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I did watch the poo poo out of this but my parents tell me my favorite when I was real young was Lady and the Tramp.
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Snatch Duster posted:I did watch the poo poo out of this but my parents tell me my favorite when I was real young was Lady and the Tramp. Re watching as an adult makes more sense. Jacques offers to marry Lady because she spent a scandalous night alone with the Tramp. 
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Mar 24, 2016 18:10
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So the big question is when is the big-budget live action/CGI remake of Brave Little Toaster coming out?
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Mar 24, 2016 18:11
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Just gonna leave this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bmk9lkgCV00
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social vegan posted:someone post that claymation movie w mark twain in it Heh, I know that guy. My little brother gave his whole family chicken pox back in the late eighties.
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Mar 24, 2016 19:39
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canyoneer posted:Re watching as an adult makes more sense. Jacques offers to marry Lady because she spent a scandalous night alone with the Tramp. the only cure for a damaged woman is a loveless, sexless marriage to a man past his prime
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Mar 24, 2016 19:52
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canyoneer posted:Re watching as an adult makes more sense. Jacques offers to marry Lady because she spent a scandalous night alone with the Tramp. That's the Edwardian period (and also the 1950s) for you E: Also his name is Jock, not Jacques. "Jock" is the Scottish equivalent of "Jack." Pththya-lyi fucked around with this message at 00:20 on Mar 25, 2016 |
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Mar 25, 2016 00:17
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Pththya-lyi posted:That's the Edwardian period (and also the 1950s) for you That makes much more sense than a black Scottish Terrier with a Scottish accent having a French name. I am learning so many new things in this thread.
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error1 posted:or going shark fishing with live kitten bait, or whatever This was a hoax btw
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Pththya-lyi posted:That's the Edwardian period (and also the 1950s) for you Lady and the Tramp was set in like 1890. Which would have been in living memory of a lot of grandparents at the time of its release.
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Mar 25, 2016 02:56
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Wulfolme posted:Lady and the Tramp was set in like 1890. Which would have been in living memory of a lot of grandparents at the time of its release. only 90's kids will understand this
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My younger brother and sister had a movie they watched where they'd wear out the reels on the VHS which had some surprisingly dark moments like Brave Little Toaster: Dumbo. You got the mom stealing part, the pink elephants part, fear of flying, etc.
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Mar 25, 2016 04:42
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I have a Brave Little Toaster tattoo. http://imgur.com/Mp0u8p2
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Mar 25, 2016 04:48
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Shampy posted:I have a Brave Little Toaster tattoo. i'm inclined to believe
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Mar 25, 2016 04:50
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Blazed Little Toaster
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The Sphinxster posted:Blazed Little Toaster
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Mar 25, 2016 04:51
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No. I hate when people say he is high. He is tired but he is awake because he cares so much about his family. He cares so much he doesn't give he gently caress. He gets up and makes them their toast.
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Mar 25, 2016 04:54
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Shampy posted:No. I hate when people say he is high. He is tired but he is awake because he cares so much about his family. He cares so much he doesn't give he gently caress. He gets up and makes them their toast.
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symbolic posted:nah, he's high as a kite Do you think Rey is Luke's daughter?
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That is one toasted toaster
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Shampy posted:Do you think Rey is Luke's daughter?
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I may be straight up walking-in-the-sky-high right now but you'd think I'd remember having a daughter, especially if she was named after light-bringing too. I wonder what her favorite BLToaster characters were. Personally, (can't believe we missed this, but) I Love Lamp
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Wulfolme posted:Lady and the Tramp was set in like 1890. Which would have been in living memory of a lot of grandparents at the time of its release. Wiki says the film starts on Christmas morning, 1909. Which actually means I was wrong the first time, because most of the movie takes place months later, in 1910! Certainly it's no earlier than 1908, since there are Ford Model Ts driving around.
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Ok, so you know that nice heart warming Christmas classic The Snowman It was written by a guy called Raymond Briggs, who then to to write the Lovely film when the wind blows A similarly heart warming tale about an elderly English couple in the country side and their slow agonizing deaths from radiation poisoning as they wait full of hope in their duck and cover-level quality shelter for the government to come save them in a cold war gone hot scenario.  edit: plague dogs Pound_Coin fucked around with this message at 05:30 on Mar 25, 2016 |
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Anyway, here's something for all you animus out there https://streamable.com/xz7i
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Don't even loving bring up Plague Dogs, as soon as that song in the credits starts playing I start crying and I never stop
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QUEEN CAUCUS posted:Don't even loving bring up Plague Dogs, as soon as that song in the credits starts playing I start crying and I never stop Plague Dogs can make a grown man cry just reading the synopsis. Same guy who made Watership Down. Also, this t-shirt owns: 
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lonesomedwarf posted:i borred a suit from my dad and am pretending i have a big new computer job while i am dating an attractive nurse i borrowed a tape recorder and am about to play the sound of a telephone ringing so i can pretending i have a mobile telephone device ILY LSD
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brave little toaster was awesome the winner for scariest kids movie moment is pink elephants on parade from dumbo, for the record
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Cubey posted:brave little toaster was awesome Too many kids movies these days don't scar children for life. I'll give props to Toy Story 3 for having the entire cast accept inevitably death before being rescued though.
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frytechnician posted:Plague Dogs can make a grown man cry just reading the synopsis. Same guy who made Watership Down. Also, this t-shirt owns: /Am bones. Can confirm this shirt owns me.
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