What's Opera, Doc? - Neatorama

The Warner Brothers cartoon What's Opera, Doc? is marking its 50th anniversary this week. It was voted by animation professionals as the greatest cartoon of all time. Push play or go to Youtube.

No one who knows and loves "What's Opera, Doc?" will ever hear Wagner's "Der Ring des Nibelungen" without hearing, in their own minds, "Kill da wabbit ... kill da wabbit."

And now you will have the tune in your head all day. Link -via Fark

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Old school cartoons are the best.
(Well, except for The Simpsons, Family Guy, etc.) (Okay, kids' cartoons today suck, that's more accurate.)

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oops typo! my bad!

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The great scots comedian Billy Connoly gave the defination of an itellectual thus; "someone who can hear the william tell overture and not think of the lone ranger!"

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I love their take on "The Barber of Seville."

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Love all those old cartoons. I would have put Duck Dodgers in the 24 and 1/2th Century or the Singing Frog Cartoon in front of this one.

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Except that dry ice is cold and will increase the CO2 concentration in water. In sufficient quantities, either of which are deadly to fish.

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Nitrogen, argon, and various inhaled anesthetics can be used to euthanize a sick bird, but the method we use is C02 in a chamber. The CO2 does not cause distress and is the preferred, recommended method. The AVMA has approved the CO2 method as the most humane, also we are in compliance with AAHA.
Not entirely sure what the rest of your comment means.

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