Stupid Guest Tricks

Duck season.

I don't think WB is trying to "catch up" with Disney. The two of them may be rivals, but they seem to have gone down different paths when it comes to the style of their cartoons, which the WB tending toward the "wacky" while Disney goes more for the "fun, but more family-friendly". Not to say they each don't sometimes crossover into the other's "territory".

PatchOBlack wrote:I don't think WB is trying to "catch up" with Disney. The two of them may be rivals, but they seem to have gone down different paths when it comes to the style of their cartoons, which the WB tending toward the "wacky" while Disney goes more for the "fun, but more family-friendly". Not to say they each don't sometimes crossover into the other's "territory".

<cough>Ward Kimball and Three Caballeros</cough>

Blip on the radar, just a blip on the radar.

PatchOBlack wrote:but they seem to have gone down different paths when it comes to the style of their cartoons, which the WB tending toward the "wacky" while Disney goes more for the "fun, but more family-friendly". Not to say they each don't sometimes crossover into the other's "territory".

Pretty sure Disney was "wacky" for a period of time themselves.

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After watching WB cartoons, falling down cliffs became a passtime for me. Wile E. Coyote is a hero.

Big Wallaby wrote:... falling down cliffs became a passtime for me.

That explains a lot. ;)

Ohhh, who knew that Mickey used to be such a naughty boy? :D: ;)

felinefan wrote:Ohhh, who knew that Mickey used to be such a naughty boy? :D: ;)

We all were young once. :twisted:

felinefan wrote:Ohhh, who knew that Mickey used to be such a naughty boy? :D: ;)

:minnie: Minnie ?? :twisted: