And they're here with bells on.

Ton tonton tont ton tonton, n'est-çe pas?

@SuperDave isn't posting them anymore. But that doesn't mean we should deprive ourselves of hat sneks.

Or would "Aussie caah" be the preferred nomenclature?

Before monke embraces you.

It certainly shows its age. The trains that run through that station certainly don't look as advanced as on those on the other lines. If I recall, the seats are brown with stripes as opposed to the blue with weird shapes you find on the newer trains and busses.

It might be a tad crunchy. Better put some sauce on it.

Is there any superhero more synonymous with the US than Captain America? (Well, Superman, but I already did an entry on him.)
First debuting in 1941, he was created as a symbol of American resistance to the threat of Nazism and the Axis (the famous cover of his very first comic shows Captain America punching Hitler).
Sadly, after WWII, the popularity of superheroes faded and his comics were discontinued in 1950. They were briefly brought back in 1953, but they wouldn't be printed regularly until 1964. That's when the Captain got his trademark 'frozen in a block of ice for X years' story, that continues to be used to this day. (I wonder how he'd feel waking up in today's America? Then again, the concept of people who are supposed to be on the same side fighting one another isn't exactly foreign to him.)

Oh, Terry's American? That...does explain a few things.

I'm sure there's a Vietnam joke in here somewhere.

Frogs aren't scared of the loud and the lights. Dogs still have a lot to learn from them.
*
Happy Independence Day! The US is certainly doing better than it was last year, and that's worth celebrating. Break out the bear and BBQ.

But maybe that's just me.

There are many things cheetahs can outrun, but their nerves isn't one of them.

*Swoon*

They must've built up so much stress in their shoulders from all that lying around.

Unaffiliated with any delivery company, their name is a combination of their progenitor breeds' names: the Scottish Fold, and the Exotic Shorthair. Another similarly obtained name for them is the Exotic Fold. The fold is question refers to their ears, which look like they've been folded back.
Despite their cuteness, they are recognized as a separate breed only in the Canadian Cat Registry (very nice of them). The breed does originate from Quebec, so that might have something to do with it (even Quebecois cats can't catch a break).
These little munchkins are every bit as cute in temperament as they are in appearance. They're very friendly and affectionate, and they like being petted. They're also pretty intelligent, so keeping them intellectually stimulated is highly recommended. (They do however not represent any guilds.)

I have no idea why I thought Canada Day was today, as opposed to July 1st. Sorry I missed it. But hey, at least I apologized for something. That's pretty Canadian, right?
*
I don't know if what the Mountie says is true, but I do like his conviction. And if you wanna know the name of the show, fugget about it.

Kümmerst dich nicht darum. Es hat gar kein Sinn.

That is indeed a golf course, but I must remind you not to punt the frogs.

The Gogh, the Bandage, and the Starry.

Toe beans.