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Librarians work in libraries with books all day long, seven days a week, 365 days a year. It's no wonder they're so paranoid.

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What Do Librarians Do?
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They hide things.
"Librarians are hiding something.™"
What is that something, you ask? Probably Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Why are they hiding that particular book? because they don't want religious nutjobs taking them out and burning them, because Harry Potter frigging rules.
And they (librarians) rule the world. Really. I mean it.
They are the enemy of John Ashcroft. John Ashcroft is not IRTFW. Librarians are.
Who Can Become A Librarian?
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Added by MutopisDorks, geeks, dweebs and the occasional milf.
What Education Does A Librarian Need?
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MLS: Masters of Little Significance. Or maybe a Masters of Library Science. Don't forget the PhD in 19th century French history and JD (never passed the bar), and the MFA in creative writing. The MLS came after the realization hits that you are qualified for nothing but knowing obscure facts. And running the world.
What Special Equipment Do Librarians Need?
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- The same stuff as James Bond, only ten times cooler
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, because they need to hide SOMETHING.
Where Do Librarians Work?
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- The CIA
How Much Money Do Librarians Make?
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Just enough to put them above the poverty line--and pay off the five advanced degrees earned prior to the MLS.
Life as a Librarian
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See Also
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External Links
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- "Librarians Are Hiding Something" animated P.S.A.
- Kommunist Librarians surrenders
booksWMDs - Real Americans demand the burning of immoral books
Librarians are hiding something™
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