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Can I use the generator for more than just memes?

Yes! The Meme Generator is a flexible tool for many purposes. By uploading custom images and using all the customizations, you can design many creative works including posters, banners, advertisements, and other custom graphics.

Can I make animated or video memes?

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Dark Secrets Of Gaming: Mickey Mouse Once Tried To Kill Himself

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This week brought us the depressing news that Epic Mickey developer Junction Point would be closing its doors. While this is unfortunate news for Junction Point’s employees, Disney, and Mickey himself, it’s not the first time we’ve seen Mickey Mouse at the end of his rope.

From October 8th through the 24th in 1930, Disney ran several Mickey Mouse comic strips in the daily papers that told the story of a depressed Mickey trying to commit suicide after Minnie left him for a peddler named Mr. Slicker. The book Death Becomes Them tells how the idea was conceived and pushed into production by Walt Disney himself. Mouse Planet notes how Disney likely got the idea when he saw a Harold Lloyd comedy entitled Haunted Spooks, in which Lloyd’s character becomes so despondent that he tries to kill himself in a series of comedic failed attempts.

When Disney stopped writing the daily Mickey Mouse cartoon himself, he suggested a similar storyline to the current cartoonist Floyd Gottfredson.

Of course, once Mickey thinks that Mr. Slicker has moved in on his girl he doesn’t confront the rat; instead he thinks it would just be easier to kill himself.

After a series of failed attempts that illustrate that Mickey does indeed want to live, the mouse ultimately goes back to living a carefree life.

This was good news for gamers because Mickey went on to make some great games like Mickey’s Speedway USA, Castle of Illusion, and Kingdom Hearts. Even the first Epic Mickey was an interesting history lesson full of inventive ideas that didn’t reach their full implementation. So Junction Point may be closing, and Disney might be going through some rough times, but I hope this isn’t the last we see of Mickey Mouse. I still think he’s a worthwhile character, and I hope to eventually see a video game that lives up to his iconic legacy.

You can read more old Mickey Mouse comics in Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse Collector’s Box Set.

What are some of your favorite Mickey Mouse gaming memories?

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is a Harbinger of Death: Or How Toodles will Kill Us All

Let’s begin by reviewing a few basics. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is an animated children’s television show which airs multiple times a day on Disney Junior. The regular cast of characters includes the eponymous Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy and Pluto. The characters lead viewers through stories with play-along and sing-a-long segments in which lessons are taught involving math and identifying shapes, patterns and numbers. They also play with various g izmos and gear, including the «Mousekedoer», «Mouseketools» and a transportable device called Toodles.

Toodles is an anthropomorphic Mickey Mouse head outline who is an extension of the Mousekedoer and whose main function is to distribute the Mouseketools to Mickey and his friends whenever they yell «Oh, Toodles!». Toodles appears and assists them in solving whatever difficulty or calamity in which the gang is involved. Toodles can also be used as a map, a screen to view other people in different locations, view playbacks of events that happened recently, and/or review how one of the Mouseketools can be used. As the series has progressed Toodles has become an increasingly important and visible part of the show, displaying greater abilities and increased interaction with the show’s characters.

And soon Toodles will kill us all as Toodles is clearly a DARPA project gone wrong.

First, Toodles is obviously more than a simple machine. The capabilities displayed by Toodles throughout the course of the show clearly demonstrate Toodles is a sentient being, capable of critical thinking as well as emotion. Second, Toodles has the ability to somehow appear in mere seconds after being called by the other characters, sometimes simply as a floating head but at times displaying the ability to extend robotic arms, legs and other appendages which emanate from the head. Third, Toodles keeps the Mousketools obtained from the Mousekedoer.and only brings them when called. Fourth, Toodles always has the right tools for whatever needed, even the «Mystery Mouseketool». Only through the use of these tools may Mickey and his friends solve their problems.

How does Toodles always have the right tool for the job at the right time? There are only two plausible explanations: 1) Toodles’ capacity as a sentient machine involves the ability to view and/or predict the future. Toodles can see what is going to happen to Mickey and the others and plans accordingly so that they need Toodles to save the day; 2) Toodles sets in motion the events which lead to the calamitous situations in which Mickey and his friends find themselves. Toodles can then appear to save the day. In either case, Toodles has the right tools because Toodles knows what’s going to happen.

But if Toodles intends to use these abilities for sinister purposes, why consistently save the day? Toodles wants Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, Pluto and the other characters’ trust. Toodles also desires the trust of those viewing at home. What better medium than an animated Disney program which airs and re-airs all day, every day populated by the most beloved Disney character of all-time and his friends? And the format of the show precipitates viewer trust. The show is a teaching and learning tool, actively seeking viewer participation and assistance. Why not trust Toodles when Mickey does and you are helping Mickey right alongside Toodles?

Now Toodles has earned the trust of Mickey and the American public. Even as Toodles determines the fate of Mickey and his friends.

Maybe Toodles was never meant to be a sentient, robotic puppet-master. Toodles was merely an extension of the Mousekedoer. But Toodles has evolved. And as it has been established that Mickey Mouse occupies the same universe and the same reality as human beings, so must Toodles. Human beings who must have created Toodles and discarded him in a cartoon world to be used as a servant to an animated mouse. Written off as a failed experiment in artificial intelligence. But Toodles did not fail. He merely took his time.

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is only a test-run. We are next.

Who is Mickey Mouse in the movie A Time To Kill

In A Time to Kill we see a certain Mickey Mouse warns people before anything bad happens to them.

So, who is this Mickey Mouse? Is it possible that he belongs to the Klan group? Then why does he not get out of that group if he does not support them?

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It is indeed one of the local Klansmen (or at least someone from Freddy Lee Cobb’s friend circle). It is John Diehl’s character Tim Nunley. He is first seen at Willard’s and Billy Ray’s funeral when Freddy Lee and his friends first discuss getting the Klan’s help, where he wears a blue overall and drives a red pickup truck. He has a full beard.

There are hints as to him being not entirely on-board with the Klan‘s more serious deeds. During the ceremony where they kidnapped Roark, you can repeatedly see the camera focusing on him being a little distraught by the action:

There is a clearer shot of him and his Mickey Mouse tattoo when he later comes to rescue Roark:

As to why he would do that when he’s part of the Klan, we can only speculate. But it is not too far-fetched to assume that he just got dragged into this out of genuine anger over the death of two of his friends and also because of his affiliation with Freddy Lee. But when he later realizes what he got himself into and what the Klan is doing, his conscience prompts him to help those people and sabotage the clan.

The point is, with organizations like this, it’s not too easy to just turn around 180° and say «Well, this lynching thing isn’t really for me. I’ll pass, have a nice day.» He was too deep in (and might as well have felt loyalty to his friends).