PB&J otters. That's the show it's on.
Daffy Duck
Daffy Duck although it was originally said on The Life of Riley, a radio series from the 1940s
If everyone says he does, then he probably does. If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, then it's a duck. Ask him.
Got this answer from a channel 4 NBC news article: "For your answer we contacted Nabisco, the company that makes Cheese Tidbits. And it says, unfortunately, the reason you cannot find them in your local grocery store is because Nabisco discontinued the product at the end of 2002. It wouldn't say why because of proprietary reasons, but it does still make "Cheese Nips", which is widely available." I just found some little crackers that reminded me of the Tid-Bits I used to eat. They are called Macaroni and Cheese Crackers by Kraft. I got them at Walgreens and they are exactly the same as the Tid-bits (shape and taste) except they don't come in a box, and they are not made by Nabisco. Also for unknown reasons, companies always discontinue tried and true products that people love and enjoy all in the name of progress. But in reality, when something is correct and working properly - don't change it.
The box says they are made in Mexico
Cartoon dragons eat whatever the cartoonist says they eat.
Darkwing Duck
He says it's cheese Pizza
Tradition says that Christmas crackers originated in London, England. Thomas J. Smith created them. The year was 1847.
Yosemite Sam .
The cartoon character Schleprock.
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