called teacher that NATO does NOT stand for North American Treaty Organization.

I swear, the stupid in this region truly hurts -- literally and figuratively.

i like the fillers - aesop and fractured fairy tales

and for me that's on a broadcast channel 41.6

I have no TV service or cable. Haven't had in years.

TY for sharing!!!

Mr. Peabody, right?

i feel like this thread is on the "way back machine"

My mind is on the way back machine frequently at my age.

so cute

Meep meep!

The big orange monster who was so interesting.

And, I love all the WB cartoons, but my guy is Bugs.

My Mom let me do the honors.

When he would calmly insult Y'olsimitty Sam, it would crack me up.

I loved hearing him say, "You're dethpicable!" I used the phrase myself on several occasions.

Martian Centurion

and time. It would be interesting to watch it now.

Back in the day, cartoons were written by sophisticated writers. Remember the double entendres found in "Rocky and Bullwinkle, Bugs Bunny, etc. that whizzed by us as kids but you found hilarious as adults?

He was such a smart aleck, but very, very cool.

Wolf (not a Warner Brothers character)

... or the product failures of the Acme Corporation.

I would say either Bugs Bunny or Tweety Bird.

I do remember getting into major trouble because I could not stop going around and repeating that famous Tweety Bird line:

"The poor puddy tat. He fall down, go BOOOOM!" (Yes, I was loud, why do you ask?)

I was around 5 or 6.