Quotes from Hair-Raising Hare (1946)
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Bugs Bunny:
[Bugs first sees Gossamer, turns around, makes funny faces and holds up a signs that says "yipe!" in small lettering, and then turns the sign around which says "YIPE!" in large lettering]
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Mel Blanc
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Hair-Raising Hare
(1946)
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Bugs Bunny:
[to Gossamer/Rudolph] Hey, Frankenstein!
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Mel Blanc
in
Hair-Raising Hare
(1946)
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Bugs Bunny:
And don't think it hasn't been a little slice of heaven... 'cause it hasn't.
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Mel Blanc
in
Hair-Raising Hare
(1946)
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Bugs Bunny:
And so, having disposed of the monster, exit our hero through the front door, stage right, none the worse for his harrowing experience.
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Mel Blanc
in
Hair-Raising Hare
(1946)
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Bugs Bunny:
And so, having re-redisposed of the monster, exit our...
[wind-up decoy walks by] Bugs Bunny: ... he... ro. Mechanical. [decoy kisses Bugs] Bugs Bunny: Well, so it's mechanical. [follows decoy]
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Mel Blanc
in
Hair-Raising Hare
(1946)
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Bugs Bunny:
Is there a doctor in the house? Is there a doctor in the house?
Doctor in audience: I'm a doctor! Bugs Bunny: Eh, what's up, doc?
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Mel Blanc
in
Hair-Raising Hare
(1946)
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Bugs Bunny:
Oh, for shame! Just look at your fingernails!
[Rushes off and immediately returns with manicurist's table and equipment and begins to do the monster's nails] Bugs Bunny: My, I bet you monsters lead interesting lives. I said to my girlfriend just the other day - Gee, I'll bet monsters are interesting, I said. The places you must go and the places you must see, my stars! And I'll bet you meet a lot of interesting people, too. I'm always interested in meeting interesting people. Now let's dip our patties in the water! [Dips the monster's hands into two bowls where two mousetraps snap shut on them]
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Mel Blanc
in
Hair-Raising Hare
(1946)
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Bugs:
That's the trouble with some dames. Kiss em and they fly apart!
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Mel Blanc
in
Hair-Raising Hare
(1946)
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[Bugs goes up a flight of stairs but the lights aren't on. Gossamer chases after him, but Bugs runs back down the stairs and runs into Gossamer]
Bugs Bunny: Don't go up there! It's dark!
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Mel Blanc
in
Hair-Raising Hare
(1946)
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