pop culture, crazy cats and classical music
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Get all warm and fuzzy with the entries
in the Weekly Photo Challenge: Nostalgia.
For the full version see Back Alley Oproar
❤
Get all warm and fuzzy with the entries
in the Weekly Photo Challenge: Nostalgia.
ACROSS THE BORED 
Love this video!!! Go Sylvester! :D
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Where I am staying now it is only seagulls that serenade SQWUAK at 5:30 am…. I would much prefer Sylvester!
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Hahahaha! At least you have seagulls, the only thing i can hear now is cars…. :-/
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that’s a good one “Figaro”
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So true your comment above re: classical music and Looney Tunes — who doesn’t think of Bugs Bunny massaging his toes on Elmer Fudd’s head with the Barber of Seville! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWRZut6klgE
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j97EJQ1z7nY oops linked the wrong video — this is the classic one!
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They were brilliant! I have to start watching these again….
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I watched more tom and jerry than sylvester the cat.
watching my cat I can understand where the humor comes from. Kryton loves to sit on the balcony trying to catch the pigeons. So glad we but up a cat net.
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They were also part of my roster – love Heckle and Jeckle too!
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Yes, this brings me back.:)
Lisa
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I bet they’d censor it now…
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Good point, my son is shocked when he sees old cartoons on DVD. He can’t believe how many things were allowed that would be blocked now…
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And even with that in mind, they were much better written, had more of a sense of comic timing and actually required that one pay attention to get the laughs. Just think about how much classical music is in our subconscious minds because of Looney Tunes…
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Yes!
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