1952 Walt Disney Cartoon. Inspiration for Pixar's "Cars" picked by sUeBe 2 years ago

OK so I was considering not posting it but I was like its Plime whats the worse that can happen.

So it came out around the time of "The end of the world" and I loved it all thirty minutes of it . It is really random and you need a really good sense of humor to like it other wise its dumb. Enjoy! picked by dork 1 year ago

The woman’s white T-shirt showed Mohammad wearing a bomb as a turban. picked by kissmenow 3 years ago

Not a dog that explodes. Or has exploded. That's the name of the site. explodingdog works like this. People email the site owner a title and he draws a cartoon based on it. picked by pocksucket 2 years ago

NEED I SAY ANYMORE!!!!!!!!!
(yes i also should get cool points because of what today is!!!) picked by nesbyniccolo 3 years ago

Big Brother will soon be making regular appearances on the screens of Internet users in China, but the velvet fist will take the unexpected form of a cute pair of manga cartoon cops.

Those crazy Chinese, what will they think of next! picked by nesbyniccolo 2 years ago

Old cartoon from 1951 where Goofy is hopelessly addicted to cigarettes and goes through ridiculous withdrawal when he tries to quit. picked by mewhitenoise 1 year ago

Classic 1946 Disney cartoon adapted from the famous American poem by Ernest Thayer. picked by Matoogs 2 years ago

Not your typical jolly snow man cartoon. Send the kiddies to another room so they don't start crying. picked by suebe 2 years ago

The Holocaust Cartoon Contest results are in. This contest was launched in response to the Danish cartoon controversy, with the intent of testing the limits of freedom of expression. picked by 2manyusernames 3 years ago

The Cavalier Daily apologized Sunday for offending University of Virginia students after it published a pair of controversial religious cartoons last week.

Direct link: See comment picked by mutil8or 2 years ago

Zut alors! The popular British cartoon and television series "Mr. Men" has come up with a malodorous Mr. Rude who speaks with a bad French accent. "Pardon me," says Mr. Rude in comedy Franglais as he breaks wind when his finger is pulled on a game played on the television show's website www.mrmen.com. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago

Back when cartoons had class, and still managed to make statements. picked by donteatpoop 3 years ago

Well, actually, any Tex Avery cartoon wins. Speaking of which, if anyone can find me some Screwy Squirrel or the Peachy Cobbler I would be much obliged. P.S. This is the uncut version!
picked by kikcolon 3 years ago

The Honey Monster, Tony The Tiger, and Snap, Crackle and Pop have been branded 'cartoon villains' by consumer watchdog Which? for failing to promote healthy eating in children. picked by jhordie 1 year ago

In the temple that became ruins, the fox that disguises as the samurai does the fight of magic with Asian racoon's parent and child. In Japanese mythology, some animals have the ability to shapeshift, particularly the fox, cat, and tanuki (raccoon dog). picked by suebe 2 years ago

Scary how the character comes to mind immediately when you hear a 2 or 3 second sound byte. Maybe I watched too many cartoons as a kid. Naaahhhh. picked by gnikgnok 3 years ago

The X-RAY takes these cartoons to a different level. picked by specialthinking 2 years ago

A salute to the 20 greatest cartoon b*tches of all time. I don't agree with all of them, though. picked by hypnotode 2 years ago

ACME is the fictional company that was used in several cartoons and TV shows like Bugs Bunny and The Road Runner. They had the funniest and most innovative products to help any cartoon character out of the weirdest situation. Or did they help at all? picked by Bornbad 1 year ago