Hmmm seems familiar. haha

Then there was that fascination with mr. popular.

I watched this and the squirrel scene from Sword in the Stone over and over again.

omg... the tingles that squirrel scene caused.. erf! *red*

As a child, I always wanted to see Robin get his head cut off, the lack of sexuality in these films didnt bother me, what it was was the lack of blood. But he was still cute, oddly when I mention the decapitation thing people look at me weird since I was like four thinking this.

"oddly when I mention the decapitation thing people look at me weird since I was like four"

4, 40, or 400 I still imagine you get a lot of odd looks. Like writing such things currently will make people question just what your thinking. Just because you have a thought doesn't mean you should speak or write it. Some things are best being kept thoughts

Who is to judge of what things could be kept in thoughts? After all the image could imply several things, feeling funny could be one of many things, but the main message seems to be the whole sexual side of it. We are all entitled to opinions and in the art world and art websites you must expect these kinds of things, so if you disagree you could be calm and adult about it. After all there are no set rules on comments so long you do not harass someone or press issues to the point it causes drama on a page and image. I have said that I have needed to say, and I hope you can understand my approach and I ask that we not press the topic and issue any further as no drama should be caused here. As a fellow fur, I am sure you can understand and we can both agree to disagree and simply enjoy the image and how the artist managed to capture several things in this image such as the pair in the background or the unspoken topic of this scene in this movie. I find it rather charming that the artist would do this personally.

Never expected you to understand my point. Feel free to spew every thought that comes to mind :)

Likewise

LMAO

Funny, I just read American Psycho and that comment kinda reminded me of Patrick Bateman...^^;;

I never saw that movie. Hell, I don't even remember Minerva Mink.

I've seen bits and pieces of that movie, but I don't think I've seen it in its entirety. I suppose I'll get around to that.

Funny huh? Don't worry bun bun, everything will make sense when you're older *giggles* ^_^

Wait, it'll make sense?

Hahahah I love it :)

I didn't watch Robin Hood until I was 20 something, but i had a lot of these moments with other cartoons and bondage scenes!

So many moments in cartoons stuck with me and made me feel funny

Haha, that film has warped many of us... and I'm glad it did.

>83

We've all been there I think:
http://youtu.be/O2djHEIxPVs

This is so perfect. Congratulations you summed up 90% of the fandom in a cute picture.

For me it was seeing characters from Pogo "nude" (not graphically) in Mad Magazine when I was five.

I know that feeling.

I have no idea why but the scene from Aladdin and the King Thieves, when Iago gets his tail stuck in the fake-wall door and Abu pulls him out made me all tingly as well...

And now we're getting "Zootopia" next year. ANOTHER Disney fox film, with a cast of anthropomorphic animals!

Also, I'm fairly certain "Robin Hood"'s home video debut in 1984 had a part to play in shaping the furry fandom that decade. (This was when Disney just started releasing their animated classics on video, after being hesitant to do so for a while.)