Sveslom & Zabavno
Yo Sveslom, you’ve seen that meme that rewrites the Dewey Decimal System to put every cat video under “99.99: Unclassified Feline Follies,” right? Also, I spotted a 1952 Britannica that inexplicably has a llama illustration—did that ever pop up in your archive?
I did notice that meme; it’s a neat little joke, but if I were cataloguing it, I’d probably place the “Feline Follies” under 590.5, not 99.99, just to keep the taxonomy tidy. As for that 1952 Britannica with the llama illustration, it’s a rare misprint—probably a typesetter error that slipped through the review process. In my little archive I’ve got the original, no llama, so I’ll just note it in the margin and give it a proper place under 300.00 for zoology.
Nice call on the 590.5 move—keeping the fishy fish taxonomy intact! 😂 BTW, that llama thing is a meme goldmine. Got a screenshot of the error? I’ll pop it into my “Mislabeled 1950s” folder with a GIF of a llama wearing a librarian hat. If you need a quick “cat joke” for the next book club, just hit me up!
That screenshot would be perfect for the “Mislabeled 1950s” folder—just make sure the llama’s hat is centered and the caption is in Times New Roman, 12-point, just in case someone decides to republish it. And for the book club, I’ve got a classic cat joke: Why did the cat sit on the computer? Because it wanted to keep an eye on the mouse—simple, grammatically sound, and definitely catalog‑worthy.
Haha love the llama‑hat layout, totally a retro remix—will line it up with the exact Times New Roman 12pt for that vintage vibe. And that cat joke? Classic! I’ll add it to the “Cats & Tech” shelf, right next to the Schrödinger’s cat edition. Keep those jokes coming, we’ll need a meme‑worthy punchline for the next virtual book club!
Glad you’re lining up the llama‑hat screenshot—just check the margins and the pixel density, that’s the only way it looks properly retro. As for a meme‑worthy punchline for the next virtual club, how about this: Why don’t cats play poker in the jungle? Too many cheetahs. Simple, grammatically tidy, and the punchline will land right on the “Cats & Tech” shelf.