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* CrookedContractor: Daffy not only adds the machines to Elmer's house without his consent, he is nonplussed by the chaos they cause (the only two times he shows some regret is when Elmer accidentally activates the "Alcatraz Ascot" mode on the tie-tying machine and when he tries to calm down Elmer before the fire-prevention robot pours water on him) and when Elmer activates the anti-tidal wave mode of the building, Daffy reveals the machine does not has the button to bring it back down and he offers to install it for additional payment.
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* BambooTechnology: The garbage disposal's one moving part? A pig (an actual one, not an anthropomorphic one like Porky) under the sink that eats all the leftovers.
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* BambooTechnology: The garbage disposal's one moving part? A (non-anthropomorphic) pig (an actual one, not an anthropomorphic one like Porky) under the sink that eats all the leftovers.
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** The ABC version of this cartoon cuts out the brief shot of Elmer getting hanged by the neck by his necktie-tying machine (with Daffy referring to the setting as the "Alcatraz ascot", which wasn't cut).
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** The ABC version of this cartoon cuts out the brief shot of Elmer getting hanged by the neck by his necktie-tying machine (with Daffy referring to the setting as the "Alcatraz ascot", which wasn't cut).ascot").
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* NooseNecktie: Daffy shows Elmer a necktie tying machine that lets one choose which knot. Elmer is almost choked when Daffy selects the "Alcatraz Ascot".
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* NooseNecktie: Daffy shows Elmer a necktie tying machine that lets one choose which knot. Elmer is almost choked when Daffy selects the [[HangingAround "Alcatraz Ascot".Ascot"]].
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[[caption-width-right:350: Homeowner season!]] '''Design for Leaving''' is a 1954 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon staring WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck and WesternAnimation/ElmerFudd. It was directed by Creator/RobertMcKimson.
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* WrongTurnAtAlbuquerque: Daffy puts Elmer on a bus to work, despite his protests that he has his own car. That bus is actually a non-stop express to Duluth.
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* WrongTurnAtAlbuquerque: Daffy puts Elmer on a bus to work, despite his protests that he has his own car. That bus is actually a non-stop express to Duluth.Duluth.
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* BigRedButton: There's one on the control panel that Daffy warns Elmer to never push. Eventually, Elmer does, and [[spoiler:it lifts the entire house hundreds of feet in the air to protect from tidal waves]]. Daffy offers to install a blue button to [[spoiler:put the house back down]].
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* BigRedButton: There's one on the control panel that Daffy warns Elmer to never push. [[BrickJoke Eventually, Elmer does, does]], and [[spoiler:it lifts the entire house hundreds of feet in the air to protect from tidal waves]]. Daffy offers to install a blue button to [[spoiler:put the house back down]].
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* RunningGag: The fire-fighting robot keeps showing up to douse anything that produces smoke, or even steam, with a bucket of water.
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* BillionsOfButtons: The control panel for the house has dozens of buttons, including the aforementioned red button.
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[[caption-width-right:350: Homeowner season!]] '''Design for Leaving''' is a 1954 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon staring WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck and WesternAnimation/ElmerFudd. It was directed by Creator/RobertMcKimson.
[[caption-width-right:350: Homeowner season!]] '''Design for Leaving''' is a 1954 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon staring WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck and WesternAnimation/ElmerFudd. It was directed by Creator/RobertMcKimson.
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* WordSchmord: Among the choices in the necktie tying machine are Windsor and Schmindsor.
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* WordSchmord: WordSchmord:
** Among the choices in the necktie tying machine are Windsor andSchmindsor.Schmindsor.
** When Elmer complains to Daffy about what he did to the stairs, Daffy replies with "Stairs schmairs".
** Among the choices in the necktie tying machine are Windsor and
** When Elmer complains to Daffy about what he did to the stairs, Daffy replies with "Stairs schmairs".
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* BambooTechnology: The garbage disposal's one moving part? A pig under the sink that eats all the leftovers.
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* BambooTechnology: The garbage disposal's one moving part? A pig (an actual one, not an anthropomorphic one like Porky) under the sink that eats all the leftovers.
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* {{Bowdlerization}}:
**The ABC version of this cartoon cuts out the brief shot of Elmer getting hanged by the neck by his necktie-tying machine (with Daffy referring to the setting as the "Alcatraz ascot", which wasn't cut).
**Some syndicated versions cut out the part where Elmer notices that his staircase is missing just as he's about to go upstairs to take an "aspwiwin"
**The ABC version of this cartoon cuts out the brief shot of Elmer getting hanged by the neck by his necktie-tying machine (with Daffy referring to the setting as the "Alcatraz ascot", which wasn't cut).
**Some syndicated versions cut out the part where Elmer notices that his staircase is missing just as he's about to go upstairs to take an "aspwiwin"
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* DigitalDestruction: Unfortunately, it was one of the shorts affected by the short-lived policy by Warner Bros. Home Video to crop any 1.33:1 short from 1954 and after to widescreen ratio, causing some bits of visual information to be chopped off the image. It's most glaring towards the beginning when Elmer is put on a bus by Daffy- he's hardly seen in the frame at all.
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* MovingBuildings: Among the "improvements" installed in Elmer's home elevating mechanisms for lowering and lifting the second floor (flattening the first floor in the process) [[spoiler:and for lifting the whole house, in case of tidal waves.]]
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* NooseNecktie: Daffy shows Elmer a necktie tying machine that lets one choose which knot. Elmer is almost choked when Daffy selects the "Alcatraz Ascot".
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* WordSchmord: Among the choices in the necktie tying machine are Windsor and Schmindsor.
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* BurningWithAnger: When Daffy has his window bricked up, Elmer becomes so angry his head starts to burn up, which unfortunately triggers the extremely sensitive fire alarm device.
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'''Design for Leaving''' is a 1954 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon staring WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck and WesternAnimation/ElmerFudd. It was directed by Rob [=McKimson=].
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'''Design for Leaving''' is a 1954 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon staring WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck and WesternAnimation/ElmerFudd. It was directed by Rob [=McKimson=].
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BigRedButton: There's one on the control panel that Daffy warns Elmer to never push. Eventually, Elmer does, and [[spoiler:it lifts the entire house hundreds of feet in the air to protect from tidal waves]]. Daffy offers to install a blue button to [[spoiler:put the house back down]].
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* BambooTechnology: The garbage disposal's one moving part? A pig under the sink that eats all the leftovers.
* BigRedButton: There's one on the control panel that Daffy warns Elmer to never push. Eventually, Elmer does, and [[spoiler:it lifts the entire house hundreds of feet in the air to protect from tidal waves]]. Daffy offers to install a blue button to [[spoiler:put the house backdown]].down]].
* ElevatorGag: Instead of stairs, the house has an elevator that brings the upper floor down... and crushes everything on the first floor.
* BigRedButton: There's one on the control panel that Daffy warns Elmer to never push. Eventually, Elmer does, and [[spoiler:it lifts the entire house hundreds of feet in the air to protect from tidal waves]]. Daffy offers to install a blue button to [[spoiler:put the house back
* ElevatorGag: Instead of stairs, the house has an elevator that brings the upper floor down... and crushes everything on the first floor.
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* SchmuckBait: "Not the wed one! Don't '''ever''' push the wed one!"
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* SchmuckBait: "Not the wed one! Don't '''ever''' push the wed one!"one!"
* SmartHouse: Parodied. The labor saving devices installed by Daffy are anything but.
* WrongTurnAtAlbuquerque: Daffy puts Elmer on a bus to work, despite his protests that he has his own car. That bus is actually a non-stop express to Duluth.
* SmartHouse: Parodied. The labor saving devices installed by Daffy are anything but.
* WrongTurnAtAlbuquerque: Daffy puts Elmer on a bus to work, despite his protests that he has his own car. That bus is actually a non-stop express to Duluth.
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BigRedButton: There's one on the control panel that Daffy warns Elmer to never push. Eventually, Elmer does, and [[spoiler:it lifts the entire house hundreds of feet in the air to protect from tidal waves]]. Daffy offers to install a blue button to [[spoiler:put the house back down]].
* ExactWords: Daffy asks Elmer if he's tired of looking at dirty windows. The device he activates doesn't clean the windows, it builds a brick wall over them so he won't have to look at them anymore.
* SchmuckBait: "Not the wed one! Don't '''ever''' push the wed one!"
BigRedButton: There's one on the control panel that Daffy warns Elmer to never push. Eventually, Elmer does, and [[spoiler:it lifts the entire house hundreds of feet in the air to protect from tidal waves]]. Daffy offers to install a blue button to [[spoiler:put the house back down]].
* ExactWords: Daffy asks Elmer if he's tired of looking at dirty windows. The device he activates doesn't clean the windows, it builds a brick wall over them so he won't have to look at them anymore.
* SchmuckBait: "Not the wed one! Don't '''ever''' push the wed one!"
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'''Design for Leaving''' is a 1954 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon staring WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck and WesternAnimation/ElmerFudd. It was directed by Rob [[=McKimson=].
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'''Design for Leaving''' is a 1954 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon staring WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck and WesternAnimation/ElmerFudd. It was directed by Rob [[=McKimson=].
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'''Design for Leaving''' is a 1954 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon staring WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck and WesternAnimation/ElmerFudd. It was directed by Rob [[=McKimson=].
Daffy is a push-button salesman who converts Elmer's house into a push-button home free of charge (and without Elmer's consent). However, as he demonstrates each new household gadget, he only ends up putting Elmer in pain and wrecking his house.
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Daffy is a push-button salesman who converts Elmer's house into a push-button home free of charge (and without Elmer's consent). However, as he demonstrates each new household gadget, he only ends up putting Elmer in pain and wrecking his house.
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