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featherynscale) wrote2005-12-13 09:03 am
featherynscale) wrote2005-12-13 09:03 am
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Speaking of stranger...
Also, an amazing discovery was made.
The gimpy EHQ television set, which has been disconnected from the outside world for like a year now, seems to pick up the BBC America channel. This is pretty unlikely to begin with, as we have no antenna, even, to grab broadcast channels. But it becomes even more unlikely when you consider that BBC America is a cable channel. Furthermore, we didn't even get BBC America when we had cable!
My hypothesis is that the Hob is somehow responsible for this, and perhaps enjoys the Beeb when we are not at home. It seems as likely as anything.
The gimpy EHQ television set, which has been disconnected from the outside world for like a year now, seems to pick up the BBC America channel. This is pretty unlikely to begin with, as we have no antenna, even, to grab broadcast channels. But it becomes even more unlikely when you consider that BBC America is a cable channel. Furthermore, we didn't even get BBC America when we had cable!
My hypothesis is that the Hob is somehow responsible for this, and perhaps enjoys the Beeb when we are not at home. It seems as likely as anything.
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(Yes, I know that reference will likely mean absolutely nothing to you or the others of the Terrific Trio, but it came to mind ...)
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Actually, it's a reference to a Harlan Ellison story about a child whose radio picks up very unusual broadcasts. Five may be the wrong number, but I don't have the story in front of me presently.
"Repent, Harlequin!" said the TickTock Man
Re: "Repent, Harlequin!" said the TickTock Man
(kissing your feet ...)