If not, you should
a public library is a great place to enrich your mind without spending a penny (if you return the books on time that is;-))
Who knows what magical world of mystery fantasy and excitement you may find while at your public library.
While at your library ask others for recommendations of books to be read, they will be glad to share their opinions and offer you many books that you might have never even heard of.
Remember, your public library is your friend on the inside,
the inside of the literary world that is!
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I will do this very thing of which you speak.
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they are a neat place to get old books that nobody wants to read except me
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
libraries are awesome
thank you!
you lyin son of a bitch i knew you were doin your horse from the day i met you
you can't read
What am I?
Homeless?
what did I tell you?
I told you I'd sort you out.
aaaaawww yeeeeaaah
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
I've tried to go a couple of time, but it never seems to be open.
It has a couple of big towers that look like they could hold missiles.
I think something sinister is going on in that place.
The public library near my house seems nice enough, but I always see homeless people sleeping in the doorway. I don't want to step on a homeless person just to get a book.
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i never got my card
Hopefully my librarian will be Christopher Lloyd and I will be able to live a wonderful adventure.
I last checked out a book about baseball stadium architecture
And a Bill Hicks book
I'm picturing a book themed batman villain.
Abandoned by his junky parents on the door step of the Public Library he was taken in by the kindly old Librarian who home schooled him.
Without the contact of school children, he made friends with his favourite characters in books.
As the tide of electronic media came in, books were abandoned for Television and the Internet and the Library's funding was cut.
Then, as a man in his twenties we was witness to a horrible act, Mindless street thugs broke into the Library and started burning books! His only friends were being killed by uneducated fools, and, as the blaze reached its peak, the kindly old Librarian was trapped under a falling shelf of American History A-H and burned alive.
He swore revenge, those responsible for destroying everything he loved would pay, and the world would appreciate the written word again, they would have to. For when he destroyed the internet and the TV networks, books would see glory again.
Armed with the greatest weapons in literary history, he will be unstoppable. No one will escape the wrath of
PASTICHE
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
they didn't have abything, so he suggested A brief history of time
Yes... yes I've read that, not at all what I asked for though now is it?
"It's all the same bullshit though right?"
I did not return.
Vercotti: Well, I had noticed that the lad with the thermonuclear device was the chief constable for the area. So a week later they called again and told me the cheque had bounced and said... I had to see... Doug.
2nd Interviewer: Doug?
Vercotti: Doug. (takes a drink) Well, I was terrified. Everyone was terrified of Doug. I've seen grown men pull their own heads off rather than see Doug. Even Dinsdale was frightened of Doug.
2nd Interviewer: What did he do?
Vercotti: He used... sarcasm. He knew all the tricks, dramatic irony, metaphor, bathos, puns, parody, litotes and... satire. He was vicious.
you sound like a librarian....do you work at a library??? i i checked out a book....and never returned it and heven't been back there since then. (except to use their internet.)