#french kitty ooh la la

[mandibuzzing]

Discontinued Anthropomorphic Animal Doll Lines

Peteena the Pampered Poodle (Hasbro, 1966) | Pinkie Cooper and the Jet Set Pets (The Bridge Direct, 2013)

Gorgeous Creatures (Mattel, 1979) | Club Chic (Vivid Imaginations, 2014)

French Kitty Ooh La La (Madame Alexander, 2005) | Catwalk Kitties (Lanard, 2005) 

[mtsodie]

anyways here are some anthro dolls i think are good

pinkie cooper - catwalk kitties - french kitty ooh la la

and the trashion alley dolls ... i hope we find out more about them eventually

[obscuredollz]

Dolls & Toys To Archive Later: •Passport Friends •The Beatrix Girls •Moxie Teenz •Vi and Va •T-Friends by Tanya •Just Grrls •Emo Girls •Poseable Hook-Ups •Lollipop Girls •Stylistaz •Tattoo Divas •Micro Dancers •Gotta Dance Girls! •Hot Looks •Sweet Sirens •Radio Disney Pop Dreamers •Makeover Secret Fashion Divas •Boppin Rockers •Yummie Land •La Dee Da •Shorties •Ooh La La! French Kitty •Novi Stars •Dan Dee Kool Kids •Fashion Frenz Hip Girlz •The Children’s Place Pals •Jazzy Girlz •SpacePop

As I come across more doll lines (mostly from the 90s-2000s) I will update this list! I just love learning about dolls and toys, the more obscure the better.

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vintage French Kitty by Mighty Fine Womens Top, White, Ooh La La, Large.

[directedbychuckjones]

Did you ever wonder what an animation director was making in 1944?

On January 6, 1945, just a month after the pay stub, Chuck Jones’s famous skunk, Pepe le Pew, made his debut in “Odor-able Kitty”, which had originally been titled, “Forever Ambushed”.

The model sheets were drawn by Chuck Jones and used by the animators to stay “on model” during the drawing of the cartoon.

Side note: “Forever Ambushed” is a take-off on the title of bestselling romance novel of 1944, titled, “Forever Amber”. The book was eventually made into a film in 1947 by 20th Century Fox. The Chuck Jones pay stub is from the Linda Jones Clough archive.

Conceived as a new character for the short film, Forever Ambushed, Stinky became the familiar francophone-challenged skunk known throughout the world today as Pepé le Pew.  The film was eventually retitled Odor-able Kitty and premiered on the silver screen nationwide January 6, 1945.  It follows the misadventures of a bedraggled and abused tomcat who, wishing to avoid the derision and despair of life as an alley cat, paints himself black with a white stripe, rolls in Limburger cheese and wreaks revenge upon his tormentors as a sly skunk.   At which point the French-accented skunk (Stinky/Henry/Pepé) brimming with amour (ooh la la, mon petit chou) enters and a Feydeau farce of co(s)mic proportions is born (beaucoups de rire).   Although famed storyman Michael Maltese was to write the majority of Pepé’s ‘aromantic’ adventures (c’est bon!), the legendary Tedd Pierce penned (écrivait) this first cartoon (et très bien aussi!).

“Characters always start with an idea rather than a drawing.  Before I drew Pepé for his first appearance in a cartoon, I knew something about his character, and I knew he was a skunk, but I did not know what he looked like.  Live-action directors call casting sessions at this point to find an actor to match their notion of a character, but I begin drawing—my casting session.  I did more than 200 drawings of Pepé before I was confident he would work according to our conception of him.  From that moment on, he was as much subject to the limits of his physical ability as I am.

“When we were writing Odor-able Kitty, in which Pepé made his first appearance (under the name Henry), the odious Eddie Selzer [the producer at Warner Bros. Cartoons] tried to block the project on the grounds that skunks talking French are not funny.  (The French themselves find these cartoons very funny.)  But when For Scent-imental Reasons later won an Academy Award, Eddie Selzer contentedly collected the credit and the Oscar, which he took home.” — Chuck Jones, Chuck Reducks, Drawing from the Fun Side of Life

Filmography (all Jones, except where noted):

Odor-able Kitty (1945)                                                                    

Scent-imental Over You (1947)

Odor of the Day (Davis, 1948)

For Scent-imental Reasons (1949 Academy Award-winner)

Scent-imental Romeo (1951)

Little Beau Pepe (1952)

Wild Over You (1953)

Dog Pounded (Freleng, 1954, in cameo)

The Cats Bah (1954)

Past Perfumance (1955)

Two Scents Worth (1955)

Heaven Scent (1956)

Touché and Go (1957)

Really Scent (Levitow, 1959)

Who Scent You? (1960)

A Scent of the Matterhorn (1961)

Louvre Come Back to Me (1962)

[phunkmastermonkeyposh]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Ooh La La It’s French Kitty Mini Skirt.

[the-noob-simblr]

Jules, Jeanie & Elia 

Jeanie started a fire while cooking, they all had pretty different reactions.

Jeanie first instinct : Grab her daughter, get out of the house

Jules first instinct : running out of the house, then running back in to go to sleep. (he then proceed to do every action running for a day --”)

Balie first instinct : get close to the fire, getting mad because she can’t get even closer. Pyroman cat

The firefighter who came to her recsue : “ooh poor kitty, the kitty got scared, kitty kitty”

And yes the baby sleeps in the hallway, but don’t worry they’ll move out soon.

FRENCH SPEAKER

Jeanie a réussi à mettre le feu en cuisinant des pâtes... certaines personnes sont plus douées que d’autres. Toute la famille à eu des réactions assez différentes.

La priorité de Jeanie : aller chercher sa fille et sortir en vitesse

La priorité de Jules : sauver sa peau, puis revenir en courant pour aller se coucher

La priorité de Balie : le feeeeeuuu, plus près du feuuu, c’est beau le feuuu

Et oui, le bébé dort dans le couloir, mais c’est temporaire ! 

[thegrapegeeks]

Welcome to our first annual list of Gifts for the Wine Lover Who Has Everything!

Trying to buy a unique and memorable gift for the person who loves wine? Are you searching for a vino-centric present that will be sure to wow that hard to please friend or relative? Here’s my pick for the top 10 unusual wine themed gifts that are sure to impress the person who’s impossible to shop for.

1. Wine Cellar Leggings $39.00, Brave New Look Fashionable ladies will adore these super soft, lightweight and comfortable wine glass leggings! Perfect to pair with a glass of wine while relaxing at home and a fun ensemble to wear to the gym, these are sure to give your outfit a splash of whimsy. Available in a huge range of sizes from XS to 5X.

2. Party Cats Stemless Wine Glasses and MosCATo $35.00, Pier One / $25.00, IWA Here’s the purrfect gift for all of those cat lovers in your life. Invite these festive felines over for your next party (or if you’re drinking for one with a kitty on your lap)! These stemless goblets are handcrafted of soda lime glass and hold about 20 ounces each. As fun and functional as they are adorable. And for the real crazy cat lady in your life, why not throw in a bottle of MosCATo wine for cats? This organic (and yes, nonalcoholic) pet-friendly “wine” is made from beet juice and other natural ingredients that are sure to make your pet purr.

3. Rabbit Table Wine Opener $150.00, Williams Sonoma Now here’s a gadget so sleek and xxinteresting in its eye-popping design that everyone will love oohing and aahing over it. The table wine opener from Rabbit sits on your counter top and makes uncorking your favorite vintages an exercise in artistic style and flair. The ultra chic and modern design has a hand finished metal frame and lovely acacia wood platform with black and gold accents. It’s a real beauty, and functional to boot.

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6. Stemless Fountain Aerating Wine Glass Set $56.00, Uncommon Goods Destined to be a real conversation starter, these stemless wine glasses make a show out of aerating, a mini wine fountain in a glass! Dishwasher safe and practical, your wines are properly aerated as you pour.

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8. Winekeeper Wine by the Glass $1,875.00, IWA Ever wanted to bring a little piece of your favorite wine bar to your home? Well now you can, thanks to the Winekeeper Monterey! Wine lovers can preserve wine directly from the bottle (and have one heck of a gorgeous showpiece) in this stunning steel storage unit. The Winekeeper maintains storage and serving temperatures from 42-62 degrees F to accommodate both red and white wines. This preservation system holds up to 4 bottles of wine, with special argon gas cartridges keeping things fresh and ready to enjoy for weeks after opening.

  9. Personalized Wine Barrel $595, Wine Enthusiast Understated and elegant, this beautiful whole refinished wine barrel is crafted from vintage French Oak barrels. This is a fantastic one-of-a-kind gift that can be personalized with the recipient’s name. Talk about a real conversation piece for the wine cellar!

10. Ultimate Winemaker Dinner $25,000 for Six Guests, Plumpjack Winery Imagine yourself seated at a long table, surrounded by three of the greatest modern winermakers of our time. The PlumpJack Group has unveiled The Ultimate Winemaker Dinner, an exclusive dining experience for six guests hosted by Winemakers Aaron Miller (PlumpJack Winery), Danielle Cyrot (CADE Estate Winery), and Jeff Owens (Odette Estate Winery) and Managing Partner John Conover. The intimate dinner experience will include some of the most sought-after Napa Valley wines from the lauded 2015 vintage expertly paired with thoughtful dishes created by famous 3-Michelin-Star Chef Christopher Kostow of Meadowood Napa Valley.  If anyone wants to buy this gift for The Grape Geeks, we will love you forever!

  Top 10 Holiday Gifts for the Wine Lover Welcome to our first annual list of Gifts for the Wine Lover Who Has Everything! Trying to buy a unique and memorable gift for the person who loves wine?

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vintage French Kitty by Mighty Fine Womens Top, White, Ooh La La, Medium.

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vintage French Kitty by Mighty Fine Womens Top, White, Ooh La La, Small.

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vintage French Kitty by Mighty Fine Womens Top, White, Ooh La La, Large.

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vintage French Kitty by Mighty Fine Womens Top, White, Ooh La La, Medium.

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vintage French Kitty by Mighty Fine Womens Top, White, Ooh La La, Small.

[phunkmastermonkeyposh]

I just added this listing on Poshmark: BOGO Ooh La La It’s French Kitty Mini Skirt.

[phunkmastermonkeyposh]

I just added this listing on Poshmark: Ooh La La It’s French Kitty Mini Skirt.