Probably half of them wouldn't even understand. But I do agree what is missing in the world today. Along with the punishment of those children who do wrong by their parents
These are genuinely National Treasures. It's amazing what they were able to do with no computers, no time-code, and very little budget. Thank you for posting these, and I hope there are more to come! :)
I am nudging 60 years old and I still laugh at this stuff, I also am very surprised that the 'do- gooders ' haven't done away with these cartoons 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Little budget? Please look at the army of animators, background, and foreground artists, color graders that were used to crank out this stuff in the credits. Even today, with computer assistance, much of the grunt work is farmed out to South Korean studios for finishing and retouching.
@@ivanfairweather6049 In the 1930's-60's, none of that was true. None of the Warner cartoons were 'farmed out' overseas, and the budget for the animation studio (Termite Terrace, as the animators called it) was indeed small, since the cartoons were just an add-on to feature films, and didn't generate profits themselves. What you're describing came into play more in the 80's and onward. Now, it's common to see 50 colorists and 75 background artists, etc., because what was once seen as a throw away has become a very lucrative market...
I can't remember the last time I heard the Looney Tunes theme music. That really brings back some golden memories of sitting down with my three brothers and dad _(RIP) (And sometimes my mum (RIP).),_ to watch their cartoons back in the 60's and 70's.
You may already know this: Foghorn's based on Senator Cleghorn, a character created for radio but also featured in a movie at th-cam.com/video/cIwsD3GAV8U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-XOXPavhn2ql8gBZ
It's wonderful that these cartoons are finally being released to the general public. 🏆 They were as generational as Frosty the Snowman, It's the Great Pumpkin and It's a Wonderful Life... Thank you from all of us that are still kids at heart! 😁
@@carmendawnallan8871 Jealous here! 😊 I'm that old too! 🤭 Today's cartoons don't hold up to Merrie Melodies, Warner Brothers and Looney Tunes Fun factoid I just learned. Warner Brothers was an American animation studio that was active from 1933 to 1969. It was one of the most successful animation studios in American history. 1969? I was ripe for cartoons at 9 years old. I see now why I watched so many cartoons that were repeats! Lol! Enjoy your week sister! 😊🌻💛
1:45 - "Everyday its the same thing!" Still awed that it was Barnyard Dog that started this Feud... love the different sound effects each time Foghorn has to whack Barnyard Dog in the caboose...
This is actually Henery Hawk’s second short. He first showed up in a Chuck Jones short “The Squawkin’ Hawk” in 1942. Amusingly enough, Henery was supposed to be the main character of this short, but a certain loud mouthed Southern rooster appearing for the very first time stole the show. Also, that fight with the horse gets me every time.
In fact Chuck only used Henery twice more after this short both featuring Daffy counting the cameo in The Scarlet Pumpernickel which was his last short that Chuck used him. You Were Never Duckier was his only other staring role from Chuck Jones. Otherwise Robert McKimson used the exclusively with Foghorn til Henery was retired in 1961.
@@The-GreenHornet you have to have enormously shitty taste to like the 60's Warner Bros cartoons. The studio closed in 63, the last few cartoons produced were notoriously bad.
Yeah first Foghorn whooping the dog's ass with a wooden paddle, then running away until the dog is stopped by his lease and then Foghorn smacking him saying "Ahhhhhhhhh shut up!"🤣
I love these old cartoons from my childhood. Saturday mornings, grab a bowl of cereal and sit in front of the tv watching the Bugs Bunny Road Runner show. You knew cartoons were over when American Bandstand came on.
Anyone else notice at the beginning, in the distant shot the lowest mailbox says 'Henry' but then in the close-up shot it says 'Henery'? Presumably this was due to space constraints in the former illustration. Guess you could say I've got eyes like a hawk. :P
@@stephenholloway6893 Not just for the audio but some Looney Tunes cartoons are have issues and inappropriate matter such as racism and other unnecessary matter that not include or recommend to upload or commit harm for the young viewers. 🙂
I watched and saw every Looney tunes.. Every Saturday morning when I was a kid I'd be up at the crack of dawn watching these cartoons I'm in my 50s now and still love them and watch them if i come across them on tv...no cartoons today compare to Looney tunes...even though they seem kinda violent today when I watch but hey my generation turned out just fine lol😂
This is I SAY THIS IS one of my favorites with ol' Foggy. Pay attention, son. If I remember correctly, WB writers based Foghorn Leghorn on a southern Senator named Claghorn. Probably talked that way. I SAY HE TALKED THAT WAY! That boy reminds me of Paul Revere's ride...a little light in the belfry.
Senator Claghorn was a character on Fred Allen’s radio show, played by Kenny Delmar. Claghorn was very popular, so he was a ripe target for Looney Tunes.
Geez, that little guy is strong! Never mind figuring out who's the chicken, Henery could probably prey on an elephant if he wanted! Now all he's gotta decide is who tastes better to him.
No agenda or hidden message?? I would argue there's a hidden message of *guilt*. Why would a chicken hawk feel guilty about eating what they evolved to and comes natural to them? 🤔🙄
Really? Like playing on the tropes of regional accents and customs? Or the subterfuge of the slang usage of "chicken hawk" for carnality of various forms. The writers of Loony Tunes were operating way above the fourth grade level of masses that viewed it. Those on the inside got a really good chuckle 🤫.
Classics are still the best! Been a loooooooong time since I've seen Henery Hawk. First time was at the drive-in. Thanx muchly for sharing, and for the nostalgia trip.
5:01 I never understood what was happening in this scene until now. I realized in the last shot Henery was holding a piano and a frying pan. So I guess he played the piano to lure the dog over to him and hit him with the frying pan. I didn’t realize this til now because I didn’t see what Henery was carrying before and I didn’t realize the piano music was diagetic. I thought the dog just started dancing for no reason.
The 60s were a dark time for animation. Studios didn't want to put money into it. In fact, if you were trying to get a contract to produce an animated series, you basically had to prove you could do it cheaper than the next guy.
@@CelestialJudge That's because people used to make these shorts to go in theaters in front of a movie, but by the time of the 60s, you had to make them for TV (theaters stopped showing short cartoons in front of movies), which required a tight budget, especially after Hannah Barbara mastered the art of limited animation to make 22 minute cartoons cheaper than the 7 minute shorts of Looney Tunes and such from back in the day.
These classic Looney Tunes cartoons will always be the BEST! Also it was so funny when Henry Hawk let the dog off his leash and then he started to mess Foghorn up BAD!🤣
Nothing compares to the classic cartoons ftom Warner Brothers, Merrie Melodies, and Looney Toons...., My personal favourite...The Three Little Bops!!😁👍👍
This is truly great, what a way to let your kid down. everyone should ruin their kids self confidence this way. being humble would have whole new meaning. and Foghorn Leghorn was the cherry on top.
OMG I thought I would listen to that music again. I'm so excited. I love my old cartoons. I used to watch them when I was a little girl. Thank you so much!!! 😱🙀🤯
These cartoons are truly beautiful, they are works of art ,.so much work goes in to each second, Thank you for posting I laughed as a child,, now I laugh as a grey haired grumpy old man 😂
These old cartoons were the best and they still are. Kids these days are missing out on some good laughs
Ain't that the truth
Probably half of them wouldn't even understand. But I do agree what is missing in the world today. Along with the punishment of those children who do wrong by their parents
Gotta share them with the young ins ... I make my kids watch these old reels on brunch days 👍
@@nomadsland5078
The operative word 'make' cracks me up! 😄
@@rainforestrc767
....oh, but some think they're too violent. They need to look at today's video games! Lol!
The OG Looney Tunes will always be the best
@@matthewbuckley7757 Indeed!!
Absolutely 💯
@@shadowkick2852 Sucks that WB is being run by an awful CEO
Bugs 🪳 Bunny 🐰: Hey 👋
Indeed
I remember these cartoons being on television, back when I was a kid in the 70s. They're still the best.
Yep
70s? 50s, for me!
70s for me
2000s for me! Every morning even though I had school. I got lucky when I had days off. 😂
I'll one up you, I remember them from the 60's. Still love them.
I still watch them old cartoons with my grand children. Brings back good old memories.
Hen of a hound
These are genuinely National Treasures. It's amazing what they were able to do with no computers, no time-code, and very little budget. Thank you for posting these, and I hope there are more to come! :)
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I am nudging 60 years old and I still laugh at this stuff, I also am very surprised that the 'do- gooders ' haven't done away with these cartoons 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Little budget? Please look at the army of animators, background, and foreground artists, color graders that were used to crank out this stuff in the credits. Even today, with computer assistance, much of the grunt work is farmed out to South Korean studios for finishing and retouching.
@@ivanfairweather6049 In the 1930's-60's, none of that was true. None of the Warner cartoons were 'farmed out' overseas, and the budget for the animation studio (Termite Terrace, as the animators called it) was indeed small, since the cartoons were just an add-on to feature films, and didn't generate profits themselves.
What you're describing came into play more in the 80's and onward. Now, it's common to see 50 colorists and 75 background artists, etc., because what was once seen as a throw away has become a very lucrative market...
@madnessbydesign1415 Please read my response carefully. I delineated the hand drawn, and computer aided eras.
Don't forget Mel Blanc for all the great voices and caricatures he gave us.
Mel the GREAT!
Amen
Foghorn Leghorn has always been my favourite.
Is he, I say, is he really.
Mines too that roosters smart and funny
Ditto.😂
Mine too ! 👍😁
Always my fav too!
This cartoon was nominated for an Oscar.
The best cartoons ever.. Every Saturday morning with the biggest bowl you can find of your favorite cereal.
Honeycombs big yeah yeah yeah, it's not small no no no.
Ice cream
Those were the best times of my life... then I grew up got married then divorced... but I still have cartoons and cereal 😅
The ‘40s - a golden age for Hollywood, US cartoons, and radio 👏🏻
These classic cartoons are amazing … nothing to touch them since
I can't remember the last time I heard the Looney Tunes theme music. That really brings back some golden memories of sitting down with my three brothers and dad _(RIP) (And sometimes my mum (RIP).),_ to watch their cartoons back in the 60's and 70's.
I say, I say, I say my Saturday morning is now complete. 😂❤
Satisfactory, that is.
Lol👌🤣👍
💯👍
❤🎉
Thanks, I say, thanks kid.
Thanks for showing a full Foghorn Leghorn. Don't know why there isn't more.
Foghorn will always be my favourite character.
I thought it was just me!😮😅. He was my profile picture for awhile.
Him and Yosimite Sam.
@@jaydickey1049 Wonder why that is 💭 me too.
@@numberone5680Your profile picture is a polar bear
@@Sashaprongg384 “WAS”‼️ Definition? In the past! 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏼♀️🙈
The debut of Foghorn Leghorn!
@@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947 I love Daffy Duck but Foghorn is so funny
Daffy Duck 🦆: Boo 😒
I say I say my first cartoon cartoon
You may already know this: Foghorn's based on Senator Cleghorn, a character created for radio but also featured in a movie at th-cam.com/video/cIwsD3GAV8U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-XOXPavhn2ql8gBZ
@dontaylor7315 I actually did nor know that thank you very much
This brings back childhood memories!!❤
That’s the sound of Saturday morning in the 70’s. Love that cartoon music
It's wonderful that these cartoons are finally being released to the general public.
🏆 They were as generational as Frosty the Snowman, It's the Great Pumpkin and It's a Wonderful Life...
Thank you from all of us that are still kids at heart! 😁
@Echo_1174 I got most,on DVDs and VHS lol. I'm that old,lmao !
@@carmendawnallan8871
Jealous here! 😊
I'm that old too! 🤭
Today's cartoons don't hold up to Merrie Melodies, Warner Brothers and Looney Tunes
Fun factoid I just learned. Warner Brothers was an American animation studio that was active from 1933 to 1969. It was one of the most successful animation studios in American history.
1969? I was ripe for cartoons at 9 years old.
I see now why I watched so many cartoons that were repeats! Lol!
Enjoy your week sister!
😊🌻💛
Txs Sister I'm,57 now and I'll never grow old of Looney tunes. Watching till,the Grave I'll be here😂🤗
Have a Fabulous Day sister! @@Echo_1174
1:45 - "Everyday its the same thing!" Still awed that it was Barnyard Dog that started this Feud... love the different sound effects each time Foghorn has to whack Barnyard Dog in the caboose...
The only Oscar nominated short directed by Robert McKimson.
Wow. I actually didn’t know that.
The other was 1957's "Tabasco Road" staring Speedy Gonzales.
@@IanMiranda-2006-2 Forgot about that one my error.
I also forgot that that short was also nominated for an Academy Award as well.
Robert Mckimson Jr is my stepfather.
This is actually Henery Hawk’s second short. He first showed up in a Chuck Jones short “The Squawkin’ Hawk” in 1942. Amusingly enough, Henery was supposed to be the main character of this short, but a certain loud mouthed Southern rooster appearing for the very first time stole the show. Also, that fight with the horse gets me every time.
In fact Chuck only used Henery twice more after this short both featuring Daffy counting the cameo in The Scarlet Pumpernickel which was his last short that Chuck used him. You Were Never Duckier was his only other staring role from Chuck Jones. Otherwise Robert McKimson used the exclusively with Foghorn til Henery was retired in 1961.
I wonder, I say, I wonder who you mean by “loud mouthed southern rooster” 🤪
@@williamsanborn9195 Care to I say care to guess?
@@stephenholloway6893😢
Thanks.😂 Foghorn Leghorn is one of my favorite cartoon's character. Along with Daffy Duck and Porky Pig.
It's so satisfying to see the dog finally let off of his leash.
Though, it's him who started the war by smashing a watermelon upon Foghorn Leghorn's head xD
Keep telling yourself that
One of my favorite characters. Worked with a guy in FDNY who was just like Foghorn. Funny as hell.
3:46 "Nice boy, but he doesn't listen to a word ya say."
kids, I say, kids of today 😂
He was speaking about culture. The bird has already been deemed a racist. Accurate though.
Wonder if Itchy and Scratchy has days like this
The croquet, I say, the croquet shot was hilarious! Pay attention, boy.
That 2x4 whipping he gives the dog lol!!!
They should put these back on Saturday morning.....
They can't because they are to violent according to the government.
it's already on me TV toons
Absolutely!!!!!?
@@edkudray2060 it comes on everyday on me toons already
Yes they should
This is pure GOLD !
The cartoons of the 1930s and 1940s are simply the best!
Nay, too dark and strange looking. Warner Brothers cartoons were best in the 60's.
@@The-GreenHornet nah, 1937-1955 were the golden years for looney tunes… it was all down hill from there 🙄
@@BuddyFellows-xd9yn100 x better than today.
Greetings from the Netherlands.
@@The-GreenHornet you have to have enormously shitty taste to like the 60's Warner Bros cartoons. The studio closed in 63, the last few cartoons produced were notoriously bad.
I think the 50s era of Looney Tunes were better and it remain copyright protected
Loved this cartoon. First appearance of Foghorn Leghorn pretty much.
" i say pay attention boy "
2:06 That running gag never gets old. 😂
Yeah
Yeah first Foghorn whooping the dog's ass with a wooden paddle, then running away until the dog is stopped by his lease and then Foghorn smacking him saying "Ahhhhhhhhh shut up!"🤣
6:10 G.A.G. Reference to Magic English Disney.
road runner and foghorn my favorites ,miss the 60's and early 70's
I love these old cartoons from my childhood. Saturday mornings, grab a bowl of cereal and sit in front of the tv watching the Bugs Bunny Road Runner show. You knew cartoons were over when American Bandstand came on.
I remember watching this on a black and white TV as a kid. Fog horn and Marvin was my favourite characters.
This is when cartoons where cartoons.😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
OMG!! The dog, the horse, and Foghorn Leghorn getting into that barn brawl!! Freakin' hilarious! I had tears in my eyes I was laughing so hard! 🤣🤣
It's About Time He Whoop His Ass 😂.
😂
2:59 „OOOOOOH! That‘s the biggest Chickeeeeeeeeeeen ever i seeeeeeeeeeen!
So round. So „foim“. So fully-packed.“
@@AmirkuroshNasserabadi Ever we seen!
Great memories of Sunday mornings as a kid in the 80's/90's
Anyone else notice at the beginning, in the distant shot the lowest mailbox says 'Henry' but then in the close-up shot it says 'Henery'? Presumably this was due to space constraints in the former illustration. Guess you could say I've got eyes like a hawk. :P
Best damn cartoons of ALL time. Nothing even comes remotely close to the brilliance of the original Looney Tunes. Mel Blanc was THE GREATEST.
The aesthetics of old cartoon are so good feels like a time lost
Its nice to know that all the other cartoons are back on this channel and are no longer private!
Still didn't fix the audio though.
@@glowworm2 Yeah but the rest of the cartoons they been uploading have the correct audio from the original cartoons.
Very true.
So what was the point of private them if they didn't fix the audio?
@@stephenholloway6893 Not just for the audio but some Looney Tunes cartoons are have issues and inappropriate matter such as racism and other unnecessary matter that not include or recommend to upload or commit harm for the young viewers. 🙂
I watched and saw every Looney tunes.. Every Saturday morning when I was a kid I'd be up at the crack of dawn watching these cartoons I'm in my 50s now and still love them and watch them if i come across them on tv...no cartoons today compare to Looney tunes...even though they seem kinda violent today when I watch but hey my generation turned out just fine lol😂
Don’t you call me… I say, don’t you call me a chicken, you chicken!
Rhode Island Red was my fav. LOL so much when telling the little Chicken Hawk, that the dog was a big rooster. Ha !!!
Ah Ah I'm A Telling Ya Boy !!
1:41 "EVERYDAY ITS THE SAME THING!!"
These old cartoons. Were the best. They. Were my word when I was a kid
This is I SAY THIS IS one of my favorites with ol' Foggy. Pay attention, son. If I remember correctly, WB writers based Foghorn Leghorn on a southern Senator named Claghorn. Probably talked that way. I SAY HE TALKED THAT WAY! That boy reminds me of Paul Revere's ride...a little light in the belfry.
Senator Claghorn was a character on Fred Allen’s radio show, played by Kenny Delmar. Claghorn was very popular, so he was a ripe target for Looney Tunes.
@@markschildberg1667 Thanks for the correction.
These loony tunes cartoons have been always my favorite and I love watching I fall apart laughing ❤❤😂😂
Geez, that little guy is strong! Never mind figuring out who's the chicken, Henery could probably prey on an elephant if he wanted! Now all he's gotta decide is who tastes better to him.
This was when cartoons were really good and funny !!!
The earlier episodes with Mel Blanc were the best. They put together a great crew for those episodes.
Raised my kids and my grandkids on Looney Toons. Best cartoons ever. We have the entire DVD collection. Beats streaming!!😊
It really takes you back to a time when things were simpler and didn’t have an agenda or hidden message.
No agenda or hidden message?? I would argue there's a hidden message of *guilt*. Why would a chicken hawk feel guilty about eating what they evolved to and comes natural to them? 🤔🙄
Yeah like stupid woke disney now
Your exactly right
There's always been agendas and hidden messages in media. It's just the way they approach it now is different.
Really? Like playing on the tropes of regional accents and customs? Or the subterfuge of the slang usage of "chicken hawk" for carnality of various forms. The writers of Loony Tunes were operating way above the fourth grade level of masses that viewed it. Those on the inside got a really good chuckle 🤫.
Classics are still the best!
Been a loooooooong time since I've seen Henery Hawk.
First time was at the drive-in.
Thanx muchly for sharing, and for the nostalgia trip.
"Are you comin' quietly or does I havta muss ya up?" 😅
This cartoon features the debut of Foghorn Leghorn.
1:45 Everyday it’s the same thing!
2:05 BAAAAAAAH! SHUT UP! 😂
🤣🤣🤣
5:01 I never understood what was happening in this scene until now. I realized in the last shot Henery was holding a piano and a frying pan. So I guess he played the piano to lure the dog over to him and hit him with the frying pan. I didn’t realize this til now because I didn’t see what Henery was carrying before and I didn’t realize the piano music was diagetic. I thought the dog just started dancing for no reason.
This is Foghorn Leghorn's very first appearance.
Old school cartoons were the real deal.Love them I say,I love them.😁
Compare the animation quality of this cartoon to the tripe Warner Bros served up in the early 60’s and it’s saddening.
The 60s were a dark time for animation. Studios didn't want to put money into it. In fact, if you were trying to get a contract to produce an animated series, you basically had to prove you could do it cheaper than the next guy.
@@CelestialJudge That's because people used to make these shorts to go in theaters in front of a movie, but by the time of the 60s, you had to make them for TV (theaters stopped showing short cartoons in front of movies), which required a tight budget, especially after Hannah Barbara mastered the art of limited animation to make 22 minute cartoons cheaper than the 7 minute shorts of Looney Tunes and such from back in the day.
@@Scott89878 Yep. Sad. Early HB things were pretty good, but just got cheesy later. Especially when WB became Warner Brothers 7 Arts. Real poor stuff.
Absolute golden age of cartoons. ❤
OMG, i live seeing REAL cartoons. The best, oldies but goodies
These classic Looney Tunes cartoons will always be the BEST! Also it was so funny when Henry Hawk let the dog off his leash and then he started to mess Foghorn up BAD!🤣
It was the most creative Era
Love it...😅😅
I TOLD YOU BOY , I TOLD YOU ! But my favourite was the road runner . Beep beep . And that little puff of smoke when he goes over the cliff !
1:10 they predicted the future with hawk tuah
I still use the line “ Don’t call me a chicken, you chicken “ 😂
1:41 1:42 1:43 1:44 1:45 „ *EVERY DAY IT‘S THE SAME THING!!!* “
Nothing compares to the classic cartoons ftom Warner Brothers, Merrie Melodies, and Looney Toons...., My personal favourite...The Three Little Bops!!😁👍👍
3:05 "So round. So firm. So fully packed."
For those who don’t know, that’s a nod to the slogan for Lucky Strike cigarettes.
"Are you coming quietly or do I have to must 'ya up?"
@@glowworm2 Yep.
@@glowworm2 It sounds weird out of context
Mel Blanc amazingly did every voice in this cartoon 💁🏽♂️
2:30 Foghorn's impression of a horse.
Haven't seen these in forever. Laughed so hard! Thanks!
6:45 One of these things I say one of these things has got to be a 🐓
This is better than any real shows they have on today
The end is insane 😂😂😂😂😂
I'm sure it greatly amused kids growing up in the 1950s and 60s.
I'm still a big kid . Lol 😂
This is truly great, what a way to let your kid down. everyone should ruin their kids self confidence this way. being humble would have whole new meaning. and Foghorn Leghorn was the cherry on top.
The debuts of that loudmouth shnook Foghorn Leghorn and Barnyard Dog created by Robert McKimson
Henry Hawk was originally created by Chuck Jones
Foghorn Leghorn: Halt!
Henry Hawk: Nice 👍 Doggy!
Didn’t realize how much I missed his “Here, chick chick chick chick!”
Or “Ahh SHADDAP!”
AAAAHHHH SHUT UP (Foghorn Leghorn, 1946) 2:06
Priceless,Making me laugh LOL after all these years (65) .Those were the days, The characters voices were as funny as the story line.
5:50 "Hubba, hubba, hubba, hubba!"
5:36
Hubba, hubba, hubba!
Saturday morning , a burger , a six pack and the cartoons . Can 't beat it !
This was actually the first cartoon I saw Foghorn Leghorn in.
That's because this was his first ever appearance. This was the first time anyone ever saw Foghorn
@@theguywiththegoatee7801 I saw this on a VHS tape.
Foghorn Leghorn: Bonjour!
I'm 65and still love these.
I grew up watching this dozens of times it's amazing how well all this holds up. The animation the writing and the voice overs. 🤣
The Foghorn's croquet set-up of the Barnyard Dog's head with the mallet starting at 3:25 is a scream. My friends and I were laughing like hyenas.
Kids awful strong pulling a horse, dog, and chicken like that! 🤣😂🤣😂
Haven't seen these in years it's good to see them
Ima chicken hawk, one of my favorite characters
Got in some good laughs watching this growing up I think it was Mel Blanc doing the voiceover
3:11 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
6:01 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 These parts never get old
OMG I thought I would listen to that music again. I'm so excited. I love my old cartoons. I used to watch them when I was a little girl. Thank you so much!!! 😱🙀🤯
Keep it here, please please please 🙏, don't let it go away!!!
This cartoon imparticular has always been my fav. This verses today’s cartoons is so much better in every way.
Yet another thank you.
You’re welcome 😇
These cartoons are truly beautiful, they are works of art ,.so much work goes in to each second, Thank you for posting I laughed as a child,, now I laugh as a grey haired grumpy old man 😂
5:42 Don't you call me, I say, don't you call me a chicken! You chicken! 😠