Re: A Summer Associate Story

From: Genie Tyburski (tyburski@virtualchase.com)
Date: Fri Jun 18 1999 - 05:07:23 PDT


Bob,

ROTFL

Okay, okay, wait a minute ... this reminds of a librarian,
who I understand is retiring soon, but I'll refrain from
mentioning her name. She was kind enough to host the
Ballard librarians' retreat one year. While she showed us
around the library, we noticed and remarked on how clean and
orderly it looked. One of us asked how she kept the tables
clear of books when no one was sitting at them, and how she
got the lawyers to sign out their books. Sign out cards
were filed in their proper places everywhere.

She said that during orientation, she pulls a "Dirty Harry"
line. With a straight face, she says, "If you don't follow
the rules, I'll kill you!" She scares them &%$)@#, if you
know what I mean. <g>

Genie

> "Robert S. Ryan" wrote:
>
> Mention the Devil and you see his horns. Just had a
> Summer Associate ask me to pull up 2 FSupp cases for him
> on Lexis. I pointed out that the Fsupps were located about
> 6 feet from the table where he was sitting. He said he
> wanted a printout so he could mark it up. I pointed out
> that there was a photocopier about 4 feet from the table
> where he was sitting. He said he wanted to be able to use
> the Find & Focus features to locate his search terms in
> case the cases were long. I got the volumes and brought
> them to the table where he was sitting. I pointed out that
> one case was 6 pages long and the other was three.
>
> Then I hit him with the books. He's no longer sitting at
> the table.
>



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