Spotted by Defamer at ComicCon:
Caption states she's a "real" librarian, but everyone knows a real librarian would tote back-up copies of the plush anime figure in the messenger bag, along with a fistful of freebie pens that will last for only one reference shift.
When a librarian acts as crossing guard, people get upset.
When a library assistant tells patrons to keep it down, people get arrested.
When librarians plan a panel discussion on a potentially sensitive issue, people get upset. Real upset.
But when librarians are pressed into moving a library in the most inefficient way possible, they don't get upset. Or arrested:
Over the past few days I've noticed a disturbing trend within our profession over the past year: the need to incorporate Michael Jackson tributes at professional functions. Here's the National Library of Australia's"Thriller" tribute, incorporating book carts:
Here's Santa Monica Public's entry at last year's ALA Book Cart Drill Team competition:
How did they know? Or was it coincidence, driven by the fact that in our day-to-day lives, we who work in libraries always succumb to the opportunity to waive our hands claw-like over book carts for massive props?