Bullwinkle sings Gordon Lightfoot!!

[joveski]

LOL!!

YouTube- Bullwinkle sings Gordon Lightfoot

[Jesse Joe]

This is great ! lol :biggrin:

[jj]

btw, ya might find Val's added tidbit ironic/interesting:)

http://www.corfid.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=18326&highlight=bullwinkle

[Auburn Annie]

I like the fact that the address is at the Haight in San Fran - somebody's still trippin'. Bill Scott (who voiced Bullwinkle) died in 1985. Anybody know who's behind this? And has Gord ever heard it?

[jj]

who's behind it? if you mean who did it, char gave link in the earlier moose thread http://www.youtube.com/user/xopherfree

[Borderstone]

"Hey Rocky!" :eek:

"Watch me pull a ballad outta mah hat"! LOL!!!! :biggrin:

I love it!!!!!!! :cool:

[timetraveler]

Crazy man! Really crazy!:)

[patybear]

lol,thats tooo funny!(Tongue firmly in cheek)Forgive them Gordy,they
know not what they do!
patybear
p.s.-Am I the only member here who is old enough to remember Bullwinkle?

[fezo]

lol,thats tooo funny!(Tongue firmly in cheek)Forgive them Gordy,they
know not what they do!
patybear
p.s.-Am I the only member here who is old enough to remember Bullwinkle?
Surely you jest.

I remember when Bullwinkle went to prime time. We didn't have a color TV but the kids three houses up did. I saw the initial Bullwinkle episode and Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color with Ludwig Von Drake playing the color organ.

[Auburn Annie]

Oh, no I remember the show from the first time around. LOVED the fractured fairy tale segment ("ya gotta SUFFER!" - The Shoemaker and the Elves, I think) mostly because of Edward Everett Horton's narration. I was just old enough to "get" the grownup zingers built into the stories. Laid the path for Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, in a way (and yes, Bart Simpson et al.) In any event it appealed to my warped sense of humor, still does.

[bjm7777]

"Hey Rocky!" :eek:

"Watch me pull a ballad outta mah hat"! LOL!!!! :biggrin:

I love it!!!!!!! :cool:


"No doubt about it - Ah gotta get another hat!"

[Sydney Steve]

(In a parallel Universe)

While I will be vilified for saying this .... I have to say Bullwinkle's voice is not what it was in the 70's . I will no longer listen to the pale imitation of Bullwinkle's voice . Also without wishing to echo EXACTLY WHAT THE FEMALES ON THIS SITE WERE THINKING I doubt he has the stamina of days of old.
His antlers do not seem to stand up and greet the sun like than they once did ... - a fine animal like him should not be shown with that scourge afflicting the ageing of all species.
In his case "Moose Droop".
Although there seem still to be a few life-long admirers who will hang around back-stage still willing to take a chance and test out the strength of his horns given half an opportunity.

Ahhh where was that Shiraz !!!

[Peter Bro10]

Thank you for the comic relief!!
This is clearly destined to be a classic!!

[DellroyGM]

Oh, my word!! Too funny!

I am one of those old enough to remember Rocky and Bullwinkle. Did any of the oldsters notice the six foot, mechanical, metal-munching mice? One of my favorite dialogs of all time on the Bullwinkle show is the two old men who sometimes appeared on the show, sitting on a porch and discussing the scene:

man 1: "now there's something you don't see every day."

man 2: "what's that?"

man1: "a six foot, mechanical, metal-munching mouse."

man 2: "Oh, I don't know, these woods are full of mice."