(more) Cartoon Quotes

sh...@duts.uucp

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Oct 21, 1985, 4:51:23 PM10/21/85

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"Hey Rocky, watch me pull a rabbit out of this hat...."
Bullwinkle

"What, again? But that trick never works!"
Rocky

"I tought I taw a puddy tat! I diiid, I diiid!!"
Tweety

"T-T-T-T-Thats all Folks!!!"
Porky Pig

"Never fear! Underdog is here!!!"
Underdog

Wayne Throop

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Oct 23, 1985, 3:44:07 PM10/23/85

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The quote given as

Never fear! Underdog is here!!!

Is actually

Theeeeeeere's no need to fear! Unnnnnnnnnderdog is here!

In any event, my favorite from Underdog is

"It's a bird!"
"It's a plane!"
"It's a frog!"

"Neither bird, nor plane, nor even frog...
It's just little old me (splat) Underdog!"
--
Wayne Throop at Data General, RTP, NC
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steve shiue

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Oct 26, 1985, 4:42:25 PM10/26/85

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> In any event, my favorite from Underdog is
>
> "It's a bird!"
> "It's a plane!"
> "It's a frog!"
>
> "Neither bird, nor plane, nor even frog...
> It's just little old me (splat) Underdog!"
> --
> Wayne Throop at Data General, RTP, NC

Add also: "When Polly's in trouble, I will not be slow.
It's hip hip, and away I go!" (2 or 3 hips?)

-Steve Shiue

"She may not be very pretty now, but she was somebody's baby
once."
-Bugs Bunny

Jason B. Wyatt

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Oct 28, 1985, 7:10:13 PM10/28/85

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Wayne Throop wrote;

> > "Neither bird, nor plane, nor even frog...
> > It's just little old me (splat) Underdog!"
> > --

actually, I think it was
"not plane nor bird, nor even frog..."

>
> Add also: "When Polly's in trouble, I will not be slow.
> It's hip hip, and away I go!" (2 or 3 hips?)
>
> -Steve Shiue

and I think it was
"When Polly's in trouble, I am not slow,
so it's hip hip hip, and away I go!"

____________________________________________________________

and now a joke;

what's green and has red wheels?

grass!!!!!

(I lied about the red wheels)

loving every miniute of it,
-j-

Kim Kempf

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Nov 6, 1985, 12:32:28 PM11/6/85

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> and I think it was
> "When Polly's in trouble, I am not slow,
> so it's hip hip hip, and away I go!"

What was Underdog's verse before eating an energy pill? I think
it was something like:

"The secret compartment of my ring I fill,
with an Underdog super (secret?) energy pill"

Which reminds me of the Underdog theme:

When in this world the headlines read,
Of those whose hearts are filled with greed,
Who rob and steal from those who need,
To right this wrong with blinding speed,
Comes Underdog....Underdog....Underdog...Underdog...

Speed of lightening,
Roar of Thunder,
Fighting all who rob or blunder,
Underdog-og-og-og...Underdog....UNDERDOG.......

Sean Colbath

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Nov 11, 1985, 3:47:11 PM11/11/85

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In article <1...@mcrware.UUCP> k...@mcrware.UUCP (Kim Kempf) writes:
>Which reminds me of the Underdog theme:
>
> When in this world the headlines read,
> Of those whose hearts are filled with greed,
> Who rob and steal from those who need,
> To right this wrong with blinding speed,
> Comes Underdog....Underdog....Underdog...Underdog...
>
> Speed of lightening,
> Roar of Thunder,
> Fighting all who rob or blunder,

^^^^^^^
plunder! plunder!!!
> Underdog-og-og-og...Underdog....UNDERDOG.......

-Sean Colbath

"Dave, why don't you take a stress pill and lie down for a while?"
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Aleta Ricciardi

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Nov 15, 1985, 10:53:31 PM11/15/85

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In article <2...@rtp47.UUCP> thr...@rtp47.UUCP (Wayne Throop) writes:
>The quote given as
>
> Never fear! Underdog is here!!!
>
>Is actually
>
> Theeeeeeere's no need to fear! Unnnnnnnnnderdog is here!
>
>In any event, my favorite from Underdog is
>
> "It's a bird!"
> "It's a plane!"
> "It's a frog!"
>
> "Neither bird, nor plane, nor even frog...
> It's just little old me (splat) Underdog!"

Did Unnnnnnnderdog have the equivalent of a 'mild mannered' name?????

Blanton

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Nov 21, 1985, 5:33:11 PM11/21/85

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Orpnhfr gur fabj oybjre vf pbzvat.

Melinda M. Fox

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Nov 22, 1985, 12:26:46 PM11/22/85

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In article <8...@cornell.UUCP> al...@cornell.UUCP (Aleta Ricciardi) writes:
>
>Did Unnnnnnnderdog have the equivalent of a 'mild mannered' name?????

I think his "mild mannered" name was Shoeshine Boy...

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Melinda M. Fox

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Brad Music

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Nov 22, 1985, 3:43:10 PM11/22/85

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When Unnnnnderdog isn't out popping pills and crimestopping, he's
humble and lovable shoeshineboy.

Customer (shoes freshly shined): Thanks shoeshineboy, you're
humble and lovable.

Shoeshineboy (you-know-who): Thank you, sir. (bites coin, giving us
a hint at the instinctively distrustful
nature of our hero)

What was the name of the U-dog gangster with the pin-striped suit and
hand in pocket? I think it's a wolf.

Brad "just like it sounds"

zb...@umd5.uucp

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Nov 23, 1985, 6:06:16 AM11/23/85

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In article <8...@cornell.UUCP> al...@cornell.UUCP (Aleta Ricciardi) writes:

>Did Unnnnnnnderdog have the equivalent of a 'mild mannered' name?????

As I remember his alter ego was such a milquetoaste that he didn't even
HAVE a name - he was "lovable old ShoeShine", the shoe shine person.

The Lois Lane analogue, though I cannot remember whether she was a print
reporter or a TV newsperson, was "Sweet Polly Purebred" (also of the
canine persuasion).

What? A joke? Oh, oh, OK: Congress...

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R. Bruce McDiffett

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Nov 23, 1985, 5:44:18 PM11/23/85

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In article <13...@sphinx.UChicago.UUCP>, mu...@sphinx.UChicago.UUCP (Brad Music) writes:
> Customer (shoes freshly shined): Thanks shoeshineboy, you're
> humble and lovable.
>
> Shoeshineboy (you-know-who): Thank you, sir. (bites coin, giving us
> a hint at the instinctively distrustful
> nature of our hero)
>
> What was the name of the U-dog gangster with the pin-striped suit and
> hand in pocket? I think it's a wolf.
>

First, Shoeshine Boy's reply is actually "Bless you, sir." The name
of the gangster in question is Riff Raff, if I recall (he used to hold the
guy at the newsstand upside down and shake him until the change fell out
of his pockets). Can anyone remember any other Underdog villains
(other than Simon Bar Sinister and his henchman Cad)?

Kim Kempf

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Nov 23, 1985, 5:50:13 PM11/23/85

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> Brad "just like it sounds" writes:
> What was the name of the U-dog gangster with the pin-striped suit and
> hand in pocket? I think it's a wolf.
>

Riff-Raff. What was the name of Simon Bar Sinister's sidekick?

Brad Music

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Nov 25, 1985, 9:58:39 PM11/25/85

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Sweet Polly Purebred was a TV newsperson, which sometimes put her into nasty
situations requiring the aide of our pill-popping hero (remember the ring?).

Another villain I barely recollect is the wimpy cat-person.

Translated joke from our resident Frenchie, Martine:

Mrs. Coutier's first grade class was learning about rhyming, and was told
to make up a short rhyme. Pierre came up with;
In the pond I make duck calls
I was wet up to my calves.
"Oh Pierre," she said, " you didn't understand at all. 'Calls' doesn't
rhyme with 'calves'."

"It's not my fault if there wasn't enough water."

brad jlis

gkch...@uokvax.uucp

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Nov 26, 1985, 6:11:00 PM11/26/85

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The wolf criminal was the infamous Riff Raff.

gkch...@uokvax.uucp

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Dec 3, 1985, 2:13:00 PM12/3/85

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Simon Bar Sinister's sidekick, whose lines consisted mainly of
"Gee ah Boss, I don't know about that", was named Cad. Or is it Kad?