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Just a little one-panel Katie cartoon to celebrate the holiday. I realize not all of us are Americans, but quite a few of us are. I am. Web-ed, Phil, and Dan are. Here's something for those of us who celebrate the Fourth of July... and to the rest of you... bear with me.(I don't intend any disrespect to the British people of TODAY... but keep in mind that the British government of the 1770s was our enemy)

Thanks for sharing, b00m. At least, OTKatie is suffering for a good cause....

Happy Fourth! It's only 12 noon where I am... so there's still plenty of time for a Fun Fourth!

Cheers,
Dan

hi Boom,

what a great 4th of July surprise . Poor Katie just happened to be wearing Union Jack panties............very cute ones i might add................when she stumbled into this reenactment . i know that seeing Katie OTK getting her shapely bottom spanked over those panties makes me want to stand up and salute . btw, the pain stars go nicely with the red and white stripes behind her . thanks for doing this one for us. phil

Hi b00m - thanks so much for doing this one! It's a great way to celebrate the holiday, even if Katie's bottom feels like someone just set off a firecracker back there

hi B00m!

I too am American and enjoy the way Katie is celebrating the 4th! thanks!

sunflower

I am neither American nor British, but I love seeing Katie getting spanked.

While I'm on the forum, which is not often enough, and expressing appreciation to the resident artists, which is also not often enough, I just thought I'd add that I love your Katie cartoons! Even when she doesn't deserve them, she accepts them in a delightfully submissive resignation to her plight.

Thanks.

bob

I don't have a 4th of July celebratory spanking story this year... but here's a picture of Katie dressed for the occasion:

Dressed or undressed, Katie always looks good with a red bum

Thanks for your comment, WillJohn. BTW, do you guys have some kind of founding holiday there?

I hope she was spanked by a UK expat.

hugob00m wrote:Thanks for your comment, WillJohn. BTW, do you guys have some kind of founding holiday there?

January 26, the anniversary of the First Fleet landing in Sydney Cove in 1788 is celebrated as Australia Day. The local Aboriginal people call it "Invasion Day."

Interesting difference. You celebrate the arrival of the British and we celebrate kicking them out.

It's also ironic that so many of our national leaders today are so hostile towards protesters, and yet the United States was founded by protesters!

You are right there. I was always puzzled in the 1970s when I would hear of older Americans trying to insult younger Americans by calling them "revolutionaries." Without the War of Independence the USA would not have become a nation.