Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow


In keeping with the custom of saying ‘Rabbits’ on the first of each month, hare is the first ever Bugs Bunny.  Before evolution happened.

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On this soggy day, I am

Off on a ballet important mission,

Though for  more comfort I am wishin’,

Through lots of squelch I wend my way

To fetch granddaughter from ballet!

© November 2016 Colonialist (WordPress)

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8 Responses to Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow

  1. That’s a new one on me. Rabbits??? How strange.
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    • colonialist says:

      It is fairly widespread. Variations include that it has to be ‘White Rabbits’, or that it has to be in a particular month, or that instead of attracting gifts it is to give good luck or avert bad luck.

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  2. Debra says:

    And what a beautiful ballerina she is! Thanks for the video, as well. I just heard a radio commentary stating that Bugs Bunny was modeled after Groucho Marx. I can see that in the Bugs I grew up with, but I’ve never seen this very first cartoon. Fascinating!

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    • colonialist says:

      One can certainly see some Groucho in classic Bugs cartoons.
      Did you notice that from around the middle, Bugs was given a laugh which obviously evolved into the Woody Woodpecker one? (dit-dit-dit-dah-dah)

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  3. disperser says:

    I’m glad it evolved to the latter incarnation. That bordered on the seriously annoying. Then again, them were simpler times.

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