Stop me if you've heard this one!

"Got a little pent-up cataloging frustration?"  Release that tension by rearranging Melvil Dewey's face!

Relieve the glorious history of library tech services from the first serial title change to the invention of the bar code.

A feature-length documentary exploring the image of librarians in film.

Much of the humor on this thoroughly enjoyable site is squarely in the underground library zone.  Be sure to check out the "filtered alternate home page," as well as "filtering farce" for a parody of evil David Burt and his pro-filtering web page.

Reference librarianship is all about good customer service, and nothing leads to good reference breeding better than this etiquette guide.

This is everyone's favorite goofy library website.  Contains excellent fashion advice, such as the following tip for librarians who may have forgotten their mascara: "Paint small Post-It notes black, cut into fringes and stick onto eyelids for that Liza Minelli/Cabaret look!"  Finally, information you can actually USE!

Much appreciated by law librarians who are used to hearing "Do you have that green book on evidence?"

James Quinn's poem about a carpenter's dream job.

Biblia's weekly round-up of library science news at which you can be amused.

Should enlightenment be reserved for the few?  The disciplined?  Thanks to The Zen Librarian, nirvana is but a mouse click away.