Rhinotossing
Internet Librarian ended up worth it. There weren't that many people, but our booth was mobbed even so. Some came for the free LibraryThing t-shirts (being secretly given out, but word got out), free CueCats barcode scanners or the free laptop stickers. Most came to see LibraryThing for Libraries and our new reviews feature. To my great surprise, people got the Facebook application.
But what do you do when the conference is winding down for the day, and no customers are around. First, you run around with a rhino, attacking other exhibitors. Then you settle down to a nice game of rhino-catch!
Many apologies to the esteemed Christa Burns, whose presentation was affected by rhinos--mostly wondering what the heck was going on.
Next party or conference, we're going to organize a formal game of rhino sports. I think it'd be particularly fun to half-fill the rhino with water—a full rhino would be immovable—and see whom it burst upon.
But what do you do when the conference is winding down for the day, and no customers are around. First, you run around with a rhino, attacking other exhibitors. Then you settle down to a nice game of rhino-catch!
Many apologies to the esteemed Christa Burns, whose presentation was affected by rhinos--mostly wondering what the heck was going on.
Next party or conference, we're going to organize a formal game of rhino sports. I think it'd be particularly fun to half-fill the rhino with water—a full rhino would be immovable—and see whom it burst upon.
Labels: fun, il2008, internet librarians, rhinos
posted by Tim at 11:32 PM
3 Comments:
Why do I just have this image of you backing your 'compeitors' into a corner while wielding a giant rhino and wearing a manic grin?
No, no competitors. Just various library vendors. But yes...
HOW old are you?
And where the heck did the rhino come from in the first place?
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