mein absoluter Favorit :-))#librarianpope would enforce his edicts using the church's secret society, Opus Dewey.
— Andy Woodworth (@wawoodworth) March 12, 2013
My first request to #librarianpope would be to excommunicate publishers who use DRM and/or refuse the sell to libraries.
— Andy Woodworth (@wawoodworth) March 13, 2013
#librarianpope will decree that Ranganathan's Five Laws will now be referred to as Saint Ranganathan's Five Commandments.
— Andy Woodworth (@wawoodworth) March 12, 2013
habent sua fata, popelli #librarianpope
— Monika Bargmann (@librarymistress) March 13, 2013
wird wahrscheinlich ersetzt durch "pray all day"...#librarianpope will not have to hear how "it must be nice to have a job where all you do is read all day."
— Super-ish Librarian(@bookgirl1209) March 13, 2013
A #librarianpope can never be officially announced because smoking is prohibited in the library...
— Monika Bargmann (@librarymistress) March 13, 2013
.@wawoodworth 245 |a Sermon /|c #librarianpope 650 |aLibrary science |x Moral and ethical aspects. 700 |a God.
— Ryan Vernon (@RyanLibrarian) March 12, 2013
A librarian Pope would have the easiest reference shifts ever, being all infallible and such. @wawoodworth #librarianpope
— Marie Harris (@NettlesMarie) March 12, 2013
As a show of respect you would kiss the bookmark of the #librarianpope
— Super-ish Librarian(@bookgirl1209) March 13, 2013
In the name of the Work and the Entity and the Manifestation... #librarianpope #frbr
— Giso Broman (@giso6150) March 12, 2013
#librarianpope would reassign the saints so that cats, cardigans, and alcohol get more divine interventions.
— Andy Woodworth (@wawoodworth) March 13, 2013
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