The giant lumberjack of Canadian and American folklore is celebrated every year on June 28th, particularly in places that have statues of his likeness (such as the pictured one in Bemidji, Minnesota).
Originating in loggers' talltales, the colossal deforester and his trusty companion Babe the Blue Ox were first popularised in 1916 in pamphlets written by William B. Laughead for the Red River Lumber Company. Since then, his stories have continued to be reinterpreted and retold. One example is the eponymous 1958 Disney short:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=O3rZUOJn5W8
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(Another one is that Paul Bunyan is cute little girl who can change size and who loves pancakes. That's definitely my headcannon.)

Probably not the bunny suit she had in mind.

Their sweetness is all-natural (mostly).

Somebody must have really liked shipping Batman and Superman. Yup, you guessed it, this Batman expy is indeed gay and so is his Superman expy boyfriend/husband called Apollo.
Though he does bear a superficial resemblance to the Bat, his personality and M.O. couldn't be more different.
First appearing in 1998 as a WildStorm (which was later absorbed by DC) character, he has no qualms about killing any who cross him and even takes pleasure in doing so (and yet, he's not considered a villain, somehow). Also, while technically still a human, he has a number of augmentations including a spare heart and brain enhancements. (Hopefully, he did not take modifying his body to Cyberpunk levels.)

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Boundaries are always to be observed and respected.

I guess I really would post 500 frogs. But will I post 500 more?... We'll have to wait and see.
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Either way, this couldn't have happened without you guys' support. It's just a bunch of frogs pics but they have been a constant in my life (mostly) and they do give a feeling of stability (how ever small). And for I thank everyone who has and who continues to hop along with me.

It's kinda funny. Even though Dragonball is considered the father of modern shounen and a definer of many tropes in the genre, it was apparently meant to be a parody of shounen shows that preceded it.

Well, if I recall, Nezuko makes noises. And Komi (spoilers) does talk... eventually.

"And now I shall toss a food bowl to decide your fate."

If you combine them, would that make a catterfly?

Calico is not actually a breed but a fur type characterized by being white in varying proportions with black and orange patches. It's named after the Calico fabric, and occurs in the following breeds of cats: the Manx cat, American Shorthair, Maine Coon, British Shorthair, Persian cat, Arabian Mau, Japanese Bobtail, Exotic Shorthair, Siberian, Turkish Van, Turkish Angora and Norwegian Forest cat.
Interestingly, due to how genetic determination works in the above breeds, the vast majority of Calico cats are female with only very rare exceptions. (Also, most don't have an affiliation to Calico Jack, with very rare exceptions.)

Mashu really is the best. And not just because she looks good.

Ah, the very post I ever commented on with my current account. And, of course, I was downvoted. Good times, good times.

I hope I don't offend any Pastafarians, but it's just easier to cook that way.

Wow, the new simp breed is somehow even sadder than the last.

Probably one of my fave Scooby-Doo episodes. I don't recall the frog's sexuality being referenced. But he was nonetheless a fun addition to the episode.

Oh, UwU why are you pointing that big long thing at me? OwO Are going to...shoot at me? :3