And what animal says 'Whacky' for their sound?!

Perhaps 'Whacky' is the singular of 'Wakka-wakka-wakka!"?

"Updok" is the rabbit's sound. If you don't know what it means, you ask him, "What's updok?"

I was 'bout to say.

Then, "What does the fox say?"

....wow...I'd never even heard of that...

*laughs...

V.

I thought 'up, Doc' was what rabbits made for a sound.

I think you are correct. Especially for funny animal rabbits.

Long live FALF! ROWR!!

"Shed on your chains!"

This image makes a Niiiiiice comeback to the "Anti-Antropomorphicals" art I just posted. Thanks!

"Serendipity is our most important product!" (I'll go take a look.)

Well I had seen that image/story, so it may have been a subconcious factor in posting it now. Though I was scanning the image a couple of weeks ago.

I hope Mr. Foxy has a speedy recovery from all of his injuries.

Well yeah. He's going to have a "Paid" vacation supplied by the State for about sixteen weeks and a free powered wheeled chair. I am pondering creating my own "WHHEWT! logo and slogan now.

Thankfully is only the Funny Animal Liberation Front, caused I'd worry if it was the Animal Liberation Front!

It may not matter. I don't trust the NSA computers to be able to distinguish between the two. It will take a colonel-level operative to make the official decision that this is an actual parody.

PAW POWAH!!

"Repawt to the scratching post!"

Whats in a meaning. As we say around here, Notary Sojac or sometimes Banana Oil!

"Banana Oil" is excellent! Catnip Oil is certainly preferred...

Resistance is pawssible!

The resistance-cats of breakfast,

devour their cat-food with a dolorous languor....

http://screwballcomics.blogspot.com.....anana-oil.html


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smokey_Stover

Thanks for the links! I'm going to have to do more research and linking. I've seen some fragments of the tropes in some of the comic strip histories that I've read. (I was just a casual reader of the histories in the libraries.) Never saw any of the Milt Gross comics until I was in my 20s.

I really like using the old memes and tropes ("1506nixnix") and trying to make up things like that.

I did see (& read) the Holman's "Smoky Stover" in the Sunday papers as a kid, from about 1950 to 1957. I liked that very much. I could tell it was a 'type' of comic. The first housecat that I was aware of as a 'pet' entity/personality got named "Spooky". (Though I knew that doing that was kind of 'wrong' - as the cat didn't look like Holman's comic-strip cat.)

Wow, Smokey Stover is just a footnote to me. But because of the Dallas Times-Herald syndicate deals, I never read Mrs. Peach or Boner's Ark or many others. We did get Broom Hilda which did not exactly blow my skirt up, reruns of Dick Tracy and Little Orphan Annie. Oh, yeah, we got It Will Happen Every Time, which I think was related somehow to Our Boarding House. Anyway, I knew who Major Hoople was as a young'un.

http://www.lileks.com/institute/com.....ins/index.html

James Lileks, used to write for the Star-Tribune. Very funny site.

Jeeze, I still remember getting Cat's Paw heels put on worn work boots, the cobbler warning me, "It'll cost you an extra $2.25!"

I liked the art on the heel-replacement trademark. But also 'catspaw' from the Aesop's fable.

And the really terrible Star Trek episode.