Atdtda27: Noted troublemakers, 757-758

[James Kyllo]

> Furthermore, has he assumed a "difficulty with the
> prevocal r typical of the British upper class" to add verisimilitude to his
> performance? Or has the latter perhaps been chosen to accompany his way of
> speaking?


Isn't it just because he's Elmer Fudd?

best
J



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