Photoshop the picture game

[Daichi]

Ah, I see.

Well, do excuse my newness, I simply assumed by the sheer number of posts that people posted in it more frequently.

There are a lot of members, but I only see a few posting now.
Do the rest usually post around summertime?

[mr skunk]

Daddy Walrus: "He's mad, I tell you! MAAAADD!!!"

[jeffbert]

Is that a glass of water? If so, this reminds me of a Bugs Bunny-Yosemite Sam cartoon.

[Daichi]

Daddy Walrus: "He's mad, I tell you! MAAAADD!!!"

Man, that cracked me up. It was worth it to bring it up. X-D

[mr skunk]

Is that a glass of water? If so, this reminds me of a Bugs Bunny-Yosemite Sam cartoon.

Bugs Bunny Rides Again? or Hare Trigger? I honestly don't remember what either one was about.

It seems to be a reacurring gag in a lot of cartoons, but I don't argue that most of them started with the Looney Tunes. Painting a wall to look like a path, walking off a cliff (or any other high surface) and falling only after you realize the ground is gone, and coming to the conclusion something dangerous is broken only to go over and fix it and have it blow up in your face (This can have many different variations).

Can you tell I'm a big Wile E. Coyote fan?

[Daichi]

Quite.

Personally, I haven't seen any Looney Tunes in at least ten years... X-D
(Unless you count the Sunshine Makers, which I saw two or three years ago.)

[jeffbert]

[QUOTE=jeffbert;76771]Is that a glass of water? If so, this reminds me of a Bugs Bunny-Yosemite Sam cartoon.

Bugs Bunny Rides Again? or Hare Trigger? I honestly don't remember what either one was about.

It seems to be a reacurring gag in a lot of cartoons, but I don't argue that most of them started with the Looney Tunes. Painting a wall to look like a path, walking off a cliff (or any other high surface) and falling only after you realize the ground is gone, and coming to the conclusion something dangerous is broken only to go over and fix it and have it blow up in your face (This can have many different variations).

Can you tell I'm a big Wile E. Coyote fan? [/QUOTE]
Neither one. This one featured BB as one member of a performance team, the one who annonces the act. However, his partner was absent, & YS demanded to see somebody dive from 500 ft into "an ordinary glass of water." Despite his best efforts, Sam never saw anyone but himself dive.

[mr skunk]

[QUOTE=mr skunk;76778][QUOTE=jeffbert;76771]Is that a glass of water? If so, this reminds me of a Bugs Bunny-Yosemite Sam cartoon.

Bugs Bunny Rides Again? or Hare Trigger? I honestly don't remember what either one was about.

It seems to be a reacurring gag in a lot of cartoons, but I don't argue that most of them started with the Looney Tunes. Painting a wall to look like a path, walking off a cliff (or any other high surface) and falling only after you realize the ground is gone, and coming to the conclusion something dangerous is broken only to go over and fix it and have it blow up in your face (This can have many different variations).

Can you tell I'm a big Wile E. Coyote fan? [/QUOTE]
Neither one. This one featured BB as one member of a performance team, the one who annonces the act. However, his partner was absent, & YS demanded to see somebody dive from 500 ft into "an ordinary glass of water." Despite his best efforts, Sam never saw anyone but himself dive. [/QUOTE]


Oh! Do you remember the name of the cartoon?

[jeffbert]

No, sorry. But it was on the Looney Toons Gold collection.

[Astro Forever]

Ah, I see.

Well, do excuse my newness, I simply assumed by the sheer number of posts that people posted in it more frequently.

There are a lot of members, but I only see a few posting now.
Do the rest usually post around summertime?

I'm more busy than I used too... and I had less time than usual recently. I'm not far though!