#jeff lowry

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My piece for @buzzfeed was chosen for the AI archive!!! Art direction by Lixia Guo Thanks to @americanillustration and the judges!

[justdaltonversethings]

Spencer: You're my hero! Jeff: All I did was catch your pringles before they hit the floor. Spencer: Need I say more?

[justdaltonversethings]

Jeff: Look at all these dishes. I used to just throw them in the sink and they’d be magically cleaned up by morning! Merril: I did that. I cleaned the dishes.

[justdaltonversethings]

Justin: What’s the hardest thing to say? Jeff: I need help. Spencer: I’m sorry. Danny: I was wrong. Charlie: Worcestershire sauce.

[newsdock]

By Andrea Hopkins TORONTO (Reuters) - Jeff Lowry and his family left a sedate housing market in Tennessee last year and moved to Canada in the midst of a housing boom, where bidding wars and soaring prices were an unpleasant reminder of his American roots.     Trading in his suburban home outside Nashville for a smaller $600,000 house in Waterdown, Ontario, about 40 miles outside of Toronto, the 39-year-old regional manager wonders if he's just bought into another bubble.     "Obviously it is risky, and we're concerned," said Lowry. "The housing market is skyrocketing and we wonder, are we paying the top price? I guess it's a gamble."     Experts ranging from Fitch Ratings and Morningstar to the International Monetary Fund and economist Paul Krugman have warned about the risks of the housing boom in Canada, where the average home price has doubled in 11 years. Source: Reuters

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Name: Jeff Lowry Code: Blue Age: 20 Disorders: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Sleep Disorder. Formally: Syndrome of Subjective Doubles Admitted: 9 October 2011 Looks like: Riker Lynch Role: Closed

Jeff always believed that there was someone just like him somewhere in the world, just opposite. When he took a left step, they’d take a right. When he laughed, they cried. When he walked to school, they walked home. He was obsessed with this idea that he wrote letters to his doppelgänger in hopes they did the same thing.

Jeff kept the thought secret until he was 14 and he saw a band on TV - Haven. The blonde guy in the band was identical to him, and Jeff knew right away he had found his doppelgänger. He told everyone he knew that Sinclair Langdon was his double, even though the rock-star was 3 years older than him and they were nothing alike.

So Jeff did his research and he found out that sometimes his double might do things differently - not completely opposite to him like he had thought. His double could lead his own life, and that’s what Sinclair was doing. Jeff was eventually admitted to Dalton Asylum to be cured, but he’d still follow up on Sinclair to see what he was doing.

One day news came through that Haven was going to stay at Dalton, and Jeff now waits for the day they arrive, finally going to meet his double.

Updated: After meeting Sinclair, Jeff has settled down to where he no longer has his original diagnosis of Syndrome of Subjective Doubles, and now remains at Dalton Institute for his PTSD and a mild sleep disorder.