Thank you Eric for giving our favorites their “voice.” His excitement and love for them was always evident, his passion undeniable. Saddened to hear of this sudden, tragic news. My heart and thoughts are with Eric’s family and loved ones.
RIP Eric Bauza.
Eric Bauza, the Emmy Award-winning voice actor behind Looney Tunes characters like Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, died Sunday at his home as a result of hypertensive cardiovascular disease, according to Los Angeles County Medical Examiner records. He was 46.
variety.com/2026/film/people…
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Eric Bauza dying might be the worst thing to happen to animation in like decades, im so fr, that man was the modern day Mel blanc. He was SO passionate about carrying on those characters to the modern day, he was such an amazing actor and created so many characters of his own.
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Replying to @DiscussingFilm
his last 4 films he voice acted in before tragically dying
rest in peace goat
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Eric Bauza has sadly passed away at the age of 46.
The modern voice of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck alongside many other beloved characters.
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Tweets that you just should never see after January 5, 2021
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Hey Zelensky is not a fascist
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Democrats didn't support Pinochet, and Zelensky isn't a fascist you historically illiterate dumbfuck
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Have you ever tried to feed children under the age of 7 for a week? Oh, and with the added challenge of picking them up from school/after-care at 5ish, and trying to get them in bed by 730-8?
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Now the Paimon cult was losing their heads
And the Harga were throwing fogies off a ledge
Black Phillip was teaching babies to fly
And Nikki was having a dating surprise
🎶They did the Mash🎶
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It seems like a lot of state propaganda tells them that the West isn't actually free and it's all a facade. Not only can we make fun of our historical figures, we have a rich tradition of it.
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Don't you think it's weird that China stopped doing Maoism the second he died. Like literally the first thing they did was arrest his wife.
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You people can truly never stick to a narrative when it comes to bisexual women. One day, we are all dick obsessed whores who leave our girlfriends to chase after men. The next, we're actually pussy fetishizers and chase down anyone with a vagina. Pick one already 😭
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Idk there’s some dick that’s so good that i’m like wow someone has to try this and i need to see their live reaction
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Sorry ma’am but I’m not planning to risk jail time based on my ability to “read the room”
Why don’t men understand that sometimes a girl says stop because she wants you to take the lead? We were making out on the bed, MUMU tried reaching for my pants, and I told him to stop. I wasn’t even struggling with him. This CLOWN actually stopped and ruined my whole mood. DOG , YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO READ THE ROOM.
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So they respect both you and themselves, then.
it’s fascinating how 99% of lesbian history on the internet is totally made up
because everyone forgot it was traditionally that the femme did SW and the butch took care of her before, after, and sometimes during (hanging out nearby ready to bust in there if anything went sideways)
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
No sources support the claim that this was a “traditional” arrangement or anything like a common occurrence. A relationship like this does appear in Leslie Feinberg’s 1993 novel Stone Butch Blues, which is a work of fiction.
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Btw after the game when walking back to the car we had a group of like early 20 something year old looking guys hit on us and all I could think is there is no way they think we look there age right? We are both in our 30s 😭
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Guys are not interested in head games.
When a man at my work asked me out, I knew he liked the Indiana Jones films. So I sat back in my chair, looked at him, paused dramatically, and said, “You have chosen… wisely.”
We’re married with four children now.




































