The Cartoon Quote Game...

See? Got my actresses horribly jumbled. This is why I should be kept medicated at all times. *cuckoo*

Hint: He'd rather have meat than veggies, but has to compete with two others just to get it.

I've seen this one-It's the dog from "Behind the Meat-ball" a 1945 Warner Bros short.

Yes, Glowworm. It's Fido. I find it amusing that he calls the veggies "Bugs Bunny food." Good job. Next quote's all yours.

Yeah, that line is pretty amusing--like a little kid who doesn't want to eat his veggies.
"You'll have your looks! Your pretty face! And don't underestimate the importance of body language, Ha!"

"The men up there don't like a lot of blabber. / They think a girl who gossips is a bore. / Yes, on land it's much preferred / For ladies not to say a word, / And after all, dear, what is idle prattle for?"

Ursula the Sea Witch, coaching naive and smitten Ariel on the ways of land-dwelling humans. She just might be onto something there.

Yep, it's Ursula from the Little Mermaid.

"Nothin' up my sleeve. Presto!"
"Wrong hat."
"I think it's a 7½."

Easy. Rocky and Bullwinkle. No running gag has ever been funnier.

Yup, this is Bullwinkle Moose attempting the old rabbit-from-the-hat trick. Of course, being a colossal doofus, the moose pulls a snarling tiger from the hat instead. Rocket Squirrel's observation ices the gag nicely.

Thanks, OUB. Now for a set of quotes I didn't intend to post until now:

"Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory. Gee, what a keen movie!"

"I love that Willy Wonka."

"Yeah, but how about this chocolate factory?"

"Sure wish I knew how to make my own candy."

Hint: These kids sail with one whose product tastes crunchy even in milk.

This has to be Cap'n Crunch, id est Captain Horatio Magellan Crunch, spokes character for the Quaker Oats cereal. I know the Cap'n has three close associates: a boy with thick glasses, a girl with pigtails, a runt with a Gilligan hat worn over his eyes. Also an excitable but mindless dog. Despite their youth, these children somehow kept the Guppy seaworthy. The Cap'n's principal adversary at the outset was Jean La Foote, the barefoot pirate. Somehow, Wikipedia has nothing on the three underage crew members. So, as a place holder, I'll call them Bookworm, Squeaky and Runt.

You're right, it was three of the four kids who sail with the Captain. The quote was actually spoken by Dave, Alfie, and Brunhilda. The little boy who never spoke was Carlyle. Good job.

There was a commercial tie-in to that movie, that offered kids their own candy making kit by sending in money and box tops. Unfortunately, it performed the way the film did at the box office.

So you get the next quote, OUB.

Close enough? Okay, cool. Now for just one character, speaking to the audience:

"Didn't miss that by much."
[painful impact]
"Didn't miss this one t'all." [sic]

That's exactly who said the quote. It is Huck Hound, dodging chimneys after the potato monster threw him bodily over some rooftops. Huck dodges one chimney narrowly, resulting in the first line. The next chimney is taller, though, and Huck smacks squarely into it. That must've hurt.

So, let's hear your quote, Bill.

I can't find these quotes, not even on Google.