Hillbilly Hare

why is bugs as a woman kind of...

i've really come to appreciate these cartoons recently - they're not perfect, but at a time where nothing is certain (both personally and on a larger scale), the steadfast and consistent nature of the looney tunes is really quite comforting - always seven minutes, always on time, always there

for someone who is so obsessed with time - the passing of it and the requirement to always be on time, or keep to time (when you say five minutes you mean five minutes, right?) - adding these cartoons to my routine is a fun sense of continuity

it's stupid, i know, to become so attached to these cartoons now, but i have no choice - my brain has made its decision and won't waver

(watched at: archive.org/details/looney.-tunes.-s-1950-e-19.-hillbilly.-hare.-720p.-blu-ray.h-264.-aac-ma-g-chamele-0n))

why is bugs as a woman kind of...

i've really come to appreciate these cartoons recently - they're not perfect, but at a time where nothing is certain (both personally and on a larger scale), the steadfast and consistent nature of the looney tunes is really quite comforting - always seven minutes, always on time, always there

for someone who is so obsessed with time - the passing of it and the requirement to always be on time, or keep to time (when you say five minutes you mean five minutes, right?) - adding these cartoons to my routine is a fun sense of continuity

it's stupid, i know, to become so attached to these cartoons now, but i have no choice - my brain has made its decision and won't waver

(watched at: archive.org/details/looney.-tunes.-s-1950-e-19.-hillbilly.-hare.-720p.-blu-ray.h-264.-aac-ma-g-chamele-0n))

The first time I watched this was with my dad when I was like 8.

Now I’m almost 20 working my way through a Letterboxd list for WWII Propaganda.

The first time I watched this was with my dad when I was like 8.

Now I’m almost 20 working my way through a Letterboxd list for WWII Propaganda.