Thursday, 23 May 2024

Thanks, Maestro Bugs!











36 comments:

  1. Dr. Randall S. Paul accompanied by Steven Aldred.
    I wondered which performed the rectal.

    And, yes, cartoons are the first place I heard classical music, too.

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  2. What a treat, classical music memes! 👏🏼 Thank you. That clarinet rectal tho…

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  3. ...keep the music playing.

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  4. The first one is most likely correct for me!!!!!

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  5. Ouch to that, um, clarinet joke!

    That Mozart story, if true, is hilarious!

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  6. I like Mozart even more now:)

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  7. The Beethoven math question! How long is the 92nd psalm? Answer: a minute and a half.

    Couldn't resist.

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  8. I will never hear classical music again but I will remember this post. Lol.

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  9. Of course I heard classical music on cartoons. However it took me years to realize it had a life before Looney Tunes.

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  10. Orchestras are 1800s over bands! Stealing that one. The dill piccolo is also funny.

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  11. Oh my gawd, yes.
    I clearly remember those episodes where Bugs goes Classical!

    Also, Clarinet what?

    XOXO

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  12. Yep, The Barber of Seville did it for me!

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  13. Clarinet rectal? That does not sound like a good time. And I love the Bugs Bunny meme.

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  14. that first one rings true sadly for me. I learned most classical music from Bugs Bunny Cartoons. :-)

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  15. Cleora BorealisThursday, May 23, 2024

    To this day, I cannot hear "Ride of the Valkyries" without singing "kill da wabbit, kill da wabbit!" 🤗

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  16. These were wonderful! What a world where classical music memes can fill a post and get lots of laughs - at least among this crowd, I guess.
    I was on a group text recently and said, 'Kill the Wabbit'. Being of a certain age we all got the joke.
    Cheers!

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  17. What about the conductor who touched a live microphone cable but did not get a shock? He was a bad conductor.

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  18. Your post always has a way to make me smile

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  19. Love that Bugs Bunny cartoon. Especially the way Elmer Fudd finds his true transgender self in the climax.

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  20. Bugs Bunny was both a mentor and role model for me as a child!

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  21. Great collection, Bugs was one of my first loves.

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  22. How far up would a clarinet rectal have to be to hit a c sharp?

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  23. One of the indicators of maturity amongst boomers is being able to sit through an entire performance of The William Tell Overture without once thinking of The Lone Ranger.

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  24. Warner Brothers were indeed my intro to classical music and great incidental music (if you can find it, The Carl Stalling Project is an excellent c.d.). I must be one of the few of my high school class that appreciates classical music (still listen to it in my car).

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  25. Love the fact about Mozart! Clarinet rectal ~ OMG! Thanks for the laughs, Debra!

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  26. Mozart was a clever little devil.

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  27. Mozart did that? Sounds like revenge.

    Have a lovely day

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  28. Great post. I love the pickle.

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  29. I think dying after giving up passions is common

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  30. we recently attended The Barber of Seville. As the opening was played I knew everyone in the audience was thinking Bugs Bunny.

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  31. I am cackling at Mozart's level of pettiness.

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