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I’ve always been a Bugs Bunny kinda person.
Although Pepe le Pew, oooh, he is soooo attractive…!
Pepe, take me to the Kasbah, mon amourgggh…
mmchuick, chuick, chuik :-)
We always called him Pepe Le Fou, by the way…What does “pew” stands for..?
Funny that i’ve always seen these cartoons in spanish, so the voices here aren’t familiar to me. For example, the voice of Foghorn Leghorn (el gallo Claudio in spanish) is completely different to the one i have in my mind. I’m very fond of el gallo Claudio too…If someone thinks this is starting to be a promiscuos behaviour, remember, is for the good of the species :-)
“pew” – as in el Stinko….
I travel a lot for business, and being the typical American who only imagines he speaks other languages, I always enjoy catching cartoons on TV overdubbed with the local lingo. Simpsons is the best. “DOH!!”, is always easily recognized!
Foghorn Leghorn has always been a favorite. I have never caught el gallo Claudio, though. I’ll have to start skipping work, stay in the hotel and watch for it!
…sorry, just the thought of el gallo Claudio has me laughing to myself. It doesn’t really seem to fit. I can’t wait to see it someday.
…ah, you should, Bob. I laughed till i cried with el gallo Claudio, his voice, with a kind of falsetto, was specially funny! (“Tira la bola, hijo, tírala, tírala, tírala!!” just in case there’s a spanish speaker reading this, lol :-)