#cartoon trick

[sissa-arrows]

Video description: A group of French cops is marching and they fall on each other because of a rope between two poles. They get up and are confused just like the other cops. At the end they bring a circular saw to cut the rope.

You know grades mean nothing. Good or bad grades don’t make you smart or stupid. But the fact that they fucking got tricked by a Tom & Jerry trap… they do deserve their latest nickname of 7/20 (that’s the AVERAGE grade at the police exam… people with grades as low as 5/20 become cops and the questions are middle school level). What are we doing next? Throwing bananas peels and marbles on the floor?! They are falling because of a VISIBLE ROPE BETWEEN TWO POLLS. They keep telling us that cops get wounded while on duty and I keep being like “stop lying” but they probably aren’t even lying they are just not saying that the cops are wounded because they fall into cartoons’ traps… and the way they all stopped and someone foot a tool to cute the rope… like can’t they step over the rope or just untie the knots?!?

To quote @el-shab-hussein “who’s winning Bugs Bunny or the French police?” 😂 my answer is Bugs Bunny.

[1-800-poetic]

Via Suki Kawaii on X/Twitter

[tomicscomics]

05/03/2024

Gotta love the confidence.

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JOKE-OGRAPHY:

1. When St. Joan was captured by the English, they spent months dragging her through one of the most overtly biased trials in history. This included many sessions of questioning, where her accusers sought to build their case against her. During their second session, she was asked about her youth, and whether she learned any trades. Joan answered with charming confidence. In W. S. Scott's translation of the trial manuscript, it reads, "Questioned as to whether she had learned any craft or trade, she said yes; and that her mother had taught her to sew; and that she did not believe there was any woman in Rouen who could teach her anything in this matter." However, in W. P. Barrett's translation, it reads, "Asked if in her youth she had learned any craft, she said yes, to sew and spin: and in sewing and spinning, she feared no woman in Rouen." I thought that wording had way more character, so I based this cartoon on Barrett's translation.

2. Sewing and spinning (wool) are skills used to make fabric and clothes. Thanks to her mother's training, Joan is so confident in this field that she declares she fears no woman, as if the lawyers are about to bring out a sewing expert to test her in a tailor-to-the-death gladiatorial showdown.

3. Joan in a tailor deathmatch:

[summertimenoir]

Trick or Treat (1952)

Happy Halloween ! 🎃

[bersqunk]

Loni🌾

Halloween special ~ Louds🎃

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[tithsokphanny31]

CN Halloween 🩸🎃

[drowzeeking]

So I'm watching the Disney short "Trick or Treat", and I noticed this part where Donald is going though his "pantry", I guess...

Is that a chicken? Was Donald gonna potentially give a whole-ass chicken to trick-or-treaters?!

It just reminds me of these classic tweets...

[sealinne]

[explosiongifd]

do you guys fuck with mr peabody x brain griffin

[alexiethymia]

just watched beetlejuice beetlejuice at the theaters, and can I just say, I loved it! it definitely didn’t disappoint and was a zany adventure, just like the first one.

and it kinda added layers to betelgeuse in a way. because spoilers I definitely thought they would go the same route for astrid and jeremy, the same way they did for lydia and betelgeuse in that what jeremy wanted was for astrid to marry him so that he could get out. instead it was a more sinister method, and it makes me wonder why betelgeuse never tried it. it can’t be because he doesn’t know about it, because he’s the type of ghost to read the handbook backwards and forwards just so he can find every loophole to exploit. like my head keeps going in circles. especially for the first movie where lydia had initially wanted ‘in’ while he wanted ‘out’, the switcheroo method that jeremy tried with astrid would’ve been perfect then. even in this movie where he already has experience of lydia backing out of their deal, he could have had lydia promise to exchange her soul for his. with how much she wanted to save astrid, I’m sure lydia would have agreed. instead, he just wanted to remarry her. it’s interesting because it means betelgeuse, as putrid, crass, disgusting, and opportunistic as he is, actually seems like he has lines he won’t cross.

[thehalloweenhub]

Ghost-est With The Mostest For All Hallow’s Eve 👻

[paprikaries]

"TRICKED" _ One-Panel Comics: Saint Seiya references. Just for fun. I don't have much to say. I simply should stop to think that crushes in anime are possible after 25 years old... 😅😐 Have you ever had this kind of disappointed experience?

[numbuh900]

🍫🍫Sector V are at your door, give them your candy! 🍬🍬

[bersqunk]

Loki🦇

Halloween special ~ Louds🎃

* let's get this train rolling wahaaaa🤡

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