Category: Humour

Last Minute Christmas Gift Idea #598 – Jones' Xmas Theme Soda

You might want to skip Tofurkey and Gravy Soda this year but previous years' holiday offerings sounded pretty good!

Castaway

Got the cast off today so I typed a big, long entry with various thoughts on the experience.  But Firefox crashed just as I was about to post

My iTunes Library Is My "Pending" List – I'll Pay Everybody Eventually…

…when I win the lottery or become a multi-billion dollar corporation, whichever comes first.  (And why is the Alanis song, “Ironic” an ear worm that just burrowed into

Rider Fans = Neanderthals?

The person who submitted this Letter to the Editor to the Calgary Herald didn't give their title.  But I suspect it might be “Agent for Henry Burris”.  😛

Saturday Snap – My Christmas Themed Walking Cast

As promised last week, here's a pic of the cast I got last Friday to replace the one I've had since I broke my leg a month ago.  

"A Master's Degree in Archive Management? What does that even mean?"

Last night, Jon Stewart had some fun discussing the Master of Library Science's sister degree, the Master of Archival Studies.  (Fast forward to 1:40).

Whoo-hoo, I'm A College Man!

From the “How Dumb Am I?” files:  A couple of my toes have been a greyish shade of blue since I got my cast on a couple weeks

Misadventures in iPhonery

Shea, Pace and I went for a bite to eat before a doctor's appointment late this afternoon to check on the status of my leg (I'd gone to

Saturday Snap – It's A Good Policy But…

…do you really need a copy of this poster in the bathroom of your office building?

Library Jargon Humour (and a blast from the past)

I was talking to a non-librarian who was in doing some training for a couple library staff members this morning.  We kept talking about our “Circ” department and

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