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I find him smug and annoying and not particularly funny, plus I don't appreciate anyone who rips off Valerie Harper for the name of his sitcom. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV6jFPiqslw

No, but if you pack & ship it correctly, your food can. Do you have a website where we can place orders? :cool:

Ricky Gervais was one of the guests this week, which meant automatic deletion of the episode from my DVR without watching it.

I got fresh strawberries from Peapod Friday morning. I paid a little more than I wanted to, but at least they were big and looked yummy. They went right into my fridge. I went to have some this morning, almost exactly 48 hours after I’d put them in the fridge, and I bit into one… and found it frozen. As were the others. I had to leave them out on the counter for awhile. They must have been frozen with liquid nitrogen.

We need a yawn emoji.

Nick Cordero could be turning a corner in his battle against coronavirus. His wife, Amanda Kloots, announced on her Instagram Story Friday that her 41-year-old husband has tested negative twice for COVID-19, which could mean the novel virus has left his system. “Good news, dada had two negative COVID tests. Yay!” the former Radio City Rockette told her followers as she held their son, Elvis. “Which means we think the virus is out of his system and now we’re just dealing with recovery and getting his body back from all the repercussions of the virus.” She added, “But COVID is two negative tests, which means hopefully the virus is out of Nick. Thank god.” The Broadway actor has been unconscious on a ventilator at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles for more than three weeks, though Kloots said this week that he’s “making progress” in his recovery after he had his leg amputated last weekend. On Thursday, however, Kloots said Cordero should’ve “woken up by now.” “The doctors said that there was nothing on the MRI that would show that he won’t wake up, which is amazing. We are so happy about that because that was a big worry for all of us,” Kloots said. “However, he hasn’t woken up and it’s been 12 days out of sedation.”

We had a milk machine next to the cigarette machine in our building. The last building that I knew of that had a milk machine was one I delivered papers to when was in college.

Enjoyable new show on HGTV. The Property Brothers (whom I don't usually watch) help a celeb surprise somebody special in their life by transforming a space for them whilst they're away. First up was Brad Pitt turning a backyard storage shack into a guest house for a makeup artist who's worked with him for 29 years on 40 films and is like a sister to him. Next was Melissa McCarthy redoing the house of her aunt and uncle. Next will be Viola Davis, presumably doing something for somebody who helped her get away with murder.

Well, I watched the I LOVE LUCY episode. I didn't think I could be disappointed, but I was. MAJORLY! At the start of the episode Eric McCormack said "WILL & GRACE is shot before a live studio audience." Well, I figured he'd made a grammatical error while giving a preview of the episode's story line and had meant to say "WILL & GRACE ARE shot in front of a live studio audience." You can imagine the letdown... I was on the edge of my seat the entire time, waiting for some awesome climax, but alas... : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( > : { ( >

Still don't have a smartphone, but have had to turn my flip phone on to get texts about grocery deliveries a couple of times during the pandemic. Still don't feel the need to upgrade.

Never been with a jockey, but might be able to tell from one's body. :rolleyes:

I'm saving the last few episodes until I have literally nothing else to watch, but my best friend told me that episode was truly horrible.

Overzealous British library cleaner rearranges books by size A British cleaner made a big mess of a library in the United Kingdom when she went above and beyond her call of duty and reorganized its books — by size. Newmarket Library employees returned the following day to discover the shelves lined with books arranged from largest to smallest — and their alphabetical organizing system upended. “It looks like libraries will be closed for a while so we’ll have plenty of time to sort the books out,” Suffolk Libraries spokesman James Powell told the BBC, noting workers found humor in the mishap. “The cleaner is lovely and does a great job in the library. It was an honest mistake and just one of those things so we would never want her to feel bad about it,” Powell said. The gaffe gave cooped up Brits something to laugh about last week. “You think you’re having a bad week? My poor colleague has just been in to do her weekly check of the library building. The cleaner has started deep cleaning the space (so far, so good) and has cleaned the shelves but has put 18.5 bays of books back on IN SIZE ORDER,” Krystal Vittles wrote in a Tweet liked more than 34,000 times since Thursday.

I don't know. At the time I posted it, my brain was seizing from thoughts of the abysmal, abhorrent, abominable, atrocious, awful, acid reflux-inducing final season.

‘Will & Grace’ creators talk feud between Debra Messing and Megan Mullally Creators of NBC favorite “Will & Grace” David Kohan and Max Mutchnick have finally addressed the rumored rift between show stars Debra Messing and Megan Mullally, confirming that there were “squabbles” on set, but that they would never allow such things to overshadow the abysmal, abhorrent, abominable, atrocious, awful, acid reflux-inducing final season of the hit show. When asked by EW about the rumored feud between the funny ladies — including Mullally’s decision to take a temporary leave of absence from the abysmal, abhorrent, abominable, atrocious, awful, acid reflux-inducing final season of the show — Mutchnick insisted that he and Kohan have done their best to keep all focus on the series. “We always work under this kind of motto that everything’s about the work. It’s just about the work. And so if we stay true to that, then we just keep you guys out of whatever happened on the set this abysmal, abhorrent, abominable, atrocious, awful, acid reflux-inducing final season because it would have done nothing but get in the way of the abysmal, abhorrent, abominable, atrocious, awful, acid reflux-inducing stories that we wanted to tell.” He went on to admit that it “was an abysmal, abhorrent, abominable, atrocious, awful, acid reflux-inducing final season” to film, but feels, "the permanent legacy of the show money we all made" is much more important to us than any temporary squabble that would take place on the stage.” Scuttlebutt surrounding the abysmal, abhorrent, abominable, atrocious, awful, acid reflux-inducing final season began earlier this year when fans noticed that Mullally and Messing stopped following each other on Instagram. The pair were also rarely pictured together in “Will & Grace”-themed social media posts. Eric McCormack downplayed talk of a feud last year, telling Us Weekly that “people worried … entirely too much” about it, before adding, “The four of us get along like a house on fire, we always have.”

This week’s TOMMY had Mark Blum in a small role. He died a few weeks ago of Covid at age 69. His one scene seemed like it could lead to another in the future, so maybe he’ll also be in an upcoming episode that had been already filmed.

A few weeks ago I got 15 of 49 items; this week it was 41 of 54. Both times the only way I could get a slot was to go there at 1 AM when they add the new date, which is close to 2 weeks ahead. Last time I checked at 12:57 and they hadn't added the new date yet. At 12:59 they'd added it, but there was only one slot left. It was the 6:30 AM- 1PM slot ; the guy came at 7:20.