As a bunny blog, today's special anniversary must be celebrated:
Bugs Bunny's official debut was 07-27-1940 in A Wild Hare, 82 years ago today.
Those cartoons are the only reason I know any opera.
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Showing posts with label Bugs Bunny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bugs Bunny. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 27, 2022
Saturday, July 27, 2019
Happy Anniversary, Bugs Bunny!
This is a bunny blog, so I must note today's special anniversary:
Bugs Bunny's official debut 07-27-1940 in A Wild Hare, 79 years ago today.
Bugs Bunny's official debut 07-27-1940 in A Wild Hare, 79 years ago today.
Those cartoons are the only reason I know any opera.
Friday, July 27, 2018
Happy Anniversary, Bugs!
On the Rabbit Ramblings Facebook page, we celebrate #bunnybuttfriday. This is a very special #bunnybuttfriday - 78 years ago today, Bugs Bunny made his debut in "A Wild Hare".
Happy Anniversary, BB!
Thursday, July 27, 2017
Happy Anniversary, Bugs!
This is a bunny blog, so I must note today's special anniversary:
Bugs Bunny's official debut 07-27-1940 in A Wild Hare, 77 years ago today.
Those cartoons are the only reason I know any opera.
Bugs Bunny's official debut 07-27-1940 in A Wild Hare, 77 years ago today.
Those cartoons are the only reason I know any opera.
Monday, November 30, 2015
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Monday, August 20, 2012
Bunya in the chew tunnel
Earlier, Ethel demonstrated gnawing on the chew tunnel from the outside (here).
It's like how different people eat their Reese's Peanut Butter cups. In this clip, Bunya chews the tunnel from the inside.
I love is the way bunnies chew. They go at it like little motors, but partly side-to-side. You can see the slightly bemused and mischievous expression that inspired some cartoonist to make Bugs Bunny's tag line: "Nyaaaah, What's up, Doc?" That cartoonist must have seriously studied real rabbits before beginning to draw the character.
It's like how different people eat their Reese's Peanut Butter cups. In this clip, Bunya chews the tunnel from the inside.
I love is the way bunnies chew. They go at it like little motors, but partly side-to-side. You can see the slightly bemused and mischievous expression that inspired some cartoonist to make Bugs Bunny's tag line: "Nyaaaah, What's up, Doc?" That cartoonist must have seriously studied real rabbits before beginning to draw the character.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Introducing that Oscar winning rabbit...
This seemed like a timely post (if you plan on watching the Oscars tomorrow night).
Knighty Knight Bugs, a 1958 Looney Tunes cartoon, won the 1959 Oscar for Best Animated Short Film.
Just a reminder to check the pictures in the right-hand column, because new Bunny Things are added all the time. This is from a friend's collection; a few of their bunny things have already been posted and there are plenty more to come.
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