From my world wandering, when she's not studying friend.

[charisstoma]

"The exact temperature when British librarians start to lose it. God, I love this country."




Temperatures are in Fahrenheit. *Snickering*

And then there's

Watch on YouTube

It was suggested "Ask a Brit what happens in a Black Books universe when it hits 88 degrees and this will make more sense.)
Episode of Black Books: "Fever". "

So .... Tell me about Black Books universe.

Comments

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

Can't watch the clip there are country restrictions!

LOL I'd think the Bodleian would be cool. Remember air-con isn't big here though. And if we're talking this week it;s the humidity that's been the issue.
-Suddenly grateful not to be American and face freaky weather extremes-

In work downstairs was cool, upstairs (offices/canteen) was like walking into a furnace - the contrast not helping.

Black Books -- the snide alcoholic book-keeper, the scruffy clever abstract drifter who ends up working for him and the woman who visits. Often funny seen bits and pieces of it.
Used to really like Bill Bailey - his 'Chris de'burgh' (sp?) song 'beautiful ladies' is brilliant ;)

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

The vid is the 'drifter?' standing naked, save for a red hot/cold water bottle tied so it hangs appropriately to hide and cool things, atop a car holding a burning torch. But the country it's from is the UK?!

I'd think Libraries, the big ones with priceless tomes, would be climate controlled if only to protect the items they've got in them. Person who is posting all these wonderful photos had one of a book that is Plato, from 895. It's 1,121 years old.

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

That be the drifter - Bill Bailey I forget the characters name. The bookstore owner is Irish and wears all black.

I know! Weird.

I'd think so, looks a fascinating place, lots of old books kept there.