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GameMaster · 04-28-2005, 06:58 PM

LOL, I love how Warner Bros. calls the current Loonatics 'early drawings' now. Talk about lame cover-up.

I'm sorry, but was Thomas around between the years of 1930 to 1969? Nope. Therefore, he can never be a true fan of the Looney Tunes series.

All the credit and glory needs to be directed toward the website designer. His site collected more signatures than pathetic Thomas did.

All Thomas did was collect 20 signatures on paper from his school, big deal?

In conclusion: Go home Thomas and find something to rob glory from that is from your era. You will never be a true Looney Tunes fan and if I have any say in this, I would force you to watch Loonatics for the rest of your life with only brief breaks to use the bathroom and eat.

04-28-2005, 06:58 PM	#56
GameMaster ★★★ GameMaster is offline Now Playing: Posts: 14,194	Re: The Re-Imagined Bugs Bunny.. Get Ready to Cry LOL, I love how Warner Bros. calls the current Loonatics 'early drawings' now. Talk about lame cover-up. I'm sorry, but was Thomas around between the years of 1930 to 1969? Nope. Therefore, he can never be a true fan of the Looney Tunes series. All the credit and glory needs to be directed toward the website designer. His site collected more signatures than pathetic Thomas did. All Thomas did was collect 20 signatures on paper from his school, big deal? In conclusion: Go home Thomas and find something to rob glory from that is from your era. You will never be a true Looney Tunes fan and if I have any say in this, I would force you to watch Loonatics for the rest of your life with only brief breaks to use the bathroom and eat.