But if he ages at leap year rate, doesn’t that make him 36.25 years old? Isn’t he now in the prime of his life?
Perhaps, but did you know that The New York Times took note of his birthday in 1940?
Do you think he had a party then?
Well, he was still fictional, and I suppose World War II might have been of some slight concern even in Cornwall, but sure, why not?
He was still fictional back then? Was there, perhaps, a time when he was not?
Well, what do you think? Did G&S ever write about real people?
Sir, do you bite your thumb at me?
Don’t you know by now that I respect you too much for that?
So you do not bite your thumb at me?
Whyever would I?
Because you read Romeo and Juliet too much?
Is that even possible (even though, of all Shakespeare’s plays, I prefer Macbeth, Henry V and A Midsummer Night’s Dream to R&J)?
Is it possible to watch What’s Opera, Doc too much? Or any other cultural pinnacle for that matter?
Did you know that YouTube video is missing some stuff, such as at 2:09?
Doesn’t the video title openly admit it’s just the opening and closing of that famous short?
Well, wouldn’t you rather see the whole thing?
What if one had seen it too much?
Is that even possible?
That is precisely the question we must address, isn’t it?
Could it be that the whole thing is simply too awesome for some people?