Riverboat Chris

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Google search of whether busytown is in the United States. Gemini explains busytown is not a real place because it is fictional.
A girl toasting a marshmallow over a bonfire.
A Maine Life beer with a map of Maine on it. In the background several beach homes and some cars.
Millei looking sad
The infamous woman's world cup picture bleacher report put out with a mish mash of random celebrities and characters.
The Trojan horse from The Odyssey (2026) rising out of a beach.
The wire screenshot. Text "He just ain't built for this, you know. His heart pump Kool-Aid."
Michael Scott sitting at a desk. Around him are high schoolers in shirts that say "Scott's Tots". They will not be getting the promised scholarships.
Tv screen. The message on the screen says the USL1 broadcast is experiencing technical difficulties.
Frank Reynolds on phone, e static. Text: "Ha. Do you come crawling back, you cheap sack of shit."
Tucker Carlson "It's over" meme
The fucked up Ronaldo statue.
Post saying that Trump somehow ruined the world cup?
Pausa De hidratacion. Always sunny riot juice
Series of photos with Jose Mourinho celebrating a champions league win.
6 chicken tacos with green sauce. In the background a golden retriever smiles, demanding food.
Memorial to the dead of Pepperell, MA at Bunker Hill. Jeremiah Shattuck, Nathaniel Parker, William Warren, Wainwright Fisk, Ebenezer Laughton, Joseph Spaulding, Benjamin Wood, Edmund Pierce.
Pepperell, with Liberty and Justice for All It has been 163 years since the ending of slavery in the United States, 106 years since women have had the right to vote, and fifty-seven years since the ‘Stonewall Riots’ brought gay rights to the forefront of American conversations on rights and equality. Yet we still have a long way to go before we can fully embrace the words in our Declaration of Independence: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” Pepperell, like the nation as a whole, has struggled with accepting some of these self-evident truths and allowing all to experience their unalienable Rights. Persons who appear different from ourselves are often not trusted or not embraced in insular communities. As we enter the middle of the 21ˢᵗ century, with communication, information, and travel so readily available, insular communities don’t truly exist. Sadly, insular attitudes do. Let us recognize the inherent value that our differences in language, culture, color, gender, and identity bring to the world. These differences make all of us better, stronger, and free. Liberty is not just for me and you, it is for everyone. Important conversations are required to keep a light on this. These can be positive and negative, sometimes simultaneously. MeToo, Black Lives Matter, and Pride events are examples of focusing the light and having uplifting events and sometimes difficult conversations. These will continue until everyone has unalienable rights. We all need to do our part to make Pepperell a leader in acceptance, freedom of expression, and protection of rights. Andrew MacLean Pepperell Town Administrator
Willy the dog smiling. Behind him the USA-Bosnia game is on.
Young Luthen in Andor mumbling "make it stop" in horror.
A post mocking the point that DSA candidates are most effective in NYC and can't win in all districts.
Willy the dog flopped over sleeping with his belly facing up. His left hind leg now lackadaisically covering Otis the cat who was laying next to him who seems irked.
Ron Swanson with an annoyed Leslie Knope next to him at a table with him. Text "What's a not gay way to ask him to go camping with me?"
Kavanaugh concurrence in Barbara.
A child in front of a basketball hoop with the text "the future is now, old man."
Lionel Messi
A big sandwich and wine.
Post claiming that generic ballot numbers are more accurate than current state polling.
An arrogant aristocrat and his snooty pals looking down at the plebs who don't have Culvers shrimp.
Text claiming to be from James Carville asking to donate to Stefany Shaheen's campaign NH 01.
Nola the black cat laying on a dog bed, Willoughby the golden retriever laying on the rug, Otis the black and white cat laying next to him.
The famous loose lips sink ships WWII poster showing a sinking ship. The text is changed to say "being horny on main leads to pain"
Onion article Marilyn Manson now going door-to-door trying to shock people
The Bart Harvey Jarvis meme but for Aemond Targaryen.
Barry Keoghan saying "there goes that dream" and walking away by an Irish loch in the Banshees of Inisherin.
A line in a Costco from the back of the store.
A man coyly saying they were told that Boston is a post racial utopia.
Just walk out meme
Lithograph of British regulars massacring several people in Boston. A little doggie watches on.
The raccoon climbed a tree when I went outside. He is on the side looking at me curiously but cautiously.
Tweet. Mysterious old lady flips tarot card showing a guy flying a hot air balloon into power lines. "is that good"
Leonardo DiCaprio in One Battle After Another drinking a beer and smoking some weed and watching the Battle of Algiers (1966). The people of Lawrence, KS are now obsessed with Algeria now that their soccer team made it their home base for the world cup.
Fox broadcast between world cup matches in front of a board with the Sesame Street crew.
Screenshot of the Brazil vs Haiti match on June 19 in Philadelphia.
Jackson winning the City of Portland with Shah not in the top 3.
The UNH professor I referenced claiming the poll showing Platner gaining when respondents learn about his scandals. She claims that "as people who know Maine have repeatedly predicted - attacks form outsiders backfire."
Google summary of Eyes of the Emperor. A young adult novel from 2005 about Japanese-American US Army volunteer being assigned to train dogs to hunt for Japanese people during WWII.
A man in a soccer jersey. The main color is light yellow almost banana esque. There are blue edging on the arms and neck with pink, blue, and orange stripes on the shoulders.
Chips the dog on a stone wall smiling.
The conservative religious couple from Parks and Rec. The man is obviously gay and she is his beard.
Anime girl holding a red arrow coffee mug and the old man of the mountain rock formation. Behind her is a picturesque NH fall vista with a NH welcome sign and a redneck.
Two anti poaching rangers. They are in green camp and with rifles and a shotgun.
One of the comments "it call the potato famine"
Instagram video captioned "POV: An English fella says no to potatoes in Ireland." In the comments an Americans claims is that what other Americans "don't know is that potatoes were the lifesaver when Ireland had a huge famine".