Truth to Power

Always at the forefront of important political issues of the day, Riley recently joined crowds in lower Manhattan to protest the corporate takeover of U.S. government. Here he is standing up for what's right with other civil disobedients, before taking a break to eat some Sabrett's hot dogs off the street vendor's cart.

The Fifth Beatle

This is a little-known historical factoid of the popular Beatles' run as the best musical group of all time. Riley actually cut one album with the band. Here he is pictured on an early album cover, of which Ringo is known to have stated "The chap's hair is just too long for our image." Riley played toys.

Caution:

Our photographers caught this aerial view of Riley during a recent snow storm. That's him in the lower left of the frame (above), enjoying the whiteout by protruding his tongue to catch the flakes. Another of our photographers on the ground captured this message Riley left behind:

Snafu of Liberty

 

On a recent trip to New York City to attend the International Bowl Licking Championships, Riley took some time to go sightseeing. He enjoyed Central Park, egg creams and sniffing the homeless in Hell's Kitchen. Here he is (above) at the Statue of Liberty. Did you know that 41 persons can stand in her head? After he left, the statue was seen doing this (below):

Mission: Table Scraps

This is how Coconut came to the breakfast table this morning. She and Riley had stayed up late into the night making their costumes to amuse and distract their keepers while they execute their Table Scraps Incursion Project, but Riley decided to rely instead on his natural charm to obtain his forkfuls. Coconut did not get the memo.