Richard @LibGroves

Librarian. 50/50 chance I’m wearing a cardigan. I may know something about statistics. I speak for no one else, as no one would want that. Chattanooga, TN Joined May 2011

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Richard @LibGroves

2 weeks ago

So is fear of the president is now the greatest fear in this country?

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Richard @LibGroves

4 weeks ago

Can’t wait for the right wingers who want the US to be all white to make up a new word so they don’t have to use homogenous

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Richard @LibGroves

a month ago

What the actual F @Adobe libraries are no longer educational? All that means is fewer people are going to be able to use your software

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Richard @LibGroves

2 months ago

Who else thinks the Pres is going to announce something awful soon so he wants Natl Guard in place in DC to stop protestors before they can get into the city?

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Richard @LibGroves

4 months ago

A surprising amount of modern parenting is cord management

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Richard @LibGroves

a year ago

Been watching a lot of old George Strait songs on YouTube…miss his voice in country

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Richard @LibGroves

a year ago

One the greatest issues I have as a parent at the moment might be how to respond to my kids if they ask me what was up with the Presidents of the USA back in the late ‘90s

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Richard @LibGroves

2 years ago

Goddamn. Watching the full Nirvana MTV Unplugged and it might be the best expression of depression ever

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Richard @LibGroves

2 years ago

The greatest Gen-X cultural currency possible is having been in the audience for Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged session

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Richard @LibGroves

2 years ago

First bombshell news of the F1 season just dropped and…whoa

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Richard @LibGroves

2 years ago

New travel guide idea…Places to read. It’s just exploring cities by finding the best places to read. Of course there will always be a chapter dedicated to the local libraries and one about bookstores

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A truck loaded with thousands of copies of Roget's Thesaurus spilled its load leaving New York Witnesses were stunned, startled, aghast, stupefied, confused, shocked, rattled, paralyzed, dazed, bewildered, surprised, dumbfounded, flabbergasted, confounded, astonished, and numbed.