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Revision as of 13:48, 14 May 2025
| Title | Undisturbed Cat at TV 1st Channel Studio |
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| Date | 2021-07-21 |
An orange-white spotty cat (as in picture) dozed off inside the entrance of TV studios (1st channel).
It's presumable that you won't find something like that inside the TV studios of a mainstream European broadcasting, unless it's among the living furniture of a TV show.
But that's also the reason why something like that (in these times) it's possible in Georgia and not – terribly – elsewhere.
You can call it fuzzy logic or even "simultaneous self-determination" or even inviolability of the feelings of others: and that's also because, without an orange-white spotty cat dozing off inside their studios (and intrinsically admitted as such) television's showo/men are savagely tearing apart all the intermediate positions between 0 and 1.