A list of rules that Chuck Jones and Michael Maltese made for every classic Looney Tunes cartoon short with Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote.
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I thought at some point they introduced dialogue by the Coyote? Am I mis-remembering that?
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They have broken or bent some of the rules, but I donât think that one. He does talk â but only when he is paired with Bugs Bunny, not in the Road Runner cartoons.
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Thatâs a monologue?
Coyote definitely spoke sometimes.
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Only time I remember him talking was with the sheep dog when they were clocking in and clocking out. Might have been a different coyote, though.
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Thatâs Ralph Wolf. He has a different color nose.
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He definitely spoke with Bugs.
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âWile E. Coyote. Super genius.â
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Somebody should make a movie where the Coyote sues the ACME corporation. Iâd watch it in a heartbeat
/s
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They could have Muttley on the jury sniggering at each fresh humiliation Wile E outlined. Pause for a best as Wile looks over at him and continues.
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Is it me or could that set of rules work with Wile E Coyote replaced by the Republican Party?
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Huh, never realized the bird was always on a road. 
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Thatâs one they donât mind breaking in places.
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Mother Randle and Mother Fletcher have seen so much.
Thank you for telling us. For reminding us. All of us.
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Roadbird just doesnât roll of the tongue like roadman, itâs trueâŚ
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Hero!
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The glass, or perhaps the water leaving the crash site, is half-full:
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He plans to visit Rivendell after his party.
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