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A contact sheet of 11 animated frames showing a stick figure holding a broken red heart, with text reading "CAN YOU FIX IT?" in pixelated font.
A contact sheet of 11 animated frames showing a stick figure holding a broken red heart, with text reading "CAN YOU FIX IT?" in pixelated font. Animated 48×48 GIF AIM buddy icon f…
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Source & archive date
- Added to archive
- July 8, 2026
Wayback CDX OriginalIcons Image Icons GIF Captures
- Source title
- 1099401603_826405007
- Category
- images / icons / emotions / heart broken
- Era
- Mid-2000s Dedicated AIM Portal
- Observed
- July 8, 2026 at 04:50 UTC
MyOldIcons / OriginalIcons Revival
- Source title
- MyOldIcons / OriginalIcons API
- Category
- myoldicons / emotions / heart broken
- Era
- Recovered 2000s Icon Portal
- Observed
- July 8, 2026 at 08:28 UTC
Wayback CDX OriginalIcons Image Icons GIF Top Categories C
- Source title
- 1099401603_826405007
- Category
- images / icons / emotions / heart broken
- Era
- Mid-2000s Dedicated AIM Portal
- Observed
- July 10, 2026 at 02:51 UTC
Hmmnd0 Historical AIM Buddy Icon Repository
- Source title
- iconhell_jcdepp9_s9canyoufixit
- Category
- IconHell/Character
- Era
- Early-2000s Multi-Gallery Archive
- Observed
- July 12, 2026 at 13:50 UTC
Hmmnd0 Historical AIM Buddy Icon Repository
- Source title
- iconhell_stompyourworld_iconhell_jcdepp9_s9canyoufixit
- Category
- IconHell/Girly
- Era
- Early-2000s Multi-Gallery Archive
- Observed
- July 12, 2026 at 13:52 UTC
Technical archive details
- Format
- GIF
- Dimensions
- 48×48 pixels
- File size
- 4.3 KB
- Motion
- Animated (11 frames)
- Added to archive
- July 8, 2026
- Relative path
- icons/5c/5c24cc30ee09251c72bcbf7e1a63fd1982744c3d18625223cca1c0ff49d872fa.gif
- Media type
- image/gif
- Scanner metadata
- v1
- Animation inspected
- July 10, 2026 at 04:08 UTC
- Archive ID
- 5c24cc30ee09251c
- SHA-256
- 5c24cc30ee09251c72bcbf7e1a63fd1982744c3d18625223cca1c0ff49d872fa
Content-safety assessments (2)
- Assessed
- July 22, 2026 at 15:09 UTC
- Run
- 89
- Input
- image
- Preprocessing
- four-even-frames;flatten-rgb192;stretch-224;triangle;nchw-rgb-u8
- Overall label
- sfw
- Overall score
- 0.082990
OpenAI category scores
- Assessed
- July 12, 2026 at 00:27 UTC
- Run
- 28
- Input
- image
- Preprocessing
- contact-sheet-smart
- Overall label
- safe
- Overall score
- 0.900000
OpenAI category scores
Enrichment records (1)
A contact sheet of 11 animated frames showing a stick figure holding a broken red heart, with text reading "CAN YOU FIX IT?" in pixelated font.
- Reviewed
- July 12, 2026 at 00:27 UTC
- Run
- 28
- Version
- v3
- Elapsed
- 16,215 ms
- Tokens
- prompt 3,077, response 1,283
Review tags
- cracked heart symbol (object, 0.95)
- gray background (color, 0.90)
- 4x3 contact sheet (composition, 0.90)
- red border frames (composition, 0.90)
- broken red heart (object, 0.90)
- low resolution graphics (style, 0.90)
- stick figure character (subject, 0.90)
- subtle posture shifts (animation, 0.85)
- pixelated text (text, 0.85)
- text change frame 5 (animation, 0.80)
Actions
- holding object
- subtle posture shifts between frames
Animation
- subtle posture shifts between frames
- text changes from "CAN YOU FIX IT?" to "CAN I FIX IT?" in one frame
Animation Summary
11-frame animation showing stick figure holding broken red heart with text "CAN YOU FIX IT?"; one frame (5th) changes to "CAN I FIX IT?"; subtle posture shifts between frames
Colors
- gray
- white
- black
- red
Composition
- 4x3 contact sheet grid layout
- individual frame borders
- text positioned above and below character
Dense Caption
The image displays an animated contact sheet composed of 11 sequential frames arranged in a 4x3 grid (with the last cell empty), each frame depicting a minimalist stick figure character against a gray background. The stick figure has a round head, simple line body, and is holding a red broken heart with visible cracks. Text appears above and below the character: "CAN YOU" at the top in bold pixelated font and "FIX IT?" at the bottom. In frame 5 (middle row second column), the text changes to "CAN I" while all other elements remain consistent across frames. The animation shows subtle variations in the stick figure's posture, with slight shifts in arm position between frames. The image uses a limited color palette of gray, white, black, and red. Pixelation is visible throughout due to low resolution, typical of early internet graphics. Each frame has a thin red border separating it from adjacent cells. The overall style is crude and minimalist, characteristic of late 1990s/early 2000s digital art.
Description
A contact sheet of 11 animated frames showing a stick figure holding a broken red heart, with text reading "CAN YOU FIX IT?" in pixelated font.
Identity Hypotheses
- heart broken emoticon | basis both | confidence high | evidence: visible cracked heart symbol and melancholic mood
Metadata Not Confirmed By Image
- "pimpdawgkels hurting" is not visually verifiable from image content
- "MyOldIcons / OriginalIcons API" reference cannot be confirmed by pixels alone
Metadata Only Entities
- pimpdawgkels
- MyOldIcons / OriginalIcons API
Metadata Supported By Image
- "heart broken" category matches visible cracked heart symbol
- "emotions" tag aligns with melancholic mood of character holding broken heart
Mood
- melancholic
- pleading
- sentimental
Non Redundant Search Phrases
- stick figure holding broken heart
- can you fix it text animation
- red cracked heart emoticon
- pixelated can you fix it gif
- 4x3 contact sheet animation frame 5 change
- gray background stick figure heart icon
Objects
- red broken heart with cracks
- gray background
Preprocessing Notes
- contact sheet contains 11 sampled frames (4x3 grid layout)
- gray background indicates transparency
- thin red borders separate individual animation frames
- sourceFrameCount: 11, sampledFrameCount: 11
Safety Notes
- non-explicit cartoon character with melancholic theme
Source Metadata Interpretation
- non-authoritative source hints suggest "heart broken" category and "MyOldIcons / OriginalIcons API" reference
- hints mention "pimpdawgkels hurting" which may relate to emotional context but is not visible in image
- category tags include "emotions" and "heart broken"
Style
- pixelated
- minimalist
- crude digital art
- low-resolution graphics
Subjects
- stick figure character
- broken red heart
Visible Text
- CAN YOU
- FIX IT?
- CAN I
Visually Supported Entities
- heart broken emoticon
- AOL instant messenger icon style
Wordwall
- stick figure character
- red broken heart
- gray background
- pixelated text
- CAN YOU FIX IT?
- text change in frame 5
- 4x3 contact sheet grid
- thin red borders
- cracked heart symbol
- minimalist animation
- subtle posture shifts
- low resolution graphics
- white line body
- round head silhouette
- heart with visible cracks
- frame-to-frame variations
- red border frames
- gray transparency background
- pixelated font style
- text "CAN I" in frame 5
Raw JSON
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Full source records (5)
Wayback CDX OriginalIcons Image Icons GIF Captures (wayback-originalicons-image-icons-gifs)
- Kind
- wayback-cdx
- Era
- Mid-2000s Dedicated AIM Portal
- Type
- Wayback historical portal crawl
- Category
- images / icons / emotions / heart broken
- Alt
- 1099401603_826405007
- Observed
- July 8, 2026 at 04:50 UTC
- Rights
- mixed copyright and uncertain provenance; research/reference only by default
- Slice
- OriginalIcons category image folders with celebrity, entertainment, holiday, and user-submitted buddy icons
Original: http://www.originalicons.com/images/icons/Emotions/Heart%20Broken/1099401603_826405007.gif Download: https://web.archive.org/web/20060101175428id_/http://www.originalicons.com:80/images/icons/Emotions/Heart%20Broken/1099401603_826405007.gif
MyOldIcons / OriginalIcons Revival (myoldicons-originalicons)
- Kind
- myoldicons-api
- Era
- Recovered 2000s Icon Portal
- Type
- current recovered OriginalIcons API
- Category
- myoldicons / emotions / heart broken
- Title
- MyOldIcons / OriginalIcons API
- Alt
- 1100567462_810018943.gif | pimpdawgkels hurting | animated | myoldicons id 156332
- Observed
- July 8, 2026 at 08:28 UTC
- Rights
- mixed copyright and user-submitted material; research/reference only by default
- Slice
- recovered large-scale AIM icon and away-message archive with category, subcategory, filename, keyword, and animation metadata
Original: https://myoldicons.com/icons/Emotions/Heart%20Broken/1099401603_826405007.gif Download: https://myoldicons.com/icons/Emotions/Heart%20Broken/1099401603_826405007.gif Page: https://myoldicons.com/api/icons?category=emotions
Wayback CDX OriginalIcons Image Icons GIF Top Categories C (wayback-originalicons-image-icons-gifs-top-categories-c)
- Kind
- wayback-cdx
- Era
- Mid-2000s Dedicated AIM Portal
- Type
- Wayback historical portal crawl
- Category
- images / icons / emotions / heart broken
- Alt
- 1099401603_826405007
- Observed
- July 10, 2026 at 02:51 UTC
- Rights
- mixed copyright and uncertain provenance; research/reference only by default
- Slice
- focused OriginalIcons GIF category folders split from the broad /images/icons/ CDX target
Original: http://www.originalicons.com/images/icons/Emotions/Heart%20Broken/1099401603_826405007.gif Download: https://web.archive.org/web/20060101175428id_/http://www.originalicons.com:80/images/icons/Emotions/Heart%20Broken/1099401603_826405007.gif
Hmmnd0 Historical AIM Buddy Icon Repository (github-hmmnd0-historical-buddy-icon-repository)
- Kind
- local-directory
- Era
- Early-2000s Multi-Gallery Archive
- Type
- public Git mirror containing four organized historical AIM buddy-icon site collections
- Category
- IconHell/Character
- Title
- iconhell_jcdepp9_s9canyoufixit
- Archive entry
- IconHell/Character/iconhell_jcdepp9_s9canyoufixit.gif
- Observed
- July 12, 2026 at 13:50 UTC
- Rights
- mixed anonymous, fan, commercial, and copyrighted imagery; research/reference only by default
- Slice
- cross-sectional archive of Badass Buddy, CoolBuddy, dollbuddieicons, and IconHell collections spanning personal identity, fandom, music, humor, holidays, sports, relationships, pride, dolls, and internet culture
Original: https://www.iconhell.com/#IconHell%2FCharacter%2Ficonhell_jcdepp9_s9canyoufixit.gif Download: https://www.iconhell.com/#IconHell%2FCharacter%2Ficonhell_jcdepp9_s9canyoufixit.gif Page: https://github.com/Hmmnd0/buddy-icon-repository
Hmmnd0 Historical AIM Buddy Icon Repository (github-hmmnd0-historical-buddy-icon-repository)
- Kind
- local-directory
- Era
- Early-2000s Multi-Gallery Archive
- Type
- public Git mirror containing four organized historical AIM buddy-icon site collections
- Category
- IconHell/Girly
- Title
- iconhell_stompyourworld_iconhell_jcdepp9_s9canyoufixit
- Archive entry
- IconHell/Girly/iconhell_stompyourworld_iconhell_jcdepp9_s9canyoufixit.gif
- Observed
- July 12, 2026 at 13:52 UTC
- Rights
- mixed anonymous, fan, commercial, and copyrighted imagery; research/reference only by default
- Slice
- cross-sectional archive of Badass Buddy, CoolBuddy, dollbuddieicons, and IconHell collections spanning personal identity, fandom, music, humor, holidays, sports, relationships, pride, dolls, and internet culture
Original: https://www.iconhell.com/#IconHell%2FGirly%2Ficonhell_stompyourworld_iconhell_jcdepp9_s9canyoufixit.gif Download: https://www.iconhell.com/#IconHell%2FGirly%2Ficonhell_stompyourworld_iconhell_jcdepp9_s9canyoufixit.gif Page: https://github.com/Hmmnd0/buddy-icon-repository