History WesternAnimation / DripAlongDaffy

* GargleBlaster: Nasty Canasta orders two of "the usual" (one for him, the other for do-gooder Daffy, whom Canasta was holding at gunpoint) from a saloon bartender: a drink made with such ingredients as "cobra fang-juice", "hydrogen bitters", and "Old Panther whiskey". It's prepared with asbestos gloves, welding mask, and tongs. He then drops two ice cubes in it... which immediately jump out as if on fire and head for the coolness of the fire bucket.... All the effect the drink has on Nasty Canasta is to make his cowboy hat lift off his head and spin around, but that's it. On Daffy and Porky, on the other hand, it makes them bend their hats into bonnets, recite "Mary Had a Little Lamb", then turn green and walk around like wind-up toys, ending with Daffy's guns [[BulletholeDoor shooting a hole in the floor]], which he falls into and then rockets out of.

** When Daffy first enters the town Saloon and begins demanding the patrons stop committing different crimes, the very first grievance he addresses is, "Tear up that mortgage!"

* WretchedHive: Snake-Bite Center is depicted as a town where there are shoot-outs or hold-ups on every corner and the Sheriff is shot so frequently, the town welcome sign has a smaller flip-down sign on it indicating when they need a new one.

** A cowboy mannequin holding an Indian mannequin at gunpoint, followed by an actual Indian being robbed in a teepee

* GargleBlaster: Nasty Canasta orders two of "the usual" (one for him, the other for do-gooder Daffy, whom Canasta was holding at gunpoint) from a saloon bartender: a drink made with such ingredients as "cobra fang-juice", "hydrogen bitters", and "Old Panther whiskey". It's prepared with asbestos gloves, welding mask, and tongs. He then drops two ice cubes in it... which immediately jump out as if on fire and head for the coolness of the fire bucket.... All the effect the drink has on Nasty Canasta is to make his cowboy hat lift off his head and spin around, but that's it. On Daffy and Porky, on the other hand, it makes them bend their hats into bonnets and prance around giddily while reciting "Mary Had a Little Lamb", then turn green and walk around like wind-up toys. It also causes Daffy's guns to [[BulletholeDoor shoot a hole in the floor]], which he falls into and then rockets out of.

* KillOnSight: Implied with wanted outlaw Nasty Canasta, who is standing right next to a WantedPoster that reads "WANTED: DEAD" on his EstablishingCharacterMoment. Unfortunately for Daffy, he's such an incredibly badass man that when Daffy tries to draw on him, ''he literally eats Daffy's guns''.
-->'''Daffy:''' ''[[AsideGlance (looking toward camera)]]'' Probably didn't have his iron today...

-->'''Daffy''': [[[AsideGlance looking at the audience]], [[DeadpanSnarker deadpan]]] Probably didn't have his iron today.

-->'''Daffy:''' I said I'd clean up this one-horse town!\\

* SmallNameBigEgo: Daffy's incredibly confident in his "heroism," despite his blatant incompetence and everybody else's indifference towards him.

* PluckyComicRelief: Porky. He's actually identified as "Comedy Relief" via a caption.

* AlliterativeTitle

** Several scenes of characters exchanging gunfire in the lawless Western town

** A cowboy getting shot and carted off to "Rigor O'Mortis: The Smiling Undertaker"
** The bartender mixing the noxious drink that Nasty Canasta orders for Daffy and Porky
*** Versions of this cartoon shown on Cartoon Network and Boomerang (though, as of 2019, Boomerang airs the ending of this cartoon uncut) cut off after the reveal that Daffy is the town's new sanitation person, removing Porky's line, "Lucky for him, it is a one-horse town." It's been hotly debated online whether this was cut to get rid of the [[ToiletHumor scatological implications]] (which wouldn't make sense, as Cartoon Network has gotten away with worse in that department) or because of time constraints (the short was running at PAL speed and often, cartoons do have innocuous scenes cut to make room for commercial breaks).