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In his prime he used to shave with a blowtorch, part his hair with a pistol shot and munch cow pie

Two of those three Desperate Dan-isms sound adventuresome. The other....

I'm guessing in the UK 'cow pie' means something quite different than it does here. In the US, a comic-book hero with that dietary preference would, well, TBH words fail me here. But it wouldn't go well.

Red Flag laws come to Toonville. Don't forget: In the eyes of the Left, we're all Fudds.

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:

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Originally posted by YellowJacket:
I watched 2 or 3 episodes of this with my boys the other day (5 and 3 y.o.) They were great and I didn't think anything of Fudd not having a gun.

I think you're missing the point.

I watched a couple last night,

I thought they were well done overall,

did seem odd to see Fudd running towards Bugs w nothing his hands,

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Originally posted by joel9507:I'm guessing in the UK 'cow pie' means something quite different than it does here.

Y'see, ENGLISH English imagines a cow-pie as large crusty pie with bits of a cow in it, imagined, by the cartoonist, as a large crusty pie, crimped around the edges, with a pair of cow horns sticking out of it.

In much the same way as 'apple pie' is a pie with apples in it, although 'horse apples' are a euphemism for horse-shit.

What you are referring to would, over here, be called cowshit, and definitely NOT for inclusion in a kids' comic.