Which of the Looney Tune characters & which of the Winnie The Pooh characters are your favorite? 1 from each.?
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Gossamer, because he is so intimidating but shy on the inside.\nTigger, because he is really just a big bouncy kid that loves life and will never grow up. Hmmm.....Yep, they do fit me.
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Wow, I'm glad I recently started uploading my collection of "Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears" episodes onto Yahoo! Video last week. I have every episode ever made on my computer, and there are a lot - at least a hundred, or so. I'm still in the process of uploading the episodes. There's four or five on already, and I'll keep uploading the rest. Best thing - it's the actual full-length episodes, not just the into. song or a clip...\n\nhttp://video.yahoo.com/video/profile?yid=katlyn086\n\nHave fun everyone! Rate the videos if you watch them, thanks!\n\nP.S. I'll try to find the link for the site I downloaded all the episodes from so everyone can download them and burn them to disk if they want.
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Well, great question, God! I would love to have \n\n* The innocence & pure heart of Goofy (Disney)\n* The Fearlessness of Bugs Bunny\n* The quality of taking all the good, bad & ugly things in one stride from Daffy Duck\n* The dedication of Wile E Coyote\n* The luck of The Road Runner\n* The vocal cords of Michigan J. Frog\n* The quality of never giving up even after losing to the opponent of Yosemite Sam\n* The "Be happy, Love Life" attitude of Speedy Gonzales\n* The bravery of Bagheera from "The Jungle Book"\n* The sense of humour of Foghorn Leghorn\n* The charming attitude of Pepé Le Pew\nAnd the list continues........\n\nBut, since you asked to pick one, I would say "The fearlessness of Bugs Bunny", this quality helps him to just overcome every difficulty of life. He tells that you can win some impossible battles just by facing the problems head on.
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Tigger is awesome.  I love him.  He is bouncy and fun loving and when you are sad, he can always make you feel better.  Tigger rocks!!!
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eeyore!!!! he's so sad, yet such a good friend to them all!!!\n\np.s. they all rock
905569
Winnie the Pooh will always have a special place in my heart because of my daughter but as far as laughs for the whole family probably Ice Age!
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I like Foxxy and Ling Ling the most.  Although I like all the characters because they're all parodies of characters of cartoons, video games, and comics that I've enjoyed over the years.  \n\nFoxxy just reminds me of a cross between Betty and Veronica (of Archie fame) but with a black attitude.\n\nLing Ling is ... you guessed it, Pikachu from Pokemon!\n\nToot is most definitely a drunken carbon copy of Betty Boop, with cutting tendencies.\n\nXandir is the ultimate (gay) video game character - you got Mario, Sonic, Link, and Samus tendencies and actions all wrapped in one.\n\nCaptain Hero is, well, you guessed it - a superhero, much like Superman and Batman and Spider-man and....  \n\nSpanky is just a rude and crude version of Porky the Pig.\n\nPrincess is the stereotypical Disney movie princess.\n\nAnd Wooldoor is... some oddball creation with a mishmash of various character types across the media board...\n\nHow can you NOT like this show???  Well, okay, I can understand several reasons why, but you know...
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Happy gilmore, the waterboy and Billy Madison are in a tie with me.  Yeah the Bob Barker part was hilarious!!! Also, on the waterboy when the professor who looks like Colonel Sanders gets hit with the baseball and when everybody pees their pants on Billy Madison.  Thanks for both of those best answers.  That was pretty cool of you!! : )
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Bugs Bunny is still the best.  All those same qualities that you like seeing in the previously-mentioned cartoons...multiple layers for adults and children, puns, cleverness, and on top of that - beautiful to look at.  I get tired of looking at unattractive or crudely drawn cartoons.  I'll take the aesthetic beauty of Bugs Bunny over ugly old Homer and Marge any day of the week.
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ooooooooooh I LOVE BOTH CHARACTERS!! too hard to choose. Probably Stewie Griffin, he's a crazk up (Sorry Homer)
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looney tunes (gotta love those warner bros. cartoons), smurfs, sonic the hedgehog, ninja turtles, garfiled and friends, animaniacs, pinky and the brain, flinstones, popeye,  the jetsons, scooby doo, tom & jerry .....thats all i can think of right now
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wait a minute! You guys confused me! Is goofy a dog or is he a weredog/wolf? and what stops pluto from just eating that pesky little mouse?
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I love The Goodies. When I was a kid my favorite episode was the one where they got trapped inside a dinosaur. I have a lot of episodes but I can't find that one anywhere! I'm going to be different from everyone else... My favorite was always Tim, followed by Graeme. I always found Bill creepy when I was a kid but I can appreciate him more now that I am older.
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Rory Emerald! DUH! loll.  I thought about Mickey Mouse when I was 5. Dude, Rory told everyone to leave the zero and get with the hero, and they did! RORY EMERALD RULES!
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(Good question, I always wondered this myself.)\n\nQ: What is Goofy? When did he debut?\n\nA: Goofy is a dog! Good-natured but not that bright, this cartoon character made his first appearance, somewhat disguised, as a member of the audience in "Mickey's Revue" (1932). \n\nWhat distinguished the character from those sitting around him was not so much his appearance but his raucous laugh. That laugh made such an impression on Walt Disney and his staff that the character soon began to be featured in other cartoons. Before long, Goofy was part of the gang that included Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Clarabelle Cow, and Horace Horsecollar. \n\n\nIn the newspaper comic strips, this new character was first given the name Dippy Dawg. A 1938 book indicated the first change to Dippy's name, "The Story of Dippy the Goof," and by 1939 the final change was made to Goofy with the release of the cartoon "Goofy and Wilbur." \n\n\nGoofy was created as a human character, as opposed to Pluto, who was a pet, so he walked upright and had a speaking voice. \n\n\nThere were 48 Goofy cartoons (primarily in the 1940s and 1950s), but he also appeared in many cartoons with Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. He was best known for his series of "How to" cartoons, where he bumbled through the explanations. \n\n\nIn the 1950s, he appeared in several cartoons as Mr. Geef, with a wife and son. The 1990s television series "The Goof Troop" reintroduced Goofy and son, but by this time the son was Max, quite different from his earlier incarnation, and the wife was no longer on the scene.
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This will sound funny but "Looney Tunes" is the answer for me.  They have always been politically charged without hitting you over the head with it.  I enjoy watching with my son now as much as I did as a child because there is humor there that only and adult can get.  Looney Tunes aren't all anvils falling from the sky.
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THUMPER ! (the bunny)\n\nFrom the movie Bambie.....ooooo so adorable and the happiest laughter I ever heard.