Stuff for Tomorrow from Yesterday

[Anonymous]

House of Tomorrow.

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Car of Tomorrow.

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TV of Tomorrow.

With Zahzoo as a special guest, going to the pictures.

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Farm of Tomorrow. The three final jokes made me laugh really hard, and watch & post them.

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Cheers! :bottle:

[Anonymous]

Hey, I remember watching these cartoons along with the Tom And Jerry ones. :D Still funny after all these years.

Yeah, they're still my favourite cartoons. I guess it's because back then, since noone cared much about political correctness, you could go a lot farther with a joke than you can now.

And though racism, xenophobia, sexism, sexual deviance, etc. are not things to be endorsed, they ARE to be made FUN OF.

'Cause humour exists so we can laugh at bad things.

In no way I'd stop a woman from driving. Ever. But I'll make a ton of jokes about that stereotype, just like in those cartoons.

PC & humour don't mix. And for me, humour wins all the time.

It even gets to the point where I missed lots of opportunities to get laid, because there was a grate joke poking at me at the wrong time...

Of course I had to laugh afterwards.

Wow, it turned into a ramble. Let's make up for it.

The Astounding World of the Future. Top shite.

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Cheers! :bottle:

[Anonymous]

Hope you don't mind my posting this clip as it isn't exactly on topic, but it is another Fred Quimby production. Funny as Hell and not by any means PC.

'Course I don't mind. Go ahead & post funnies. It's still on topic.

Edit: Watching that, another reason for things being funnier back then springs to mind. Noone bothered explaining jokes, or making sure you spotted them. You either got 'em or you didn't.

Nowadays, "comedians" want to make sure you understand, so they'll explain it all very well before the punchline. When they do deliver it, the joke's already stale.

Ah, good ole days...

Cheers! :bottle:

[Anonymous]

Wouldn't it be more important to have good manners and be polite to each other than to be PC? Racists these days are good at hiding their feelings. You could be working side by side with one everyday and not know it.

As for other examples of PC, do we really need to change the word "retarded" to "mentally-challenged?" If you're short, you're short. "Vertically-challenged??" But I have to admit that I prefer to say "bathroom tissue" over "toilet paper" because TP sounds crude.

You're spot on. When making a joke - at least for me - EVERYTHING is allowed. The stronger, the better. But only in jokes.

I make fun of all stereotypes, and people are rarely insulted at my jokes. Because I only tell them to the people who know me, and they know I respect them. A lot.

It's when you really hate some race or nationlity, or whatever, that the problem exists. But that's a whole other issue, and PC jokes will NOT solve it.

As for the last part, there's something that came up quite unexpectedly - making fun of not the stereotypes, but of the political correctness itself.

Nowadays, I say "coloured young man" instead of black guy because it's funnier. Or "mentally sluggish", or other variants. I'm making fun of the PC. But "bathroom tissue" is a first for me. British have lots of expressions for that, though. Loo paper, bog roll, etc.

I like bog roll. Kinda funny.

Anyways, if people respect one another, hard jokes are not insulting. PC jokes, however, are. They try to hide the issue instead of solving it. THAT is insulting.

Cheers! :bottle:

[Anonymous]

Hahahaha, top shite, always loved that song. Never could sing it, though. Can't stutter fast enough.

I do keep singing this one, one of me favorites.

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Cheers! :bottle:

[Anonymous]

All this talk about the past & old songs got me thinking of Al Jolson.

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Lawdy, Lawdy, Lawdy - More Swanee: http://www.archive.org/details/DownW...ByAlJolson1916

And of course, even the Masters pay tribute to Al.

Chas & Dave sing:

Swanee
Babyface (this song appears alot in Tom & Jerry cartoons)
There's a Lump of Sugar down in Dixie
Every Little Movement
Anniversary Song
Alabamy Bound
Down where the Swanee River Flows
Where the Black Eyed Susans Grow
Robert E Lee
Every Little While

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Cheers! :bottle:

[Anonymous]

You know, recently I found out this is not the original version of "Is You Is."

Who wrote that song? I searched high n' low, and couldn't find any info on it.

Cheers! :bottle:

[Anonymous]

I found out from YouTube. The original was sung by Louis Jordan in the '40s and written by Louis Jordan and Billy Austin. I read somewhere else that some say Tom's voice is/was actually Fred Quimby's.

Ah, bless you. There's so many covers of this song on YouTube, I must've skipped this one. Now, thanks to that little name, Louis Jordan, I gots it.

From the Movie Follow The Boys (1944)

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Cheers! :bottle:

[Coyote]

Hope you don't mind my posting this clip as it isn't exactly on topic, but it is another Fred Quimby production. Funny as Hell and not by any means PC.

Actually, it's the director who deserves most of the applause.

Tex fuckin' Avery

Most of the quintessential gags in cartoons came from him.

[Coyote]

I'll live with that.

Hell, if I grew up with that...

[Coyote]

How about a "cartoon come-to-life"? 2-for-1 special!

*EDIT* make it a 3-for-1 special!!

[Coyote]

No sale?

Fine, then. My final offer:
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[Anonymous]

No disrepect to Louis Jordan, but I like Tom's version more. It's more bass-heavy. :D

Ya know... so do I. Tom sings better, too. Sounds more black than Louis himself.

Cheers! :bottle:

[Dan]

I Have Two Cats Named Tom And Jerry.:D