Fowl Mouth

[Matthew Hunter]

I seem to remember a Tiny Toons character that only showed up in a couple of cartoons, a little red-and-white chicken named Fowlmouth. He was well-liked until he lost his temper, and he cussed so loud and hard his words acted like a hurricane/natural disaster. I thought he was one of the funniest things I'd ever seen when I first saw this guy. Where did he come from? Who was his Looney Tunes counterpart? I would say Foghorn Leghorn, but he had nothing in common with Foggy. Anyone know who came up with him and what cartoons he was in?
-Matthew

[Danielle]

Wasn't there are Fowlmouth short in Episode 4? I don't remember titles.

[BourgeoisBuffoon]

I think he WAS based off of Foghorn....he ocasionally repeated words like Foghorn, he was a rooster, and he talked fast.

Dang, he was a cool character...one of the eppys was where he tried to take Shirley to the dance. That's ME, I tell ya! ;)

Also, he was in an eppy where Buster tried to cure him off swearing (and worked)! Those were his major apperences, though he frequently showed up as an extra in other eppys.

[Lonestarr]

Fowl Mouth (or FM, for short) was at his best in "How I Spent My Vacation" when he took Shirley to the movies to see "Skunknophobia". That's my favorite scene behind the ones with Hamton's family.

[Dub]

"THE AUDIENCE IS NOW DEAF"


**falls over and screams with laughter** That has to be my favorite part in the entire movie! :rolleyes:

[Singin' Stray Cat]

Originally posted by Jon "WB" Gray
"THE AUDIENCE IS NOW DEAF"


**falls over and screams with laughter** That has to be my favorite part in the entire movie! :rolleyes:

Mine too! If I can ever get around to my laptop, I've got a wav file of that stored on it. :D

Another favorite of mine:

"99 bottles of non-alcoholic beverage on the wall, 99 bottles of non-alcoholic beverage..."
"Uh, shouldn't that be 99 bottles of beer?"
"We don't drink in this family, Plucky!"

Or somethin' like that. For some reason that really struck me as funny. :D

[Nftnat]

Sounds like they would've gotten along fine with Shelly Kelley from Detention. I know. What can I say; I decided to give it a chance one time. I rememebr her on the bus singing 100 Bottles of Pop. The version my mom taught me was 100 Bottles of Coke.