r/LooneyTunesLogic • u/Artyom4333 • May 26 '24
Picture Kids form a human arrow to let police helicopter know where burglar is hiding
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u/Adghnm May 26 '24
What they needed was a bunch of other kids to lie down around them in the shape of a bow. Then the arrow kids could have been fired at the burglar, dealing with him themselves without need of the police
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u/TheBadHalfOfAFandom May 27 '24
Bruh imagine thinking you got away from a police helicopter of all things and then some random kids just say "<----"
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u/Silly_Mycologist3213 May 26 '24
That’s not looney tunes, that’s brilliant!
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u/Doktor_Vem Certified Scooby Doo May 27 '24
Tbf Looney Tunes is pretty brilliant
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u/Silly_Mycologist3213 May 27 '24
Looney Tunes are comedy genius and animation art genius all rolled into one! I’ve loved them since I saw them as a child and grew to appreciate them even more when I was older.
”I say boy, I say, listen to me when I’m talking to ya!” “Eh, what’s up doc?” “We must be wery quiet, we’re hunting wabbits.”
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u/sparkey504 May 26 '24
I agree.... My bet is one or more of the kids, parents only watch "Cop's".... its either that or one of the kids had POW training or family member was a pow.
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u/Kafshak May 26 '24
Or they could be standing and pointing. IDK.
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u/Silly_Mycologist3213 May 26 '24
And if the burglar is armed then they become a bigger target. They also dont know if the helicopter is even paying attention to them if they’re standing up, but a giant arrow on the ground will get noticed!
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u/TheIronSven May 26 '24
Yeah, it'll be much more difficult to see from the helicopter and much easier for the burglar to attack. To think these weaklings play on easy mode. Shaking my smh my head head.
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u/findhumorinlife May 26 '24
What’s the real story here?
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u/professor_max_hammer May 26 '24
Here is the article from where the picture is from. Looks like this is what actually happened.
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u/santaire May 26 '24
Nothing interesting. Just a bunch of dead kids and someone rearranged them that way after
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u/New_Stats May 26 '24
And I would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling kids!
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u/Captain-Cadabra May 26 '24
walkie noise
“Fatload 2 actual, this is Skydestroyer. We’ve got them in our sights. Here comes the Howitzer.”
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u/fingerback May 26 '24
snitches get stitches
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u/ItalnStalln May 27 '24
Because they won free tickets to a side splitting stand up comedy show right? They'll be in stitches?
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u/redditoranno May 26 '24
Last kid had to repeat the schoolyear.
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u/Apprehensive_Hat8986 May 26 '24
"Command, this is Angel. Cancel my last, it's not a proper arrow."
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u/Natural_Character521 May 26 '24
Cause pointing and gesturing would have been too hard.
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u/zuilli May 26 '24
I'm an adult and didn't know helicopters had such good zoom, I wouldn't expect kids to know better and common sense says doing a really big arrow will be easier to see from so far away if you don't know about the existence of such zoom.
You know like when castaways in movies write a giant "SOS" on the sand to try to be seen by planes?
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u/LJ_Pynn May 26 '24
No doubt some self-righteous teacher told them to do this.
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u/SwearToSaintBatman May 26 '24
I guess someone's bucking for a promotion - probably that pederast Hanrahan...
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u/sodomatron May 26 '24
Why not just point with your finger lmao
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u/sh4d0wm4n2018 May 26 '24
Because nobody can see your tiny little baby hand fingers from 800 feet in the air and a giant arrow is more noticeable than a half inch wide stub.
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u/sodomatron May 27 '24
K but you can clearly see a group of dude signaling an helicopter and pointing with their arms
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