17 thoughts on “Stupid Tuesday Questions: Meep Meep Edition

  1. Hell is other Cartoons: A meta-textual comparison of graphic images versus literary metaphor: considering existential hopelessness, Wile E Coyote as exemplar vis a vis Gregor Samsa, with consideration of Calvinistic predestination in the preordained failure, despite an outwardly righteous life, in Mr. E Fudd with metaphysical relations to the changing nature of right and wrong, good and evil, in preindustrial natural societies compared with post-modern relativism in the Rabbit Season/ Duck Season milieu as mediated by Bugs Bunny as cross dressing, gender fluid role model.Report

  2. Imbued with the Holy: A Different Type of God Particle Explains Why Falling Objects Destroy Physical Structures But Not Living Bodies..Report

  3. Subverting The Tradition: Is Wagner more bearable when performed by a bunny in Drag?

    Clean hands: A psychological examination into why Bugs Bunny wears gloves and nothing else.

    Do Both Sides Do It?: Why Duck Season/Rabbit Season explains the breakdown of cartoon society and increased gridlock in Congress.Report

  4. Transient Local Gravitational Anomalies and Predator-Prey Interactions: Population Dynamics in the Southwest

    Directional Guidance Cues in Migration: Albuquerque as Key Path DeterminantReport

  5. Boy, I Say Boy: Southern Plantations, Roosters and Chicken Hawk Profiling during the Post-Chicken Coop Reconctruction Era.Report

  6. The Jessica Rabbit Study: How real women can avoid gravity to resemble their cartoon counterparts*.

    *Internal organ damage, sterility, and stress fractures are common side effects.Report

  7. Applications of Dimensional Topography: Mapping of Two Dimensional Images onto Three Dimensional Spaces For Transit Purposes.Report

    1. My brother and his friends, when less than totally sober, tried a similar field study. According to him, even when replicated under conditions of total sobriety, banana peels are apparently frictionless. 🙂Report

  8. Help!: A longitudinal study of the lifespans of Birdius high-ballius and Famishius vulgaris ingeniusi when utilizing Acme Corp. productsReport

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