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Tweety Bird: Male or Female?

Discussion in 'Archive: Your Jedi Council Community' started by LeeKenobi, Mar 28, 2005.

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  1. Cloudreaper

    Cloudreaper Jedi Master star 2

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    Have to agree with the consensus so far.

    Tweety's male. Sometimes an overly cute, leading to effeminate behavior, but nowhere near Bugs 'I'll find any excuse to get in a dress and kiss my man-muffin Fudd' Bunny. I think Tweety's 'girly' behavior is like a five year old giving you puppy dog eyes to get some icecream.
     
  2. droideka27

    droideka27 Manager Emeritus star 7 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Sometimes an overly cute, leading to effeminate behavior, but nowhere near Bugs 'I'll find any excuse to get in a dress and kiss my man-muffin Fudd' Bunny.

    ah ha ha ha ha ha. so true, so true. :p
     
  3. LAJ_FETT

    LAJ_FETT Tech Admin (2007-2023) - She Held Us Together star 10 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Male. I've seen a full-length cartoon on Cartoon Network where Tweety goes around the world and on his flight he meets up with a female bird and it's [face_love].
     
  4. jasman

    jasman Administrator Emeritus star 4 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    I think Granny always referred to Tweety as "him."


    Edit: Sorry, that should be "Dwanny."


    :D
     
  5. Kettchs_Girl

    Kettchs_Girl Jedi Master star 1

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    I always thought male, but then I went into a Warner Bros. Store and found a red shirt with Tweety and a bunch of high heels and words that were something to the effect of "You can never have too many shoes."

    So that would suggest female.

    However, there's some Tweety cartoon out now where Tweety, Sylvester, Granny, and some dog go around the world solving mysteries, and I'm pretty sure I heard Granny say "your such a good boy"

    So that would suggest male.

    Perhaps the tweetius birdius species is genderless.
     
  6. Ostrich_Stapler

    Ostrich_Stapler Jedi Master star 5

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    I say male, because of his bright yellow colors. As a general rule, males have brighter display colors in order to attract mates, while females are more drab-colored because they have to sit on the nest, making camouflage necessary.


    [face_plain] Sorry, I'm a biology major. :-B
     
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