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   August Abolins to Ron Lauzon   
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   18 Feb 21 21:17:00   
   
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   Hello Ron Lauzon!   
      
   ** On Tuesday 16.02.21 - 13:20, Ron Lauzon wrote to August Abolins:   
      
      
    AA>> I enjoyed the Looney Tunes.  The Roadrunner always   
    AA>> perplexed me and I (as a pre-schooler and early grader)   
    AA>> could never understand the joke in the Latin subtitles..   
      
    RL> Sort of like watching the old Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons today.   
      
    RL> There were soooo many jokes in there that kids just would not get.   
      
   OMG.  I just started watching a compilation of Rocky Bullwinkle     
   that was offered on YT.  I remember many of the animations and     
   intros of the various shows: Mr Peabody, Aesop and Son, etc..     
   But I have to say that I do NOT remember any of the puns. At my     
   age back then I don't even think I knew what a pun was.   
      
   The episodes are loaded with puns!  I'm laughing pretty hard -     
   mostly because their actually pretty good, and partly because I     
   missed those back then!   
      
   I'm watching one collection that involves a giant trunk, the     
   treasure of Monte Zooma. In it is some great treasure. Turns out     
   to be a car, but Boris thinks it's solid gold because the     
   license plate says "14-K".   Anyway.. the plot ensues, and the     
   next episode introduces Boris as The Laughing Latvian.  (That's     
   pretty cool, 'cuz I'm Latvian!)   
      
   In another episode Rocky and Bullwinkle end up in a silly play     
   of words, and the narrator says "stop your persistant     
   persiflage".  I'm thinking there is NO WAY that a kid would get     
   that word.   
      
   Anyway.. this shit is pretty good with the puns!  :D   
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