Category: Humour

Turn To Corner Gas RIGHT NOW!

Corner Gas tonight is an episode with blogs as a theme.  Great show at the best of times but I find this one particularly funny.  Hank starts a

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I told my in-laws about this blog and now I know that my mother-in-law is reading on a regular basis.  So I thought I'd do an entry dedicated

Slogans For Library School

This is a list of potential slogans to put on our class t-shirts last semester – provided by classmates, other students, faculty, staff, alumni, library joke sites and

States I've Visited (American ones, not altered ones)

I'm over at the school having worked on a couple of my first assignments for most of the night after walking Shea to work at 7pm.  Now I'm

How News Travels In A Small Town

My wife and I recently played a practical joke on my mother-in-law, Joan.  If you haven't read about it, go read that first.  Don't worry…I'll wait.Okay, got it? 

The US and us: A Photo Blog

Back from our trip to the States.  Great time but as we traveled, I was continually reminded of a quote which I believe is from Gord Downie of

How To Get Kicked Out of the Librarian's Guild

My wife was recently back in Saskatchewan to visit her parents and during her time there, she got her mom's library card number and PIN number so that

Random Thoughts For A Random Age

Heading to the Student Council's “Talent Show” Coffee House soon.  I'm signed up to read some poetry which is guaranteed to be more “show” than “talent”.  Here's a

Friday Fun Link – Librarian Masturbator Caught By Journalist Masturbator (July 28, 2006)

This is about as “fun” as the Friday Fun Links get… Carl Monday, an investigative reporter at a TV station in Cleveland recently did an extremely sensationalistic sweeps-week

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