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Merrie Melodies or just gay 'toons?
Kerry:
--- Quote from: David on March 19, 2007, 02:48:13 am ---I always thought Peter Pan was a sister. But he's not "Merry Melodies" is he? Besides we already discussed that.
Sylvester is DEFINATELY gay, Kerry! I gotta agree with ya! :D
And the Smurfs? Yup! I dressed up as a Smurf on Halloween 1982 and I won 1st place at the 21 Club for "Best Costume".
The Smurfs? Definately gay, Dottie! :D
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I agree that Peter Pan is definitely gay. Though not originally a cartoon character, Walt Disney turned him into one. He's certainly androgynous, to say the very least, and was played by women in his early stage manifestations.
The skin-tight, green leotard and the jaunty little cap, not to mention the fact that he can fly, are dead give-aways! And he hangs-out with his gang called the Lost Boys!
Peter Pan's constant companion is a sassy, hyperactive little fairy called Tinkerbell!
I rest my case!!! :laugh:
opinionista:
Wyle E. Coyote always seemed gay to me, to tell you the truth. He is way too obsessed with the roadrunner.
Kerry:
--- Quote from: opinionista on March 19, 2007, 08:16:20 am ---Wyle E. Coyote always seemed gay to me, to tell you the truth. He is way too obsessed with the roadrunner.
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I never believed for a moment that Wile E. Coyote wanted to catch the Road Runner just to eat him (not with a knife and fork anyway!) :laugh:
southendmd:
All right: Chip 'n' Dale. 'Nuff said.
southendmd:
Whoops, actually I was thinking of two other rodents: Mac and Tosh, the "Goofy Gophers". They were the ones who had the British accents, frequently said, "Indubitably!", "You first, my dear," and "But, no, no, no. It must be you who goes first!"
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