Happy 232nd Birthday America!
And what better way to celebrate than with Picnics, Cookouts, Parades, Fireworks and great friends!
We've got an awesome collection of Babes to help you celebrate this birthday with and since July is National Bikini Month (really!) we've got some great All-America Gals posing in them for you. So get ready, set and go enjoy these pictures!
**By the way... for those of you who have always wondered, the tune that is always played for the fourth,"Yankee Doodle" was originally composed by one of the British during the Revolutionary War to mock the Colonials. In the mid-1700's an outlandish style of dress that came from Italy was made popular in England and was nicknamed "Macaroni". The tune was to insinuate that the Colonials were so backwards that they would think that by merely adding a feather to their hat it would now be stylish. When news of this slam came back over to the Americans they did what we do best, we tossed it right back in the faces of the British by adopting it as our own. It's even said that at the British surrender at Yorktown the American band played "Yankee Doodle"! So the next time you hear this tune, don't think it's about some poor dope who can't tell the difference between feathers and pasta, but it's really about the proud America tradition of looking our adversaries in the eye and shouting,
"Up yours, Jack! We're alright!"

That said, now go and enjoy these great gals!

Sitting by the Pool and Fireworks.

Watching a Motor Parade with Pretty Girls!

And (almost) lastly... did you know that July is
National Bikini Month?
In the Summer of 1946, two events shook the world in ways like never before or since. The first was the beginning of testing the Atomic Bomb on the small island chain of the Bikini Atoll in the Pacific. The second was the introduction by a French fashion designer of what was to that date, the world's smallest two piece swimsuit on the beaches of the French Riviera. This bombshell of a design so shocked the fashion world that it earned the name “Bikini” because nothing but an atomic explosion could compare to it. And even though it was first designed by the French, we wish to salute that wonderful design in our tribute to the
All American Bikini and the Gals who wear them!

Now we'd like to take a minute with a small tribute to the Nuclear testing held on one of the lesser known Atolls of the Bikini chain simply known  as the Island of "No".
So here they are, the girls of the

No Bikini Atoll!
 

(ahem) Sorry about that, but we couldn't resist. Of course, as anybody who used to watch those old movies from the 1950's knows, with all that nuclear radiation there's always a chance of it causing drastic mutations.
We got a feeling that no matter what comes crawling along, our babes can handle it!