Bugs Bunny quotes

Okay, we've quoted Daffy quite a bit. Let's share some of our favourite Bugs quotes now. (Besides "What's up, Doc" of course)

I'll start. "OOH! Look at four-legged airplane!"

"Carrots are devine...
You get a dozen for a dime,
It's maaaa-gic"

And of course, this one:

"Eeeeeeh, watch me paste that pathetic palooka with a powerful, pachydermous, percussion pitch."

My fave:

"What an embezzle! What an ultramaroon!" (I forgot which cartoon that came from, but the line is unforgettable.)

Also, Bugs to Yosemite Sam in Piker's Peak (1957): "Vas ist der Uppenzie, Herr Doktor?"

And one more, repeated in many Bugs cartoons to establish the plot: "I knew I shoulda taken that left turn at Albuquerque!"

"Don't think it hasn't been a little slice of heaven...'cause it hasn't!"

The prelude to that one is one of my favorite Bugs lines as well: "Wellllll..............goodbye!"

Also worthy of note: "Well, what did you expect in an opera? A happy ending?" "Do you happen to know what the penalty is for shooting a fricaseeing rabbit without a fricaseeing rabbit license?" "I aims t'."

"Of course you realize this means war!"

-- An exasperated Bugs to his nemesis in Elmer's Pet Rabbit (1941) and many subsequent cartoons

"My, I'll bet you monsters lead innnnteresting lives."

-- Manicurist Bugs to Rudolph (later known as Gossamer) in Hair-Raising Hare (1946)

"I wonder what the poor bunnies are doing this season?"

-- Bugs, surrounding by a harem of beautiful female bunnies, in A-Lad-In His Lamp (1948)

"Oh, well, we almost had a romantic ending!"

-- Closing line in Mississippi Hare (1949)

"Gee, ain't I a stinker?"

-- Cartoonist Bugs' closing line from Duck Amuck (1953)

"Here I go with the timid little woodland creature bit again. It's shameful, but...ehhh, it's a living."

-- Bugs, reacting to the approach of Dr. Jekyll in the park, in Hyde And Hare (1955)

"I wish my brother George was here."

-- Bugs (impersonating Liberace) in the same cartoon