#slue-foot sue

[forthoutoffive]

After a bit of searching it's Slue-Foot Sue from the Pecos Bill segment of Melody Time (1948)

[katlimeart]

Mario girls cosplaying as female Disney characters

1 - 4. Jessica Rabbit

5. Jenny (Melody Time)

6 + 7. Slue-Foot Sue

8 + 9. Grace Martin

10. Golden Harp

[houseofmouselove100]

Each guest disappears one by one

They return to the crime machine, they believe that the criminal could be someone with a bad temper, so it could be Donald, they lock him up, but it turns out that he is innocent and they release him.

Suddenly everyone disappeared and Mickey had his suit stolen.

[retropopcult]

"Bartenders" serve root beer to children at the Golden Horseshoe saloon. Photographed by Harold Loomis at Disneyland, 1955.

[allmimsyweretheborogroves]

XXX.

Catfish swimming slow and dreaming of days gone by— immortality,

is, you see, deep in the muck, filled with forgotten memories.

Prompt: write a poem in which the speaker is identified with, or compared to, a character from myth or legend.

[thinkbolt]

Pecos Bill (Disney, 1948) dir. Clyde Geronimi, in the feature anthology "Melody Time" music by Roy Rogers and the Sons of the Pioneers

[tomoleary]

Sam McKim - Slue Foot Sue's Golden Horseshoe Concept Art (Walt Disney, 1955)

Source

[disneyphile]

Slue Foot Sue...

From the Pecos Bill segment of Melody Time (1948).

[star-mania]

Warmup Doodles by Star-Mania

I watched some Disney movies/shows for inspiration and I ended up doing some Disney themed warmup doodles. Bonus Points if you can figure out whats referencing what...

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[lesserknownwaifus]

Slue-Foot Sue from the Pecos Bill segment of the 1948 film Melody Time.

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[collective-remnants-rwby]

Send Me An Allusion and I’ll Make A RWBY Character.

I’m not saying it’ll be quick, but send me an allusion and (optionally) details for a character and I’ll come up with a weapon, semblance, colour scheme, and maybe a general character description and name.

Here’s a list of everyone I’ve already done:

Oracle of Delphi

Jekyll & Hyde

RRH’s Grandma and Little Matchstick Girl

House of the Rising Sun

Bo Peep

Little Mermaid & Cat in The Hat

Chang’e & Hou’yi

John Henry, Calamity Jane, Slue Foot Sue & Pecos Bill

Four Horsemen

Cu Chulainn

War of The Worlds & Ebenezer Scrooge

Uncle Sam

Universal Monsters The Invisible Man

Three Little Pigs

Sherlock Holmes & Zorro

Loki

La Llorona

Jersey Devil & Mothman

Arthur, Merlin, Guinevere, Lancelot

Tam Lin

Persephone, Mina Harker, Billy Goat Gruff, Rose Red

Zeus & Hades

Biblical Stuff

Tao Tie

Jay Gatsby, Lucy Westenra, Elizabeth Lavenza, Mama Bear

Dimension 20 Destiny’s Children

Baa Baa Black Sheep & Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

Icarus

The Four Temperaments

Coppelia

Yuki-Onna

Chinese Four Guardians

Arabian Nights (?)

[kcyars189]

i can’t wait for her to sue that hamster looking mf, we getting everything repoed from the gerbil snacks to the wheel his slue foot, dirtneck, low budget, nasty spirit havin ass runs on every night when he takin breaks from metaphorically riding any man who will take him’s meat

Imagine the reason why you’re impoverished is because you’re a dick sucker for an Canadian abuser.

My future millionaire self can’t relate

[kirbykrisis18]

In a removed scene of the Pecos Bill segment, Bill takes a gander at Slue-Foot Sue's wedding attire and sees her posterior bouncing around as the middle part of her dress represent as a bouncing heartbeat in Bill's POV, complete with timpani sounds every time it bounces. Unfortunately, the scene was removed from the final version of the segment to avoid a PG rating. We, at TRC Enterprises, have managed to unearth a still from the deleted scene.

[pointy-eared-muse]

You got it! In order, we have: - Katrina Van Tassel (from the "Legend of Sleepy Hollow" half of 1949's "Ichabod and Mr. Toad") - Slue-Foot Sue (from the Pecos Bill segment of 1948's "Melody Time") - Cinderella (1950) - Princess Jasmine (from "Aladdin" in 1992) - Megara (from "Hercules" in 1997) - Esmerelda (from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" in 1996) - Lieutenant Helga Katrina Sinclair (from "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" in 2001) - Tinkerbell (from 1953's "Peter Pan") - Ariel (from 1989's "The Little Mermaid") - Charlotte La Bouff (from 2009's "The Princess and the Frog") - Orwen (from 1985's "The Black Cauldron") - Jessica Rabbit (from 1988's "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," technically released under Disney subsidiary Buena Vista Pictures) - Yzma (from 2000's "The Emperor's New Groove")

When people give Elsa crap for being "too sexy" for Disney

It’s like,

have

you

seen

what

Disney

has

done

before?

For gods sake, Ariel had a nude scene.