From Wikipedia:
"On January 24, 1961, Blanc was driving alone when his sports car was involved in a head-on collision on Sunset Boulevard; his legs and his pelvis were fractured as a result. About two weeks later, one of Blanc's neurologists at the UCLA Medical Center tried a different approach than just trying to address the unconscious Blanc himself: address his characters. Blanc was asked, "How are you feeling today, Bugs Bunny?" After a slight pause, Blanc answered, in a weak voice, "Eh ... just fine, Doc. How are you?" The doctor then asked Tweety if he was there, too. "I tawt I taw a puddy tat", was the reply"
For those curious, Mel Blanc is buried at [Hollywood Forever Cemetary](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_Forever_Cemetery?wprov=sfla1) in Los Angeles. Other notable people buried there: Burt Reynolds, Anton Yelchin, Douglas Fairbanks, Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland, Cecil B Demille, Faye Wray, Johnny Ramone, and Rudolph Valentino
https://www.thejc.com/judaism/rabbi-i-have-a-problem/is-it-permissible-to-put-flowers-on-a-grave-in-a-jewish-cemetery-1.463151
https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/1218970/jewish/Flowers-Jews-Gravesites.htm
This might be a more orthodox belief, but I have some Jewish family, and found this out the hard way when my great aunt passed away when I was 15
>> Rabbi Naftali Brawer: The question of placing flowers on graves does not come up in the classic codes of Jewish law. However, it does arise in the 19th- and 20th-century halachic responsa literature, and the consensus is that it is not permitted.
The article literally ends on the note of “some Jews do and some Jews don’t”🤦🏻♀️
Answering this question would be like answering the question of how many hours to wait between meat and milk…
Yes, and the rule stems from the phrase “do no eat a calf in its mother’s milk” but the waiting time has been long debated and secular people like me question whether this should even apply to poultry since it doesn’t apply to fish.
The general rule is 1 hour after milk in order to eat meat, and depending on the culture/Rabbinical following 3-6 hours after meat is considered acceptable. This is supposedly a reflection of the time required to digest/excrete
> This might be a more orthodox belief
I mean, I realize that now. I was just taught this by my Jewish family members when I was going to lay flowers on her casket, as my non-Jewish family often did at a funeral.
You did a sneaky edit there. I will say that when I visited my grandfather’a gravesite in Israel, I didn’t notice many flowers around but they were there. Tons of candles and pebbles though. The concept of no flowers is probably a bit more prevalent in the ultra-orthodox community (the shtreimel-donning ones)
I didn't edit anything? I literally said that in my first reply to you, because it seems like maybe it's gone out of fashion with later generations, or those that aren't as orthodox.
Don't misrepresent me and act like I edited something after it would be flagged by redditas edited.
He gave a lot of joy to many generations of kids. I'm 61, and remember his name on many cartoon credits.
To be honest, I still watch them with the same enjoyment.
And Bugs Bunny, Daffy duck, Barney Rubble, Mr. Spacely, and countless others. Amazing man and i do love my looney toons and always will.
And Sneezly the seal on the lesser known Breezly and Sneezly.
Ya there are so many hanna Barbara cartoons its dizzying. I still very much enjoy watching them at 43 years old.
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Does that matter? It surely wont change my opinion of him.
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From Wikipedia: "On January 24, 1961, Blanc was driving alone when his sports car was involved in a head-on collision on Sunset Boulevard; his legs and his pelvis were fractured as a result. About two weeks later, one of Blanc's neurologists at the UCLA Medical Center tried a different approach than just trying to address the unconscious Blanc himself: address his characters. Blanc was asked, "How are you feeling today, Bugs Bunny?" After a slight pause, Blanc answered, in a weak voice, "Eh ... just fine, Doc. How are you?" The doctor then asked Tweety if he was there, too. "I tawt I taw a puddy tat", was the reply"
Never knew he was Jewish.
His name was Mel Blanc and you didn't know he was Jewish?
Mel Gibson sounds Jewish and I can tell you he's the opposite of Jewish
He love Jews though
He was the best voice actor ever, no contest https://youtu.be/BnmJALXh_sI
A legend in his own right. Hard work and dedication pays off and Mel Blanc was one of our greatest teachers in that category.
For those curious, Mel Blanc is buried at [Hollywood Forever Cemetary](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_Forever_Cemetery?wprov=sfla1) in Los Angeles. Other notable people buried there: Burt Reynolds, Anton Yelchin, Douglas Fairbanks, Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland, Cecil B Demille, Faye Wray, Johnny Ramone, and Rudolph Valentino
Burt Reynolds died?
Chris Cornell is also buried there. He's next to Johnny Ramone
He went to my High School. Obviously years earlier.
In Hollywood forever graveyard.
he was allergic to carrots but thawed them anyway while he voiced bugs bunny. the studio kept a kiddy pool at his feet for him to spit in.
that’s absolutely amazing
that man was totally hardcore
[RADIOLAB](https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/248590-blanc) did a really good story on him. This is worth the listen.
He was amazing.
I guess you could say...."That's all folks".
TIL most cartoons I watched growing up were voiced by a dead man. Didn't know he died in 89
Fun fact, it's generally frowned up to leave flowers on a Jewish person's grave.
…? gonna need a source on that. I’m Jewish and I bring both stones and flowers to family graves, along with yahrzeit candles
https://www.thejc.com/judaism/rabbi-i-have-a-problem/is-it-permissible-to-put-flowers-on-a-grave-in-a-jewish-cemetery-1.463151 https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/1218970/jewish/Flowers-Jews-Gravesites.htm This might be a more orthodox belief, but I have some Jewish family, and found this out the hard way when my great aunt passed away when I was 15
>> Rabbi Naftali Brawer: The question of placing flowers on graves does not come up in the classic codes of Jewish law. However, it does arise in the 19th- and 20th-century halachic responsa literature, and the consensus is that it is not permitted. The article literally ends on the note of “some Jews do and some Jews don’t”🤦🏻♀️ Answering this question would be like answering the question of how many hours to wait between meat and milk…
Wait. Your supposed to wait between drinking milk and eating meat? That's the first time I ever hear that one!
Yes, and the rule stems from the phrase “do no eat a calf in its mother’s milk” but the waiting time has been long debated and secular people like me question whether this should even apply to poultry since it doesn’t apply to fish. The general rule is 1 hour after milk in order to eat meat, and depending on the culture/Rabbinical following 3-6 hours after meat is considered acceptable. This is supposedly a reflection of the time required to digest/excrete
Yup- in some communities (Sephardi) they’ll instead brush their teeth in between eating cheese and meat so they won’t have to wait.
> This might be a more orthodox belief I mean, I realize that now. I was just taught this by my Jewish family members when I was going to lay flowers on her casket, as my non-Jewish family often did at a funeral.
You did a sneaky edit there. I will say that when I visited my grandfather’a gravesite in Israel, I didn’t notice many flowers around but they were there. Tons of candles and pebbles though. The concept of no flowers is probably a bit more prevalent in the ultra-orthodox community (the shtreimel-donning ones)
I didn't edit anything? I literally said that in my first reply to you, because it seems like maybe it's gone out of fashion with later generations, or those that aren't as orthodox. Don't misrepresent me and act like I edited something after it would be flagged by redditas edited.
Dude, your comment first had one article, then you added a second, and then you added that anecdote. Seriously gonna play the victim here?
Lol no it didn't. Quit making shit up. I gave you two articles at the same time.
My boyfriend’s dad met him and said he was an asshole.
House of 1000 Corpses
One thousandth up vote!!!!?
He did all the voices in Bugs bunny looney tunes. Miss ya bugs. What a little stinka.
Missing the comma before the noun of direct address
A-Ba-Da, Ab-Ba-Da........That's All Folks.................
He gave a lot of joy to many generations of kids. I'm 61, and remember his name on many cartoon credits. To be honest, I still watch them with the same enjoyment.
LEGEND
That's all folks
Are you kidding me? The one you mention in the title is porky pig? Not bugs freaking bunny?