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Looney Tunes as Foreplay?

by jerry

December 13, 2007 5:15 pm

A New York area casanova who seduces the ladies with Looney Tunes? Gawker.com has the NSFW details.

(Thanks, Anne D. Bernstein)

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7 comments posted in Cartoon Culture

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12/13/07 5:39pm	Thad Komorowski says:
	I knew it was fake before even clicking the link. Cartoons aren’t getting anyone laid.
12/13/07 8:16pm	Larry Levine says:
	Looney Tunes should be the cornerstone for any romance. I personally turn all sappy when wooing Witch Hazel look-a-likes!
12/13/07 11:47pm	Matthew Hunter says:
	Why am I somehow reminded of Christopher Walken’s “Continental” from Saturday Night Live? “No, please, don’t go. You must stay for a champag-na, and a Porky Pig…wowee wow!”
12/14/07 7:39am	Anne D. Bernstein says:
	I think he’s real. Which is quite frightening.
12/14/07 8:29am	John Tebbel says:
	I try to whistle a little “Angel in Disguise.” No charge.
12/14/07 8:34am	Ceaser says:
	That’s kind of scary. :(
12/14/07 1:25pm	J. J. Hunsecker says:
	I blame Warner Bros. and Cartoon Network for pulling the Looney Tune cartoons off the air years ago. Now women are so desperate to see these classics that they’ll even stoop to sleeping with that douchebag for the chance to watch them.

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