Jun 16

It’s going down at the library……

A little light-hearted fun to herald Day 16 and the 2nd half of 30 blog posts in 30 days challenge.

I will be interested to hear your responses to it. Did you enjoy it, did you think it was appropriate/inappropriate for a library setting and why?

With thanks to Stephen Abram for the link.

Michelle McLean

Part-time librarian, full-time wife and mother, who loves working in a public library and playing with virtual services and new technologies.

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  1. I have to say I loved it – they obviously had well placed cameras to catch everyone’s expressions. I’d like to do this one in my library to see if anyone notices – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MBBr-a2KnM

  2. You would hope so. If not, does that say something about the library or the people who use the library???

    • Penny on June 17, 2010 at 11:45 am

    Well I liked it. I think the original Ghostbusters had scenes from this library so the link back to the film + the hit ’em swift technique made me laugh. Appropriate/inappropriate? Not sure it really matters – I think it’s important not to get so tied up in ourselves that we can’t have a laugh in the workplace now and again.

    • Evan on June 17, 2010 at 12:40 pm

    Improv Everywhere do some really clever stuff. Their YouTube channel is well worth a look when you need a chuckle: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=improveverywhere

  5. Very true!

  6. Hilarious! Wish I had been there. It seemed people enjoyed it, and it didn’t seem to inconvenience anyone.

    • Ruth Baxter on June 17, 2010 at 11:48 pm

    Thankyou. Love a sense of humour this close to friday : – )

  8. Glad you enjoyed it – it was fun!

  9. You gotta admit, a whole lot more people are going to know about proposed NYPL funding cuts now. Mission accomplished.

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