Sometimes you just gotta get on your moped with your goat.
Owl shows off his beer muscles.
Crystal clear and yet green lake in India.
This dog doesn't just play soccer. He holds his own selfie-stick to film himself playing soccer.
Hyraxes, the evil river otters of the capybara family.
Cows love two things: thick grass and smooth jazz.
A mama cat lost her baby, so her owner got a new kitten for her. Here's her reaction.
This baby kangaroo is just too cute.
Little dog wants smoochers.
Sometimes parents have to think outside of the box to entertain their children.
Very bad dog! Aw, I can't stay mad at him, he's a good boy.
A boat filled with Real American Heroes finds an owl lost over the sea and struggling to stay aloft. So they do what Real American Heroes do.
To a cat, everything is a cat-toy, except actual cat-toys (obviously).
Imma just be down in your wires "fixing" them. Thanks to The Patriarch Tree.
Soldiers are getting ready for the Army Anniversary Parade, some wearing Revolutionary War era uniforms.
Some soldiers are wearing Vietnam-era uniforms. Neat. I guess they're doing an NFL-style Throwback Uniforms display, and I'm all about it.
Governor Tampon says that the US Army parading is like North Korea -- or "Pyong-Pyong" as he so ignorantly says -- and also says he hopes our troops get bad weather for their parade.
The left is so insanely hateful and so possessed of Terrorist Fervor that I'm very worried they're going to attack the troops.
And then we'll have to hear CNN and the New York Times instructing us that it was a Fiery But Mostly Peaceful terrorist attack on US troops.
Dustin Grage
@GrageDustin
The former Army National Guard "Command Sergeant Major" opposes the 250th birthday celebration for the Army?
Fascinating.
We can have an entire month of drag queens gyrating their penises into kid's faces but we can't have a single day to honor the troops?
Jeeze, even Jake Tapper feels the pressure to pretend to Support the Troops.
This is cute but I have a feeling the goat isn't picking up on the distinction between wearing a helmet and not wearing a helmet.
The future is here. Still no flying cars, of course.