My friend the gourmet cook gets a thousand-yard stare when they see me chopping certain ingredients with a scissors instead of a knife.
-
My friend the gourmet cook gets a thousand-yard stare when they see me chopping certain ingredients with a scissors instead of a knife. I assume it’s just their pride that’s traumatised, because they didn’t think of being this efficient themselves, and them an expert.
It’s the same kind of stare my friend the librarian gets when she’s reminded that I alphabetise my books by first name.
-
It’s the same kind of stare my friend the librarian gets when she’s reminded that I alphabetise my books by first name.
Now I’m reminded by association of the trauma I cause some of my nice neighbours in the Fediverse when I refer to LLMs as Language Learning Machines. But you know what I mean, ah you do. If I’d been cool enough to have one, I’d definitely have called my Blackberry a Blueberry.
-
It’s the same kind of stare my friend the librarian gets when she’s reminded that I alphabetise my books by first name.
@CiaraNi
Jeg sorterer bøger i farver for tiden - på trods af at have arbejdet 4 år på Odense Centralbibliotek og udmærket sågar ville kunne sortere dem korrekt. Men det er jo ikke sjovt
-
@CiaraNi
Jeg sorterer bøger i farver for tiden - på trods af at have arbejdet 4 år på Odense Centralbibliotek og udmærket sågar ville kunne sortere dem korrekt. Men det er jo ikke sjovt@MThaastrup Ah, det er fantastisk! Må jeg citere dig please, når jeg skal forsvare mig selv? '"Ja ok, jeg sorterer mine bøger efter fornavn, men Biblioteks-Mette sorterer dem *i farver*."
-
My friend the gourmet cook gets a thousand-yard stare when they see me chopping certain ingredients with a scissors instead of a knife. I assume it’s just their pride that’s traumatised, because they didn’t think of being this efficient themselves, and them an expert.
@CiaraNi@mastodon.greeni like it! Brilliant
-
@MThaastrup Ah, det er fantastisk! Må jeg citere dig please, når jeg skal forsvare mig selv? '"Ja ok, jeg sorterer mine bøger efter fornavn, men Biblioteks-Mette sorterer dem *i farver*."
@CiaraNi Ja ja
. Hvis man ikke kan finde ud af en bog-skattejagt, hvor man skal kunne huske hvordan bogen SER UD for at finde den - elsker man så faktisk rigtigt sine bøger 
? -
It’s the same kind of stare my friend the librarian gets when she’s reminded that I alphabetise my books by first name.
@CiaraNi Uuuuum… Say, what, now?
-
@CiaraNi Ja ja
. Hvis man ikke kan finde ud af en bog-skattejagt, hvor man skal kunne huske hvordan bogen SER UD for at finde den - elsker man så faktisk rigtigt sine bøger ?@MThaastrup Haha - sikke en god begrundelse. Kun den mest seriøse læser kan straks finde en bog i farvemængden på denne måde, alene fra hukommelsen.
-
@MThaastrup Haha - sikke en god begrundelse. Kun den mest seriøse læser kan straks finde en bog i farvemængden på denne måde, alene fra hukommelsen.
@CiaraNi Jeg har det sjovt med det i hvert fald
-
It’s the same kind of stare my friend the librarian gets when she’s reminded that I alphabetise my books by first name.
@CiaraNi yes, please!
-
@MThaastrup Haha - sikke en god begrundelse. Kun den mest seriøse læser kan straks finde en bog i farvemængden på denne måde, alene fra hukommelsen.
@CiaraNi @MThaastrup Min 4k-Blu-ray samling står ikke i nogen som helst form for orden. Nogle af dem står sammen med dem de lidt hører sammen med. nogle af dem står i den rækkefølge de er købt, men jeg startede ikke fra toppen af reolen. Almindelige blu.rays er bare losset hulter til bulter ind i et skab.
-
My friend the gourmet cook gets a thousand-yard stare when they see me chopping certain ingredients with a scissors instead of a knife. I assume it’s just their pride that’s traumatised, because they didn’t think of being this efficient themselves, and them an expert.
@CiaraNi They are jealous! @TwoClownsEating
-
It’s the same kind of stare my friend the librarian gets when she’s reminded that I alphabetise my books by first name.
@CiaraNi It's hard being such a genius.
-
@CiaraNi
Jeg sorterer bøger i farver for tiden - på trods af at have arbejdet 4 år på Odense Centralbibliotek og udmærket sågar ville kunne sortere dem korrekt. Men det er jo ikke sjovt@MThaastrup @CiaraNi Det ser også flot ud.
-
My friend the gourmet cook gets a thousand-yard stare when they see me chopping certain ingredients with a scissors instead of a knife. I assume it’s just their pride that’s traumatised, because they didn’t think of being this efficient themselves, and them an expert.
@CiaraNi min svigermor skærer kylling ud med en sløv brødkniv og jeg lige ved at besvime hver gang.
-
It’s the same kind of stare my friend the librarian gets when she’s reminded that I alphabetise my books by first name.
@CiaraNi As long as it's not color. I used to do mine by height, just for a nice look on my shelves.
-
It’s the same kind of stare my friend the librarian gets when she’s reminded that I alphabetise my books by first name.
@CiaraNi But do you file authors named Bill under B for Bill (next to B for Bob) or W for William (or R for Robert)? 🤨🤪
-
@CiaraNi Uuuuum… Say, what, now?
@fgraver You know it's right. So does the librarian, secretly. No more working out where to look for the Icelandic authors and hyphenated authors and authors with multiple names so you're not sure which one is the actual last one, especially if they're from a different linguistic culture. Every book filed by the first letter of the first name in the author credit. I switched to this system years ago and I can't believe they still haven't awarded me The Nobel Prize in Shelving Literature.
-
@tantramar @MThaastrup "by colour AND by function" - ooh, fancy filing!
-
@CiaraNi But do you file authors named Bill under B for Bill (next to B for Bob) or W for William (or R for Robert)? 🤨🤪
@tantramar Not even remotely a challenge. Bob, Robert, Margaret, Peggy, Ned, Edward - first letter of whichever name they've used on the cover.
