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That was just a patient's storyline. It had nothing to do with any regular character and was not an ongoing thing.

A Waterfront Abode With a Pristine Arts and Crafts Interior Can Be Yours for $1.849 Million https://www.brownstoner.com/upstate/new-rochelle-ny-homes-for-sale-westchester-142-sutton-manor-road-arts-crafts-fireplace/

I'm inconsolable. As was rumored, GREY'S killed off my favorite character tonight-- Dr. Deluca, the one who's been involved with Meredith the last 2 years. He was stabbed, then appeared to be okay after surgery, but they were only halfway through the episode, so I knew... There were a couple of tender SCHMICO moments tonight (Nico's been written as more thoughtful this year), but they were no salve to my deep wound. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-sRkhF5l-nyg/TprN2NSXqxI/AAAAAAAABLk/LSYpZRnqO74/s280/Sad+Animated+Gif+Animation+Crying.gif http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-sRkhF5l-nyg/TprN2NSXqxI/AAAAAAAABLk/LSYpZRnqO74/s280/Sad+Animated+Gif+Animation+Crying.gif

Happy 114th, dad! The 1 year anniversary of the WHO declaring Covid a pandemic.

That would definitely be the bedroom where you'd put your drunk (or tripping) houseguest, have a hidden camera in the room, and submit the tape to America's Funniest Home Videos.

FOR THE EXHIBITIONIST INTO REAL ESTATE: Bathroom without walls in $900K home 4 sale horrifies social media If you’ve always dreamed of an open-concept toilet,this house is for you. A Boston home for sale on Zillow that appears to be normal and quaint is actually anything but. The newly renovated four-bedroom, three-bathroom property — in foreclosure — is listed at a whopping $899,000. However, one of the bathroom layouts is pretty crappy. It starts the moment you walk through the front door, where a bathroom is on the left side of the open-concept space. Although the listing states three full bathrooms, this bathroom is missing one main component: a wall. Photos of the property were first shared by the Instagram account Zillow Gone Wild, and social media immediately labeled it a “nightmare.” “Do we have to be open about EVERYTHING these days??” one Instagram user said. “Those glass walls really be doing the most for your privacy,” another joked. “This is literally what I have recurring nightmares about,” one person wrote, while another called it a “freakshow.” Built in 1910, the two-story home spans 2,000 square feet. While the rest of the house seems pretty normal, with modern renovations and pristine hardwood floors, the bathroom scenario is pretty hard to overlook. “Gotta love the clear glass between the shower and toilet, but frosted glass between the toilet and sink,” someone quipped.

I assure you, that had nothing to do with your real estate acumen. 😁😇🤣

For British viewers, Oprah Winfrey’s bombshell special on the royal family was also an exposé of the American pharmaceutical industry. Those in England who streamed Sunday’s interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were shocked to see advertisements for prescription drugs including Skyrizi, Kisqali and Jardiance. Advertising prescription drugs is banned in the United Kingdom — and most of the world, excluding the US and New Zealand. Writer Ayesha A. Siddiqi compiled many of the most stunned reactions in a Twitter thread titled “british people reacting to american pharmaceutical ads during the harry/meghan interview.” “If these medicine ads are what it’s like to not have an NHS I never want to experience that,” tweeted one horrified individual, referring to the UK’s National Health Service. “Nah…how are the side effects of the medicine in American ads more lethal than the thing they’re treating???” wrote another. “These medical adverts and the side effects though. American healthcare truly is a business,” noted a third. Other critics called the ads “surreal” and “unhinged” and said they made them feel like they were “in some post-apocalyptic world.” Many expressed feeling a renewed gratitude for their nation’s national health care system. Siddiqi ended the thread with a note explaining the reaction to Americans who find such advertisements completely normal. “[in] the UK it’s illegal to advertise prescription drugs to the general public. Over there, people seeking healthcare are considered patients not customers,” Siddiqi wrote. In a follow-up post after her thread went viral, Siddiqi called Brits’ “shock and disgust” at the commercials a “grim demonstration of how unique America’s healthcare system is.” The interview, which 17.1 million viewers streamed on CBS on Sunday night, was “a rare moment of outsiders viewing American live tv,” Siddiqi went on, and ended up serving as a moment of reflection by non-Americans on “how unnecessarily painful and strange this country is.”

I found a place in England once with an open, airy floor plan, but I couldn't find a price listed for it. It was more of a fixer-upper than I wanted anyway, so I passed.

N.J. man sues over fake poop, glitter bombs and phony phalluses sent in the mail I didn't read the article, but I'm assuming the man wanted REAL poop and phalluses. Obviously a fetishist! Judge orders psychiatric evaluation for man who sexually abused stuffed dolls in a Target store Another fetishist!

Just my Amazon deliveries.

With a 35 point performance on 16-of-16 shooting, Giannis Antetokounmpo has won the NBA All-Star Game MVP. He achieved that stat line in just over 19 minutes played. Included in that stat line were three 3-pointers. At 26 years old, he has now achieved: 5x All-Star 4x All-NBA 3x All-Defense 2x MVP 1x DPOY 1x All-Star MVP He also joined some quite exclusive company: Giannis Antetokounmpo of the @Bucks joins Wilt Chamberlain as the only players in NBA history to go 16-for-16 or better from the field in any game (regular season, postseason or All-Star). Wilt accomplished the feat twice in the regular season in 1966-67 (18-for-18 & 16-for-16).

A woman driving on a Florida interstate swerved to dodge a couch that fell off a truck, and received a $166 ticket from state troopers while lying on a hospital bed after crashing. Jake Singer and his girlfriend, who asked not to be identified, were driving home to Washington, D.C., on Feb. 20 after visiting family in Boca Raton, they told the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. They made it about 90 miles north on I-95 when a couch fell out of a truck directly in front of them. Singer’s girlfriend swerved to avoid the couch, and the couple’s car slammed into a median, according to the Sun-Sentinel. It flipped over, but Singer and his girlfriend escaped without serious injuries. “People were hugging us and freaking out,” Singer told the Sun-Sentinel. “The fact we were standing there, nobody could believe it, including us.” No other vehicles were involved, and the truck carrying the couch continued driving as if nothing happened. The couple were both rushed to a hospital, but they soon had an uninvited guest: a Florida Highway Patrol trooper, the Sun-Sentinel reported. Trooper Eric Flint handed them a $166 ticket for “failing to drive in a single lane.” “He gave us a ticket for basically swerving lanes while trying to avoid a couch that was flying at us on the highway,” Singer told the paper. “We got so pissed.” But a Florida Highway Patrol spokesman said the couple should’ve been further behind the truck to give themselves time to safely drive around any flying couches. “You have to look at the totality of the circumstances,” trooper Yanko Reyes told the Sun-Sentinel. “Remember, in Florida it is recommended to have at least a two-vehicle length between your vehicle and the vehicles in front of you because that way you have enough time to react in case something like this happens.”

‘Nomadland’ sound mixer Michael Wolf Snyder dies by suicide at 35

Yes, hoping he can keep his AMAZING ass on the field.

Hoping Giancarlo Stanton (left) is a grower, not a show-er.

Did you send Aaron Boone a get well card?