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Phew, this one took me awhile to get done, but I sure am happy with the result! I grew up with Looney Tunes as a kid and I really loved them. When I got to be a teenager I realized I had a crush on a bunch of them too, usually the hapless ones who get constantly foiled by annoying birds or arrogant bunnies. I always liked their different, very cartoonish ways of speaking, and also their distinct body types. All the 'boys cartoons' of the late 80's onward really shove that muscular power build at you over and over, but Looney Tunes' guys were chunky or short, or beer-bellied and I really appreciate that. And then some years later Space Jam came along and put them in sportswear and sweaty locker rooms and it makes for the perfect horny storm! At least for me, your own mileage may vary! XD

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ILD

I wanted to suck all these cocks when I was younger—and still do!

Jizzy

You brought back my childhood perversion. 😛

Henry Whiteman

Local surly southern outed as cock-hungry bottom. The rest of the team remained unsurprised.

Xyverz

Hot Hot Hot!

UrsusMajr

I, too, have fond memories of the creations of they guys from the Termite Terrace!

dudebulge

I had to look this up: I didn't know what animation studio originated these cartoons! Always thought it was just Warner Bros.

dudebulge

All the signs were there, certainly.

Michael Arnold

This is so cool. I, too, grew up with Loony Tunes, Hanna Barbera, and the other franchises. I love your style, it's very pleasing.

OTRainbow

I wanna be in there!

Jizzy

I heard this in Yosemite Sam's voice 😊

UrsusMajr

Warner Bros. Cartoons did the Loony Toons, Merrie Melodies, etc. They were originally housed in an insect-infested wooden building on the WB studio grounds, which the denizens dubbed the 'Termite Terrace'. The animation studio was originally set up to provide cartoon shorts to go with Warner's full-length feature films. The studio could then offer movie theater chains a 'package deal' that would include a main, feature, a B movie, and a cartoon for one price (a practice later declared illegal by the US Supreme Court). The building was condemned in 1941 and torn down. The animation crew moved into better facilities at the studio (which still exists), but the name stuck. The animation group was disbanded in 1963. WB resurrected their animation arm as Warner Brother's Animation in 1968.

pupset

foghorn's got a great ass

M

We need more Foghorn Leghorn!

dudebulge

Yeah we do, he's so fuckin' hot!

5ive9ine2wo

That sheep dog with Wile E. Coyote... That character was hot!

dudebulge

Sam the Sheepdog, yup he certainly is!