Old cartoons

[BrunoMattei]

You know how in old cartoons from the 80's and 90's they'd use the insult "Your mother wears high-heeled shoes!" I never got how that was insult but it recently dawned on me that it was a subtle way of calling someone's mother a whore.

 

[Orion Balls]

Your definition of "old cartoons" depresses me.

 

[beautiful person]

Yeah, I thought we were talking about shit like old school Looney Toons

 

[BrunoMattei]

Your definition of "old cartoons" depresses me.

They're technically old. The 90's was like 30 years ago. We're all getting on.

 

[Marissa Moira]

I thought you meant old cartoons like Yu-Gi-Oh not shit that's that old like Animaniacs.

 

[KeepHopeAlive]

Felix the Cat

Felix The Cat - 1959 - The Magic Bag

Chapter 1 the magic bag of felix the cat. Felix the Cat is a cartoon character from the silent-film era. His black body, white eyes, and giant grin, coupled ...

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Speed Racer

Speed Racer - ep 01 - "The Great Plan" - part 1

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Kimba

Kimba the White Lion (1965) Trailer

http://thedukemitchell.uk/ for more weird videos plus strange film nights in London. VHS trailer for the 1965 Japanese animated TV series Kimba The White Lio...

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[The Last Stand]

It's basically saying your Mom is a prostitute or slut.

The original phrase was "Your mother wears combat boots!" Two theories to that: during the WW2 era, women would wear a soldier's army/combat boots after a one night stand. Another one would be that WW2 boots were sold in surplus stores, so your mom was poor to get women's shoes.

Your definition of "old cartoons" depresses me.

I'd actually consider cartoons from the Golden Age of Animation "vintage".

 

[Steely Dan]

I'm a huge fan of animation and love old Tex Avery cartoons.

And the Chuck Jones/Warner Bros ones:

Even some of the Rankin-Bass stuff I didn't really like as a kid I've grown to like, this called Mad Monster Party is pretty good and one of their lesser known features, a good one for Halloween.

 

[XYZpdq]

maybe I didn't watch enough cartoons in the 80s and 90s but I literally can not think of a single time in my life I've ever heard anybody in any circumstance say "Your mother wears high-heeled shoes!"
combat boots, sure

 

[sasazuka]

The original phrase was "Your mother wears combat boots!" Two theories to that: during the WW2 era, women would wear a soldier's army/combat boots after a one night stand. Another one would be that WW2 boots were sold in surplus stores, so your mom was poor to get women's shoes.

I always assumed that was a veiled lesbian insinuation but your explanations make more sense.

 

[Guts Gets Some]

Your definition of "old cartoons" depresses me.

How do you think it feels when shows that used to be on CN during the 90s are now on BOOMERANG, alongside the Flintstones?

 

[JimiHendrix]

there was some old cartoon movie i watched over twenty years ago, I only remember one scene, bunch of kids turn into swans and fly away I think? had a lot of ice themes, I think the villain was the Ice Queen? it's just that one scene I just barely remember. wonder what it was.

 

[BrunoMattei]

I'd actually consider cartoons from the Golden Age of Animation "vintage".

Same with porn.

 

[Stab You in the Back]

How do you think it feels when shows that used to be on CN during the 90s are now on BOOMERANG, alongside the Flintstones?

Not too bad, to be honest. The shows on CN from the 90s are older now than The Flintstones were when I first started watching it.

Unless you're from a family of sluts, most of our grandparents/parents are from the first generation of tv viewers.

 

[sasazuka]

there was some old cartoon movie i watched over twenty years ago, I only remember one scene, bunch of kids turn into swans and fly away I think? had a lot of ice themes, I think the villain was the Ice Queen? it's just that one scene I just barely remember. wonder what it was.

Was it The Swan Princess (1994)? If not the original theatrical film then perhaps one of the direct-to-video sequels?

 

[JimiHendrix]

Was it The Swan Princess (1994)? If not the original theatrical film then perhaps one of the direct-to-video sequels?

No. It's not the swan princess, I remember that entire film series just fine, this was much much older because I only ever saw it at my Grandmothers house. Must've been at most 1960 I'd guess.

 

[sasazuka]

No. It's not the swan princess, I remember that entire film series just fine, this was much much older because I only ever saw it at my Grandmothers house. Must've been at most 1960 I'd guess.

Maybe it was Wild Swans/Дикие лебеди/Dikiye lebedi (1962)?

 

[JimiHendrix]

Maybe it was Wild Swans/Дикие лебеди/Dikiye lebedi (1962)?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=HCDr8zfazA8

That looks very similar but I don't think so. I'm fairly certain it was in English, and I just skimmed through that for awhile and while it does look very similar, I swear what I saw had a heavy theme of ice and that the main villain was an Ice Queen. Which this doesn't seem to have. The animation looks close to what I remember though.

keep in mind though, this shit I'm remembering, it must've been like, 21-24 years ago. I could very well be fusing movies in my head.

maybe it was this version? like I said, some of it doesn't look right, but the kids turning into swans and all that...that's really fucking close to what I was describing. But if I was fusing movies, then what the fuck was the one with the Ice Queen?

 

[dirtydeanna96]

That looks very similar but I don't think so. I'm fairly certain it was in English, and I just skimmed through that for awhile and while it does look very similar, I swear what I saw had a heavy theme of ice and that the main villain was an Ice Queen. Which this doesn't seem to have. The animation looks close to what I remember though.

keep in mind though, this shit I'm remembering, it must've been like, 21-24 years ago. I could very well be fusing movies in my head.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=5PU8_2p4CdY
maybe it was this version? like I said, some of it doesn't look right, but the kids turning into swans and all that...that's really fucking close to what I was describing. But if I was fusing movies, then what the fuck was the one with the Ice Queen?

There was an animated Snow Queen adaptation in '76 by the BBC, and one a few years ago from Disney.

 

[JimiHendrix]

There was an animated Snow Queen adaptation in '76 by the BBC, and one a few years ago from Disney.

I think it's this. Don't know if this is the 1976 one because the video has no information on it, but yeah, this looks about right.