Short for June 19, the holiday commemorates the enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation in Texas on June 19, 1865 in the former Confederate States, which ended slavery in said states. It's also been called Black Independence Day and America's Second Independence Day.
Though celebrated as early as 1866, and recognized as a state holiday in several states by the 1980's, it was only made a federal holiday in 2021.
Observances include barbeques, celebrations of African-American culture and history amd family reunions.

So, one of those egg council creeps got to this guy, too.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/TheSimpsons/comments/1240ixk/so_one_of_those_egg_council_creeps_got_to_you_too/

Must be where they grow @catfluff.

Your nephew, you say? Oh no...

I know. I only hope they were invented *after* anesthetics.

I mean, they don't seem to mind honking, so I guess they're not immune either.

Including those who spread them.

2004... Damn, this was pre-Youtube.

No froggo rocks that dad bod quite like the African bullfrog.
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As always, here's past year's Father's Day post: https://m.funsubstance.com/fun/657649/froggos-23-173special-happy-fathers-day/

A wholesome nighttime activity.

Yes, even the bunnies.

Don't worry. I'm sure they said, 'No homo' after 'I do'.

At least she wasn't run over by a reindeer.

And, of course, there is an actual Batman/Wolverine hybrid called Dark Claw: https://batman.fandom.com/wiki/Dark_Claw

That's a hot rainbow.

What flavor is blue ice cream supposed to be?

Context, for those interested: https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/63529/time-swedes-called-gay-work

The structure of a water meow-lecule.

Damn cornosexuals, coming in our corn fields, poppin' our corn.

If you aren't willing to service your sercivemen, are really a true patriot?