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Farted by TequilaClock, July 06, 2008, 01:43:23 PM

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TequilaClock

Hahaha I think I spotted Zazu in 6:07


LotusClock

Quote from: Air Conditioner;1357992Granted, although it WAS very well done, it is a lot darker than I remember Disney cartoons being (i.e. doctor turning into a skeleton).

Also, is anyone else reminded of of Pete whenever Julius talked?

You oughta look out for the very old black and white Disney cartoons. Mickey had to face the undead many times. Seek out Haunted House and The Mad Doctor, for example.

Also, if you look up Symphony Hour, there's a scene where Mickey Mouse actually threatens Donald Duck with a gun.

And Julius IS Pete. They basically grabbed his character model, made it bigger and slapped Frankeinstein features on him.

Solenoidclock

Quote from: Raymond Dufayel;1358116Hahaha I think I spotted Zazu in 6:07


Good call.

Also it appears that Mickey's SS# is 746-55-2769.

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That's how Zazu got there!
Quote from: FlondermenKlok;1578925I wonder if I could get really obese and masturbate by jiggling my fat around.

TequilaClock

Quote from: Solenoidclock;1358235Good call.

Also it appears that Mickey's SS# is 746-55-2769.

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That's how Zazu got there!
Hahaha I really love when they add these cameos, they make it more fun once you buy the DVD or so.

LotusClock

Quote from: Balsac the Jaws of Death;1358245Yeah, Pete is pretty much every big nasty dog in anything relating to mickey or the other core disney characters.

Pete's actually a cat (he still had a tail back in Steamboat Willie), but other than that you're right. Whenever Mickey, Donald or Goofy needed a generic antagonist, Pete was the one who'd play it.

TequilaClock

Quote from: LotusClock;1358435Pete's actually a cat (he still had a tail back in Steamboat Willie), but other than that you're right. Whenever Mickey, Donald or Goofy needed a generic antagonist, Pete was the one who'd play it.
Its one of those facts that I usually forget every now and then.