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Cartoons

Bugs Bunny’s Member

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Did you know, as IMDB tells us, that Bugs Bunny displayed his furry rabbit penis briefly in the cartoon embedded below? Yes, I actually captured a screenshot for your edification.




Posted By: Paul - Sat Feb 26, 2011 - Comments (8)
Category: Animals, Cartoons, 1940s, Genitals

Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt


Further proof, if needed, of Japanese eccentricity and oddness: cosplayers depicting characters from this Japanese anime series.

"The Anarchy sisters, Panty and Stocking, are angels who were kicked out of Heaven due to their bad behavior. They are sent to Daten City (a pun on the Japanese word datenshi (堕天使?, lit. 'Fallen Angel')), a place located on the edge of Heaven and Hell. Strange monsters called 'Ghosts' besiege the city, but the Anarchy sisters wield a variety of mysterious powers, most notably their ability to transform their clothing into weapons. Under the watchful eye of Reverend Garterbelt, and with their pet zipper-dog Chuck, it's up to Panty and Stocking to destroy these Ghosts, in order to collect enough Heaven Coins to return to Heaven."

You really need to click on the image to admire it in its full-sized glory.

Posted By: Paul - Thu Feb 17, 2011 - Comments (6)
Category: Fashion, Underwear, Religion, Cartoons, Asia

War Dogs



Little did you know that WWII was actually fought and won by canines!

Posted By: Paul - Thu Feb 10, 2011 - Comments (8)
Category: War, Cartoons, Dogs, 1940s

Death in Anime Venice

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Recently Singapore performance artist Ming Wong enacted a version of the famous Thomas Mann tale Death in Venice in which he played both of the two major roles. Here he is dressed as the nubile young man Tadzio.









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I wonder what his inspiration was for that look?

Posted By: Paul - Fri Jan 28, 2011 - Comments (6)
Category: Performance Art, Cartoons, Asia

Dr Kill and Mr Chance

Film "Rockn'Toll", "Béton désarmé" from Fabrice Mathieu on Vimeo.



This is for all of us who can't wait any longer for the ROGER RABBIT sequel.

Posted By: Paul - Sat Dec 18, 2010 - Comments (7)
Category: Death, Humor, Cartoons

Faux Foreign Toon

Foreign Cartoon About Hands from Dan Meth on Vimeo.

Posted By: Paul - Mon Dec 06, 2010 - Comments (5)
Category: Body, Humor, Cartoons

Follies of the Mad Men #127

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[From Life magazine for Nov 28 1969.]

Yes, I drive a cartoon.

Posted By: Paul - Mon Nov 29, 2010 - Comments (10)
Category: Business, Advertising, Products, Cartoons, 1960s, Cars

Two Words: Bacon Tree

This video is humorous, but I don't think it would normally be considered Weird Universe material. However, knowing how we all feel about bacon, I couldn't resist posting it here.



By the way, I noticed there wasn't a Bacon category, so I took the liberty of adding one.

Posted By: Salamander Sam - Wed Nov 17, 2010 - Comments (5)
Category: Food, Bacon, Video, Surrealism, Fantasy, Cartoons, Parody, Eating

Happy Harry

I recently found out about an animator named Harry Partridge who does bizarre shorts that are perfect Weird Universe material. These two are my favorites, but be sure to go to the Happy Harry Toons YouTube page for more absurdity.



Posted By: Salamander Sam - Fri Nov 05, 2010 - Comments (1)
Category: Celebrities, Dreams and Nightmares, Humor, Pop Culture, ShowBiz, Surrealism, Cartoons

Toy from Hell

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Perusing the toy ads this weekend, I noticed that you can purchase a toy of this character from TOY STORY 3.

Has anybody at Disney actually watched this movie?!? Lots-o-Huggin Bear is the evillest, vilest villain of all times! Offering him as a toy for kids would be like offering an action-figure of the hunter who killed Bambi's mother! What parent will purchase this nightmare-inducing object for Christmas?





Posted By: Paul - Tue Nov 02, 2010 - Comments (11)
Category: Animals, Evil, Toys, Cartoons

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