Okay, time to hit the mailbag for stuff you guys have sent in.
First, from the Guardian Angle Department:
Next is this lodging establishment:
Here we have a recycling can, apparently for people with partial bisection injuries (I don't think Darth Maul counts as "partial").
One reader says she discovered this uplifting decor at her dentist's office:
And, lastly, nurse Jenn says this drawer is in the galley of the nurses station she works at:
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Body upright, legs to the side. Yup, it's an angle statue.
If that person leans too far into the recycling bin, they may encounter the angle of death.
That sign is actually a very clever subversion of the sexist trope where women are told to smile more, since the only people who will be able to read it while using the toilet are men.
There's a popular brunch restaurant in the Bay Area with the same name as the hotel.
These things never fail to amuse. I especially like the nurses station completed by the property brothers design team
It's not a bad looking statue, but if it were leaning just a little differently, I'd say it would be a-cute angle.
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