Wolf Pacifier... or something.

[ThePeterNetwork]

There was this scene in a cartoon, I think it was a wolf/Club Singer cartoon, where the wolf has the girl in a passionate embrace, and she pulls a giant metallic mallet labeled "Wolf Pacifier", or something to that effect, with which to smash the masher's skull in. I could have sworn this was in "Little Rural Riding Hood", but since I recently saw that cartoon, I didn't see that scene there.

If anyone can tell me either where that scene appears or that I'm not imagining things, I will reward them with a slice of strawberry cheesecake.

[Thad Komorowski]

That's from the Tom & Jerry cartoon THE MOUSE COMES TO DINNER . Tom's girlfriend uses it on him when he gets too fresh...


-Thad

[ThePeterNetwork]

Thanks for clarifying this. Now, for the cheesecake, what was the hammer actually labeled since it was used on a cat rather than a wolf?

[Thad Komorowski]

Thanks for clarifying this. Now, for the cheesecake, what was the hammer actually labeled since it was used on a cat rather than a wolf?
It always said "Wolf Pacifier" . 'Wolf' was a term commonly used for sex-starved males in the 1940s.

[JDWeil]

There was this scene in a cartoon, I think it was a wolf/Club Singer cartoon, where the wolf has the girl in a passionate embrace, and she pulls a giant metallic mallet labeled "Wolf Pacifier", or something to that effect, with which to smash the masher's skull in. I could have sworn this was in "Little Rural Riding Hood", but since I recently saw that cartoon, I didn't see that scene there.

If anyone can tell me either where that scene appears or that I'm not imagining things, I will reward them with a slice of strawberry cheesecake.
The"wolf pacifier" was a monkey wrench.