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Easter quiz

murieljohn | 12:29 Fri 20th Feb 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Which adversary of Bugs Bunny often utters the line ''Shhhhhh, be vewy, vewy quite; Im
hunting wabbits'' shortly before he injures himself?

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mazie

Elma Fudd ? (not sure of the spelling though)

Elmer Fudd

sorry mazie you weren't there when I started typing.

I typed it into Google and got the answer.

mazie

good job vegasmad, I got the spelling wrong :o)

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Thanks to all

probably just shows that I need to get out more!! :-D

He usually says it as Bugs Bunny appears holding a sign saying RABBIT and an arrow pointing to Daffy Duck :-)

Classic.

smouse

so did I just put it in quotes on google its easy to find

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