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isn't she just hilarious? o.o
I don't think she meant it to be hilarious, more like, she thought he was an idiot and laughed at him. @OP: Next time, specify that you're looking for the Shakespearian play "Romeo & Juliet", rather than saying you're looking for Shakespeare.
so the fml is that you are fat and the girl who made the joke is hot and skinny? yeah I would hate myself too.
were you just wandering around looking? ever hear of a card catalog or computer search for the exact location...
YDI for not being specific
She's a keeper. Shakespeare told me
Lmfao nerd ****** xD
#4 Thanks for sharing that useless information. Do you want a Klondike bar for your observation?
omg you look hot, seriously (:
30, I second that.
Whoops I meant 33.
:D
There was a #4 wise guy. The comment disappeared. Don't do me...
ur hot ;) how much do you work out?
best.librarian.EVAR!
Comment moderated for rule-breaking.
Show it anywayOr it wasn't funny
She was busy playing minecraft
How is this an FML?
i laughed.
fair point i think...nerdgasm!!
I don't ******* get your ******* comment. If you could ******* elaborate, then perhaps I could ******* comprehend the ******* statement you decided to ******* post. Aren't adjectives FUN?
Haha! You have a pretty funny librarian. She's probably just sick of people who don't know how to use the catalog system.
At any rate, OP was wandering around in the library for half an hour doing God knows what. Hoping "Shakespeare" would magically appear where it once said "DE 300 - DE 500" or something. [and yes, I know that's not the British literature section where R&J would be]
I don't know where the first half of my comment went? But in short, if the OP knows how to post on here, she knows how to search the catalog. It's not hard; she was just being lazy.
Or... look for a sense of humor time
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isn't she just hilarious? o.o
Lmfao nerd ****** xD