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Hideous Hildi was back last night. The couple that was working with her hated the design. The wife was in tears over what she was doing to her friend's master bedroom. The friend was a good sport about it, at least. David & Hillary were kinda fun on WYWO. David had to be bleeped twice; I guess he's not used to doing so much manual labor. Vanilla Ice is one of the designers next week. My friend told me Hildi was the designer on one episode already and the homeowner hated what she did.

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Why Garfield has been washing up on this French beach since the ‘80s They finally traced the call. For the last three decades, no one knew why bits and pieces of plastic, orange Garfield the Cat telephones were turning up along a 15-mile stretch of France’s Brittany coast beach. Mystery solved. This week, the French environmental action group #AlertePollution discovered a shipping container full of the phones, circa 1980, in a cave. Due to the tide, the cave is only accessible a few days of the year, which made tracing the phones’ source that much harder. “It’s like any treasure hunt,” #AlertePollution president Claire Simonin-Le Meur told French news site France.info. As bizarre as it’s been to find bits of a cartoon feline phone washing up along the shoreline for 30 years, the French environmentalist was not amused at the extent to which marine life has been polluted by plastic. Still a mystery is how that shipping container got there. And no, Garfield fans: There was no sign of his beloved lasagna.

Shoppers at a Massachusetts supermarket were so spooked by rumors of ghost sightings there that the store had to publicly debunk the eerie tale this week, reports said. Wilmington residents have been abuzz after someone claimed to see an apparition in a nightie, wandering the aisles at a Market Basket store. “This is going to sound really really strange,” the person wrote on Facebook, according to the Boston Globe. “But has anyone seen a ghost in the Wilmington Market Basket?” The strange silhouette was described as “an old Victorian woman in her nightgown…near the frozen peas.” Though the post at first seemed like a joke, others came forward and shared their stories of spooky encounters at the store. The bizarre claim hit local media outlets first and then spread nationwide. So supermarket spokeswoman Justine Griffin decided to set the record straight. “As far as we know all of our stores are ghost-free,” Justine Griffin said in a statement issued to the Globe. “But if there’s anything to it, she’s probably attracted to our Victorian-era prices.” Meanwhile, Salem Congressman Seth Moulton took to Twitter about the situation. “Apparently a ghost is haunting the Wilmington Market Basket,” he wrote. “I thought I only needed to worry about witches and ghouls in #Salem!” I’d only be upset if she used the handicapped cart & didn’t plug it in to recharge afterward.

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A California man was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison for making bogus emergency calls to authorities across the U.S., including one that led police to fatally shoot a Kansas man following a dispute between two online players over $1.50 bet in the "Call of Duty: WWII" video game. U.S. District Judge Eric Melgren sentenced Tyler R. Barriss, 26, under a deal in which he pleaded guilty in November to a total of 51 federal charges related to fake calls and threats. The 2017 death of 28-year-old Andrew Finch drew national attention to the practice of "swatting," a form of retaliation in which someone reports a false emergency to get authorities, particularly a SWAT team, to descend on an address. Authorities say an Ohio gamer recruited Barriss to "swat" a Wichita gamer, but that the address they used was old, leading police to Finch, who was not involved in the video game or the dispute. Barriss admitted he called Wichita police from Los Angeles on Dec. 28, 2017, to falsely report a shooting and kidnapping at that Wichita address. Finch answered the door, and an officer shot the unarmed man. Barriss' prosecution in Wichita consolidated other federal cases that had initially been filed against him in California and the District of Columbia involving similar calls and threats he made. Prosecutors had asked for a 25-year sentence, while the defense had sought a 20-year term. The Federal Bureau of Investigation recognized swatting as an emerging threat as early as 2008, noting it had become commonplace among gamers. The intended target in Wichita, Shane Gaskill, 20, and the man who allegedly recruited Barriss, Casey Viner, 19, of North College Hill, Ohio, are charged as co-conspirators. Authorities say Viner provided Barriss with an address for Gaskill that Gaskill had previously given to Viner. Authorities also say that when Gaskill noticed Barriss was following him on Twitter, he gave Barriss that old address and taunted him to "try something." Viner and Gaskill pleaded not guilty to charges including conspiracy to obstruct justice, wire fraud and other counts. Viner has notified the court he intends to change that plea at a hearing scheduled for Wednesday. Gaskill's trial has been delayed to April 23 amid plea talks with federal prosecutors. Finch's family has sued the city of Wichita and the unidentified officers involved. Police have said the officer who shot Finch thought he was reaching for a gun because he moved a hand toward his waistband. Prosecutors declined to charge the officer.