Who said libraries are boring and librarians don’t have a good sense of humor? Scroll down to see proof that both of these statements are false.
Who said libraries are boring and librarians don’t have a good sense of humor? Scroll down to see proof that both of these statements are false.
So wait a minute…do we let Max into the library, or NOT let Max into the library?
Give all cats what they want! Or else!
Maybe Max can be both in the library and not in the library….
Can someone explain the Nana/Batman one? Other than that, most of these are hilarious.
Ed, it’s a way of writing out the syllables conventionally used to hum (or scat) the theme from the 1966+ live-action Batman TV series. Also famous for using the tritone discord.
Maybe Max’s owners should keep him at home and not let him wander.
Thank you Mitch4
The nana batman one evokes the old Adam West Batman TV séries theme tune… Nanananananananananana BATMAN! But I think it’s missing a couple of nanas.
Love wordplay. These are awesome!
Max in/out of library…is Max’s last name Schrödinger?
Poor old Max. I am not sure that daubing alternative facts as fiction is very amusing or … well, true… or is that a fiction also?
Create more Library ones! Hilarious! Hilarious! Hilarious! It just that it’s so funny.
@PSHM: Great, classic example of thinking out of the box.
Or, errr…, is it…
Are you sure the name is Max and not Schrödinger?
Libraries will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no libraries…
All we can know is that something happened
The question is, does Max think outside the box, on the way to the library, or just when he’s in Schrödinger’s thought experiment?
I think Max is curled up in the fiction isle napping.
due to the phenomenon of quantum mechanical penetration of finite barriers, there is always a non zero probability that Max *is* in the library.