I am still stuck on this whole fashion thing… cartoons get to wear the coolest clothes… especially the villains…
That ‘big shoulders’ look always works, right?
And who doesn’t like a cape? And a big hat? And a magic snake stick?
Okay, Plankton doesn’t actually wear clothes, so he is a poor choice for the fashion theme… but he is an awesome cartoon bad guy.
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I love how you picked to be a woman first – Cruella de Ville!
Did I pick it, or did it pick me?
That first one actually suits you very well.
Ok, well it suits your cartoon very well.
Although, I can see you in that one picture with all the hair and chest wearing that look.
ummm… thanks?
You’re welcome.
phew
Why does that first one look exactly like I picture you dressing? Not that I picture you dressing… I mean, in the act…
uh huh… hey… A Z Gringa is doing a Gilligan’s Island theme song rewrite about my near death post on the comment post… we may have a new thing to do.
Awkward…
Let’s do it.
I will post tomorrow… assemble the minion horde… did you know the Gringa is reading my whole blog from the beginning?
Oh my gosh… that poor poor soul.
I just finished sympathizing with her possbile familial relationship to you. The horror. The horror.
I guess
You’re ‘avin’ a Jafar!!
Nefarious Jafarious!
Where’s my Fudd?
What is with you and the Fudd?
The Fudd
ok
You pull off the Cruella de Vil look quite well actually!
Is it wrong that I sort of enjoy the women’s clothes thing?