by Assbeatr420 May 5, 2022
Cartoon Cat is a creature created by Trevor Henderson. They resemble your favorite Cartoon Character, but way, way, way more sinister.
Cartoon cat lurks around abandoned buildings, so next time you go ghost
hunting, be careful..
Cartoon cat lurks around abandoned buildings, so next time you go ghost
hunting, be careful..
by YETSGWVUSGWUSBWUSVUSBS April 19, 2020
An interest in an animated cartoon character, generally human (possibly animal- I guess it depends!) which is not unlike a crush, esp. if said cartoon has interesting human characteristics attributed to him or her, such as voice, personality traits, or even physical appeal. Some cartoon lust can be taken further by artists illustrating their cartoon idols undressed or partially undressed, imbuing them with characteristics Disney doesn't necessarily allow us to think about, let alone see, and engaging them in acts of benign innocence, like a picnic in a park, or perhaps something Naughty, like a roll in the Animated Hay. Cartoon lust is generally fun, light, and frivolous, and may often act as an outlet for fantasy or ideation of an individual who one might wish were "real." Too, it may be erotic or even perverse to some, who may derive much sexual pleasure in fantasizing about or looking at images of, or even role-playing particular cartoon images they deem "sexy." Many men might find Wonderwoman irresistable, perhaps for her smile, perhaps for her acrobatics, perhaps for her Bustline. Cartoon lust can vary, all over the board, and, happily for some, can even become Cartoon Love {see FANTASY}...
Cliff: "OH my stars did you see 'Tarzan' yet? HE is a STUDMUFFIN. Like Prince Eric on STEROIDS...I think I might have a serious case of Cartoon Lust!"
Randall: "Oh, he's a little too buff, I still prefer Rodger from '101 Dalmatians,' even if he IS smooth.
Cliff: "Did Disney ever get his shirt off?"
Randall: "Of COURSE not. But I would, and he'd be furry if I had my way. Not too much, just enough. And that accent of his is DREAMY...Anita Darling just doesn't appreciate him like *I* would..."
Randall: "Oh, he's a little too buff, I still prefer Rodger from '101 Dalmatians,' even if he IS smooth.
Cliff: "Did Disney ever get his shirt off?"
Randall: "Of COURSE not. But I would, and he'd be furry if I had my way. Not too much, just enough. And that accent of his is DREAMY...Anita Darling just doesn't appreciate him like *I* would..."
by Phyllis Britt January 18, 2008
When something happens in real life that would be perfect in a cartoon or has happened in a/ or many cartoons.
by Tntlol January 12, 2013
Synonymous to comfort food, comfort cartoon provides feelings of nostalgia and sentimentality towards the viewers. The type of animation tends to be stylized and visually appealing: over or under saturation of colours, "incorrect" motion etc.
The storylines tend to be rich with lessons and underlying meanings (nutrients) or sometimes it's just for pure fun and joy (carbs).
Popular examples would be: Classic Looney Tunes, B&W Mickey Mouse, retro Disney (70's or 80's classics).
The storylines tend to be rich with lessons and underlying meanings (nutrients) or sometimes it's just for pure fun and joy (carbs).
Popular examples would be: Classic Looney Tunes, B&W Mickey Mouse, retro Disney (70's or 80's classics).
I had a shitty day at work today, but I wanted to stick to my diet...so instead of gorging on burgers and ice cream, I watched comfort cartoons instead.
by larranima February 5, 2016
by Felipe_ May 3, 2006
The act of drawing, writing, and completion a cartoon or comic strip at the work place. All in the danger of a write up or loss of a job. Comics are usually finished on the spot, and on found on company materials such as sticky-notes, memorandums, and the backs of reports.
by the toonist June 13, 2009