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Love your weird librarians?
Miss Havisham is alive and well behind the counter at my local library.
Mar 3, 2016 2:35 PM
CmdrAdama
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Miss Havisham is alive and well behind the counter at my local library.
sonicdandelions
Didn't even have to scroll down to know that was Miss Havisham. Props to her.
iamthecatwhisperer
Looks like she's having a Dicken's of a time at her job.
Davinus
Fuckin' Druids man.
olhotdogfingers
Love all librarians, especially the weird, & my local library https://s3.amazonaws.com/ArchiveImages/LJ/2008/20080606/ljx080602laramie1.jpg
abullnamedferdinand
*Havisham
CmdrAdama
Thanks.
IAlwaysUpvoteDeanWinchester
I work at a library. I wish we were all this brave!
talosguideme
Get a load of corpse bride over here
noblespaceplatypus
first thing I thought of http://imgur.com/KcFFHAb
abullnamedferdinand
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
MrPeterCapaldi
http://imgur.com/hC8PRax
longlivezorp
GO GET HER RAY!
Raventhief
I don't know who Miss Haversham is, but this lady looks like an awesome person.
donmcc
Read Great Expectations to learn about Miss H (or at least the plot summary in Wikipedia)
Raventhief
My expectations are not great for that book.
donmcc
It is a hard read ... most Dickens works are, due to the wordiness and descriptions, but worth it.
BoooBerry
Isn't it interesting how someone can look like an awesome person when looks have nothing to do with awesomeness?
Raventhief
Indeed. In this case, this person appears to cultivate an aesthetic which is at odds with the stereotype of her apparent age. 1/2
Raventhief
This dichotomy suggests to me a person of vigorous and intriguing character. Thus: she looks awesome. (2/2)
BoooBerry
She could just be bat-shit crazy.
Raventhief
Quite right, the possibility exists. I prefer to believe, given the option, in the awesomeness of a stranger.