Do you like big butts and you cannot lie? Well, brother, you can’t deny that Butts on Things brings the goods.

Artist Brian Cook, creator of Butts on Things, is back for another cheeky appearance at the con. Stop by Booth #4417 (the same spot as last year) to say hi and giggle over his delightful derrière designs, including pins, luggage tags, and more.

[UPDATE June 28]

Show off your “booty-ful” taste with Butts on Things Shoe Charm 4-Pack. It comes with four charms (shoes not included) to attach to your Crocs or other favorite footwear, including a pineapple butt, a taco but, a donut butt, and a shooting star butt. Pick it up for $14 when it makes its debut at the con.

Looking to add some fruity flair to your travel accessories? Pick up his Pineapple Butt Luggage Tag, which will be debuting at the convention. You can make your bag the butt of every joke at the airport by picking it up for $10.

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Local leaders and bike advocates joined SANDAG Thursday to break ground on a brand new bikeway in San Diego.

The group gathered at the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA around 10 a.m. to celebrate the start of construction for what’s been dubbed the Imperial Avenue Bikeway.

The 3.5-mile path, according to SANDAG, will help create safer streets for people who walk, bike, drive and take transit through the southeastern area of the city limits.

With the construction will come improvements to Imperial Avenue between 17th Street and 47th Street. This is expected to enhance connectivity for people of all ages and abilities.

The Imperial Avenue Bikeway is part of the Regional Bike Plan Early Action Program, an initiative approved by the SANDAG Board of Directors in 2013. The $25 million project is funded by a combination of state and local funds.