Drizzle, drazzle, dradle, drone

[Pliablemoose]

Can you finish the sentence?

Heard it the other day & had a flashback to black & white cartoons...

For really old cartoon buffs

 

[HappyPuppy]

time for this one to come home.

Been a long time, so I don't know if that's quite right.


Edited first word.

 

[Placer14]

I wish that I could break my phone.

 

[MichaelD]

Drizzle, drazzle, dradle, drone, Pliablemoose called me on the phone, When I said oh no, He said ET Phone home.

You're welcome.

 

[Shawn]

Originally posted by: Placer14
I wish that I could break my phone.

why?

 

[Pliablemoose]

Help Mr Wizard!!!!

 

[Pliablemoose]

Originally posted by: HappyPuppy
time for this one to come home.

Been a long time, so I don't know if that's quite right.


Edited first word.

Winner

 

[Pliablemoose]

What was the name of the charachter called for help?

 

[Placer14]

Originally posted by: iloveme2

Originally posted by: Placer14
I wish that I could break my phone.

why?

I work in a call center. Phone off the hook all week. LOONNNGG week. Weekend starts in 2 hours and 25 minutes and counting...

 

[zsouthboy]

wtf is appropriate to use in this situation.. so..

 

[Ornery]

"Drissle, drassle, drussle, drome. Time for this one to come home"

• These classic words from an antiquated Saturday-morning cartoon, "The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show," remind me of just how old I really am! In case you were not, like me, around when the Earth was still cooling, the words come from a gifted scientist, the Professor, who sends his gifted lab assistant, Sherman, to different historical events via his Way-Back Machine, a time machine that helped teach little kids like me about both ancient Greece and the Founding Fathers. Sherman 's adventures almost always made an impact on history, but his curiosity often got him into trouble, causing the Professor to bring back his young charge with the "drissle, drassle, drussle, drome" spell cited above.

Hey, he forgot about Mr. Peabody! :frown:

 

[Pliablemoose]

Originally posted by: Ornery
"Drissle, drassle, drussle, drome. Time for this one to come home"

• These classic words from an antiquated Saturday-morning cartoon, "The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show," remind me of just how old I really am! In case you were not, like me, around when the Earth was still cooling, the words come from a gifted scientist, the Professor, who sends his gifted lab assistant, Sherman, to different historical events via his Way-Back Machine, a time machine that helped teach little kids like me about both ancient Greece and the Founding Fathers. Sherman 's adventures almost always made an impact on history, but his curiosity often got him into trouble, causing the Professor to bring back his young charge with the "drissle, drassle, drussle, drome" spell cited above.

Hey, he forgot about Mr. Peabody! :frown:

Ouch, wrong answer...

Tooter Turtle - Naive turtle featured as a part of the Saturday morning cartoon KING LEONARDO AND HIS SHORT SUBJECTS/ABC/1960-63. To satisfy his curiosity on a number of subjects, Tooter (who wore a straw hat, collar and necktie) visited Mr. Wizard, a lizard magician (dressed in sorcerer's hat and robes) who lived in the woods at the base of a tree. With a wave of his arms, Mr. Wizard sent Tooter Turtle through time or space to experience what it was like to be a gunfighter, knight, police officer or sailor. By the end of his adventure Tooter realizes (like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz) that there's no place like home and being a simple turtle. When Tooter cried "Help, Mr. Wizard!", the lizard sorceror proclaimed his magical chant: "Drizzle, Drazzle, Druzzle, Drome, time for this one to come home!" When Tooter arrived safely back, Mr. Wizard advised him: "Be what you is, not what you is not. Folks that what is, is the happiest lot." TRIVIA NOTE: In the sci-fi flick The Matrix (1999), when Neo (Neanu Reeves) is calling to get extracted from the Matrix, he says, "Mr. Wizard get me the hell out of here!"

tvacres

Pic

 

[Ornery]

Hey, you're right, I remember that!

• "Mr. Wizard sent Tooter Turtle through time or space to experience what it was like to be a gunfighter, knight, police officer or sailor. By the end of his adventure Tooter realizes (like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz) that there's no place like home and being a simple turtle. When Tooter cried "Help, Mr. Wizard!"

I never got to see it in color though!

 

[OokiiNeko]

I forgot to take my Proton Energy Pill this morning.

 

[Ornery]

Roger Ramjet was quite a bit later. Ever see Sky King? I got to see it during it's third round of reruns in the early '60s. Yeah, it was lame, but there was only 3 channels to watch and you took what you could get!