My Bunny Lies Over The Sea.This cartoon begins as Bugs Bunny once again gets lost when he is tunneling to his vacation spot. He accidentally ends up near Loch Lomond, Scotland, instead of the La Brea Tar Pits, having once again not "made that left toin at Albahkoiky!", and mistakes a Scotsman named Angus MacRory in Highland dress and playing the bagpipes for a lady being attacked by a "horrible monster". Bugs jumps MacRory trying to rescue the "woman", and in the process he smashes his bagpipes to pieces. MacRory becomes enraged that his bagpipes have been absolutely ruined. He yells at Bugs, who is shocked that MacRory is actually a man wearing a kilt, which Bugs finds obscene as it bears a resemblance to a skirt and throws a barrel over MacRory for indecent exposure. Bugs then asks MacRory for the directions to the "La Brea Tar Pits in Los Ahn-galays", causing the Scotsman to threaten Bugs with a blunderbuss, telling the rabbit "there are no La Brea Tar Pits in Scotland!" When Bugs realizes the location he is in, he bids MacRory "Eh, what's up, MacDoc?", and runs for it just as MacRory shoots. MacRory chases after the bullet and picks it up ("It's been in the family for years"), reloads the bullet back into his gun, and shoots at Bugs repeatedly, who dives back into his hole (which MacRory fires into) and comes back out moments later thinly disguised as an elderly Scotsman accusing MacRory (whose last name is revealed by the disguised Bugs) of "poaching on [his] property". MacRory doesn't believe him, however, and challenges him to a traditional Scottish duel — a game. Bugs, upon hearing this, sets up a card game. MacRory corrects him, stating the challenge is a game of golf; Bugs then asks MacRory: "Don't ya get a little tired running them 18 bases?"...