Wet Hare -- 1962

Summary: Bugs Bunny finds himself at odds with Blacque Jacque Shellacque, a ruthless lumberjack with a French Canadian accent who wants to control the water supply by building a series of dams.


BO DOES NOT OWN THIS.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Bugs
• Bugs Bunny
• Blacque Jacque Shellacque
• Black Jack
• lumberjack
• Looney Tunes
• 1962
• cartoons

[darkfisted]

It's kind of sad that cartoons now have way better technology, animation and voice recording and yet they can't make a cartoon as funny as one made in 1962.

[Kityfan2]

The things a rabbit has to go through to take a shower.

[noitnettaattention]

aaaaahahahahahahaaa lolololoolll that mustache guy look like blood thirsty Turkish butcher ahahahahaha

[docholl93]

@1codcod Yes :) 

[1codcod]

@docholl93 Funny thing I think :)

[docholl93]

@1codcod Yes... for example he doesn't say "water" without the "r" and the classic "t" and "o" british sound.... i mean.... he sounds more like someone from georgia for example

[1codcod]

@docholl93 And if you listen carefully Bugs says "thirsty" in a different way

[docholl93]

@1codcod Uhmmm... the strange thing is in that they actually talk American, but they simply do not pronunce the "r"...

[skymonkeyGTFO]

@darkfisted because theyve gotten too damm kid friendly...

[1codcod]

@docholl93 because they are Brits (?)

[docholl93]

Why do looney tunes characters use not to pronunce the final "r" (in water for example)?

[pridelander06]

@darkfisted Just goes to show nothing substitutes for talented people being allowed to showcase their talents.