![[0044] Puddy Tat](http://www.sandraandwoo.com/comics/2009-03-23-[0044]-puddy-tat.png "[0044] Puddy Tat")
The current story arc started with this strip: People Like You and Me.
To be continued on Thursday! (With one of our most funny and visually appealing strips.)
Is there any Sylvester and Tweety expert around who can either confirm that Tweety’s way of speeking is okay or point out mistakes?
- Tweety: I tawt I taw a puddy tat! A fat puddy tat!
- Woo: ?
- Woo: I’m a raccoon, not a cat! And I’m not fat! I just have long fur!
- Tweety: So you’re one of tose gawbage-eating vawmints?
- Woo: I DON’T EAT GARBAGE!
- Tweety: Wiar! Of tourse you do! Wascally widdle tieves wike you wuv stinty weftovers!
- Tweety: … And tould you pwease stop spitting awound? I don’t want to get infected wit wabies.
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I laughed, but I’m gutted – Sandra and Woo is my Monday Morning Pick Me Up and now I’ve seen the strip on Sunday night. Woe is me!
Great stuff here, enjoyed thoroughly.
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Well now, tweaty usually isn’t such a pest in the cartoons. I do hope Woo will find a way too take care of that little sucker (eating that pest is one option
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NOBODY DISSES WOO AND LIVES TO BRAG ABOUT IT!
Pwease make sure dat widdle bird IS THOROUGHLY DEALT WITH!
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Looks like Woo could use some anger management. Deep breaths, calm your breathing and count to ten.
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I love this comic strip. Sandra has the coolest friends. Good luck to Cloud on saving the world!!!
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Awh, come on Woo. Eat the Tweety Bird. Yah know you want to.
Eat him… EAT Him… EAT HIM!
Besides, Sylvester’s not around!
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Woo could offer him worms and make him a friend. That’s how the worm turns enemies.
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Hee, hee! Great work on the facial expressions! Nothing like a good take in the morning to help the day go along! =^^=
Hmmm, I do wonder if the next scene will involve an open cage door and scattered feathers…
“The worm turns enemies” NICE!, Coytoy!
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I love it, especially the first and fourth panels
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Am I the only person who was always rooting for Sylvester? That little birdy always seemed to be taunting the poor widdle puddy tat.
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“Am I the only only one who was always rooting for Sylvester?” Mr.GBH
Heck no! I know where you’re coming from, definitely!
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Going out on a limb as it’s been ages since I saw a Sylvester and Tweety cartoon; I seem to recall that Tweety’s lisp was limited more to “s” and “th” sounds … the “r” problem was more of an Elmer Fudd thing as in “wascally wabbit”. But I’m not staking my life on this. Anyway, I enjoy the strip, keep up the good work.
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I first read this comic yesterday, and I already love it! the drawings are at a professional league, and the characters behavior are just lovely
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Its mostly correct, but the ONLY thing with his speech is that his L=W and S=T nothing else o_o
I have now watched some old episodes on video sites, especially Tweety’s S.O.S., and r was changed several times to w as well.
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Haha,so funny…
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If you want someone to color, I’m still volunteering.
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jaja so scary but woo doesn´t have to beleive all..
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I have a unique solution, given the nature of this home to being of unique pets.
Wish I knew the name of the species, but I saw this bird on a Nature show, once. It lived in a forrest that was under threat of logging and had a most unique adaptation that kind of defies explanation; it can reproduce any kind of sound it hears. (On the show, they caught it recreating the “mating call” of a vehicle’s security alarm system.) Torture that little, yellow talker with the sound of it’s own ramblings through one of these rather unique birds.
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This is how mere stereotyping used to phase me to a T. It also shows how annoying Tweety really could be if he wanted.
Gotta love those facial expressions.
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Chuck Jones often wanted viewers to root for the perpetual loser against the perpetual winner, like Wile E. Coyote. Didn’t stop the popularity of the cartoon segments.
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jup-reindeer: I think you’re talking about a lyrebird – the one with the big tail?
Hehe… you wouldn’t — like — Woo when he’s angry!
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Just found this comic, and I must say I’m rather impressed! I’ll be looking forward to more <3
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Is that a flower on it’s beak third panel?
No.
(If only all questions were this easy to answer.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyrebird
I do believe that’s the very species.
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Sing along if you know the words…
“Wearing his mask–YEAH!”
“Looking like a bear–yeah.”
“Wearing his mask.”
“Looking like a bear.”
“He’s a raccoooooooooon!”
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…birds can’t get rabies…
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[...] dabbling in high finance. The funniest arc so far is the one in which Tweety gets his (start here), but the creators also go meta from time to time and take on serious subjects like human rights in [...]
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The bird….Must……DIE!
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can anyone say “coppywrite infringement”? that has to come seriously close
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I think Tweety’s speaking is fine, but your spelling isn’t…
Ex. “…Tweety’s way of speeking is okay…” Speeking is not a word XP. Sorry for nitpicking, I’m a dictionary man to the core.
Alex
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As long at there is at least a 20% difference and being used to comedic effect it’s considered parody.
And yeah…as Tweety himself would put it. “Ain’t I a stinka?”
Yes, Tweety. You are indeed a stinker. And this definitely made me laugh, all while taking me back to watching Looney Toons with my Dad and asking him to explain a few of the period specific jokes I didn’t get. (Like Old Bay in the medicine cabinet.)