Let’s see if I go “viral” with a Tweet I straight up stole from Matt Roller (@/rolldiggity) (October 15, 2011)
Still one of the funniest things I’ve ever read on Twitter.
lol it really is going beyond my mutuals. Please believe me, I’m not doing it for the clout. I was making a meta joke.
Still, I’m not going to delete or edit it. 😶
The Internet does not disappoint. Random curiosity left me wondering about the origin of the tunnel painted on the wall gag. It was the first Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon to feature Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote, Fast and Furry-ous, released September 17, 1949. Now you know. Shout out to musical direction by the great Carl Stalling. Meep, meep! https://vimeo.com/560466979
@VisualStuart @puffer scientifically one would first say "cartoons don't have to be 100% realistic"
With that out of the way, road runner is weaving through the wall at a subatomic level, moving so fast that the electrons and protons don't even connect but rather seamlessly weave through the matter of the wall.
What we would know think of as a self-teleportation unit.
Mystery solved.
@puffer
as a child I was taught to admire his dogged determination in pursuit of seemingly impossible goals, and against seemingly endless setbacks.
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... yeah, "seemingly", is how I was taught it. reagan was in the whitehouse, and fears of the Apocalypse lurched and lumbered about the earth.
Weirdly at this moment the post beneath yours on #explore uses a #wileecoyote #avatar.
That poster would be josef@Jk
One of his tunnel renderings is on my profile along with "free bird seed" to attract Twitter-ers
Still baffles me to this day: If Wile E. Coyote had enough money to buy all of that Acme stuff, then why didn't he just order dinner?