Freezing rainy day kitten cuteness

Posted on January 15, 2007 by Earl

The freezing rain is coming down – my turn to have a sheet of ice that used to be a street!

Xena and Olivia consider snuggling up for warmth.

This is what a half-hour show looks like on the Avid.

A closer look.

Spotting whilst flipping through channels: the most irritating technical difficulties screen EVER. It hurts my eyes! (It’s the city of Fort Smith’s public access cable channel, by the way.)

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ubikuberalles on January 15, 2007 at 5:55 am
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Kitty cuteness must have blown a fuse on LiveJournal:
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Question: Do the bands of light in the “Technical Difficulties” sign move around or are they static? Cause if they moved around that would be a epileptic fit fun frenzy!
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Earl on January 15, 2007 at 10:29 am
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They don’t move, but that’s bad enough. In my wildest dreams I couldn’t have come up with something that nauseating.
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ubikuberalles on January 15, 2007 at 1:11 pm
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Thanks for fixing the stuff on LiveJournal. That was fast!
Not in your wildest dreams, perhaps, but here’s something I dreamed up a couple of years ago from a Web version of Lite-Brite:
Hmm, all I have to do is add some text and I’ll have my own “Technical difficulties” graphic. I wonder if my local community channel might be interested. 🙂
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ubikuberalles on January 15, 2007 at 1:12 pm
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Umm, the picture didn’t show up so here’s the link:
Crazy picture

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