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Friday, December 17, 2010 Gabby and Gator by James Burks / Ten years ago, Gator was flushed down the toilet by his owner. / He's not a little alligator any more. / After gobbling up an old lady's poodle in the park, he's pursued by an animal control officer. / Alone in the sewer, he feels like a monster. / But sometimes he hears...
Saturday, December 18, 2010 Kid: Why doesn't the library filter the internet the same way they filter books? / Dewey: But we don't filter books! / Kid: You don't just hand out dirty books to kids?!? / Dewey: We do if they ask for them. It's called universal access. / Kid: Really? Then I want... / Dewey: Fortunately they seldom...
Sunday, December 19, 2010 [[A line of patrons wait in front of the information desk. A sign near the desk reads: "One Question Per Person".]] / Long-haired patron: Is that sign for real? / Dewey: Yes. Next!
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Wednesday, December 29, 2010 Female patron: Who is that volunteer? / Dewey: Just another guy looking for work. / Female patron: He's extraordinary. / Dewey: Actually he is. Are you going to offer him a job? / Female patron: No, but I was thinking of asking him out. / Dewey: I'll accept that as a happy ending.
Thursday, December 30, 2010 Mel: And what did YOU accomplish this week? / Dewey: Hooked up two patrons. / [[Tamara and Buddy crowd around Dewey]] / Mel: [[off-panel]] You're not -- / Tamara: That's so sweet! / Buddy: Just how hooked-up are we talking here? / Dewey: Let me check their Facebook status. / [[Mel looks on, defeated, as...
 
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011 [[Woman approaches checkout desk]] / Woman: Someone just took a library book into the restroom! / Dewey: And..? / Woman: That's FILTHY! / Dewey: Where do you think people take them at home? / [[Woman has dropped books and is gone]] / Dewey: Let me guess. You won't be checking these out?
Wednesday, January 12, 2011 [[Dewey is on the phone.]] / Dewey: The internet filter isn't working. <> Yes, actually it is an emergency. / Dewey: Because our printers are running out of flesh-colored toner.<>Exactly.<>Great. See you in an hour. / [[Tamara approaches Dewey with her hands on her hips.]] / Tamara:...
 
Thursday, January 13, 2011 [[Manager Mel and Dewey are talking at the reference desk.]] / Mel: ...and I had to cancel the marching band too. / Dewey: I understand. / [[Tamara approaches Mel]] / Tamara: You weren't really going to do those things for his birthday? / Mel: No. But thanks to the budget crisis, I can pretend I was. / Tamara:...
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Saturday, January 15, 2011 [[A large group of teenagers are sitting with their eyes closed, mouths open, and heads bent in a deep sleep.]] / Colleen: ...and this one is about horses too! / [[Colleen looks worriedly at Dewey.] / Colleen: I expected unruly, but not this! / [Dewey holds up a comic book.] / Dewey: Let me give it a try! / [All...
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Tuesday, January 18, 2011 Woman: Look at your job. It's easy... / Man1: Do you have any photos of dinosaurs? / Woman: Your workplace is safe... / Man2: I spilled my asbestos when that man pulled a gun on me. / Woman: It's warm... / Dewey: Please stop
Wednesday, January 19, 2011 [[Dewey is talking with a woman.]] / Dewey: Good news. The library will no longer allow me to go home. / [[Dewey points his thumb in the direction of the staff room.]] / Dewey: I'll be on call all night in the staff room. If you drop something in the book drop at 3am, I'll be right on it. / [[Dewey displays...
Thursday, January 20, 2011 [[Manager Mel is lecturing with a finger in the air.]] / Mel: If someone complains that you're not working hard enough, work harder. / [[Mel holds her hands out to either side in an appeal to reason.]] / Mel: Put on a little show. Shelve a book. Look something up. Walk around! / [[Mel looks at Dewey...
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Saturday, January 22, 2011 [[Dewey is making copies. Manager Mel is looking at the copies he is making.]] / Mel: Ricardo Montalban? / Dewey: Today's young adults need to know about the original "Fantasy Island". / Mel: This job isn't about forcing kids to relive your teenage years! / [[Merv shows Dewey and Mel a sheet of paper.]] / Merv:...
 
Sunday, January 23, 2011 [[A man in wet clothing is at the desk with Dewey]] / Man: Wet enough for you? / [[A woman in a sweater is at the desk]] / Woman: Cold enough for you? / [[A woman with messy hair is at the desk]] / Woman: Windy enough for you? / [[Another man is at the desk]] / Man: Cloudy enough for you? / [[Dewey walks...
Monday, January 24, 2011 [[Dewey walks in dressed in winter gear to a disgruntled-looking Mel.]] / Mel: You're LATE! / Dewey: Too icy to ride my bike. / [[Dewey being followed by Mel.]] / Mel: You're not even out of breath. / Dewey: Too icy to run. / [[Mel crosses her arms again as Dewey takes off his scarf.]] / Mel: I don't...
Tuesday, January 25, 2011 [[Dewey is hanging up his winter coat, hat, and scarf. Manager Mel is watching with her arms crossed.]] / Mel: When you're late, I expect a call! / Dewey: I'm only a few minutes late. / Dewey: If I'd stopped to call, I'd have been later. / Mel: It's important to follow proper procedure! / Mel: Time is...
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