And Daffy, you are free to attack the messenger. I always find it interesting how certain 'independent' minds dig up 'facts' or quotes from years ago and then reach a conclusion but conveniently look the other way when they could easily apply the same to their 'chosen' one.
By the way, Daffy, I thought you would enjoy this bio...Burn, baby, burn, disco inferno...
It's no wonder Daffy Duck has a split personality. In his early years, Daffy was manic, explosive, and unpredictable, engaging in adventures that seemed outlandish even to him. As his personality gained depth (sic), the little black duck became more self-analytical, competitive, peevish, paranoid, and neurotic. Eventually, Daffy found himself more and more at the mercy of a universe that seemed to favor everyone but him. So why do audiences love him? Despite his failures, Daffy, like the Greek hero Sisyphus, is a victim of injustice who continuously protests. And it's his refusal to surrender his will to the whims of the conspiring universe that makes him heroic. How could one not feel sorry for an ill-equipped duck with Daffy's voice that just can't seem to get a break? At least Daffy aims high. And when he fails, he resets the bar . . . even higher.
We love you, Daffy, and your ability to aim high!!!
"Disco sucks. Disco sucks. Disco sucks." -The Parallax Corporation, The Whore of the Floor (Disco Sucks)
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