Billy Bunter aka William George Bunter was the Fat Owl of the Remove in a series of stories set in Greyfriars School by writer Charles Hamilton, under the pen name Frank Richards. The fat owl was infamous for his devotion to 'tuck', and a variety of colorful expressions as he was given a hard time by his schoolmates - "Yarooh", "You beast!", "I say, you fellows", and "Oh Crikey". The owl was given more space as Richards realised Bunter's gluttony made for good comedy, and the character was centre stage in the forty black and white half hour television episodes made by the BBC during the fifties, together with three specials. The last episode aired in 1961. Bunter also gave his name to six Christmas special stage shows.
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Whatv is the superstition of the white owl?
Try "Wizard Owl"
No. The kakapo is a parrot, not an owl. It has the nickname of "owl parrot" because it has facial discs, whiskers and the soft feathers which characterise owls.
Yes! The flying tiger is its nickname because of its ability to hunt and fly
well a lot but if they swallow they get very fat if they chew not that fat maybe 5ft or 6ft?
Owl!
fat...
he jacks off
The name of the cartoon owl in Winnie the Pooh is Owl. He is based off of the "wise old owl" stereotype of animals, and is represented in both the books and the Disney version of Winnie the Pooh.
The tiger owl is a nickname for the Great Horned Owl
a owl it has ears (kinda) and it has a fat belly and short stubby feet.