The Museum is a proud supporter of these fairly compact paper products that have been around for a lot of years that contain lots of words that you can read… they’re called books or something.
And you can find them at your local, uhhh, iBookstore. No thats not it, ummm, oh! library! That’s it, your local library. We’re not sure if your local community still has that, and by local community, we mean where you live, like in a house, not like your local Facebook/Twitter/Tumblr/Xanga community.
But seriously kids, reading books is cool!
Missy knows all too well… (does she though?)
I guess what we’re getting at here is: Does this kind of in-your-face pro-library anti-Apple ‘cool posters’ marketing make you want to go read books? Or does it just turn you off even more to a dying pre-2k10’s trend.
Are you down to “catch the reading bug”? Or does this make you feel like you’re gonna get influenza / some creepy venereal disease / sexually transmitted infection if you go to the library in the hot summer months?
Does this HOT DAMN FIRE BLAZIN get your attention and make you wanna bury into a good book at the library? Or are you, like we, just kind of scared and confused and frantically pacing around to find the nearest fire extinguisher?
Are you frantically running out your front door and into the car to get to your library ASAP so you can ‘get some’ in the middle of some bookstacks while simultaneously showering (?) with someone fairly attractive? aka, Are you turned on right now?
Also, upon careful review, the Museum has come to the dynamic conclusion that these are, in fact, two people of what we believe to be the same gender. And thus, is this a specific ploy to get the GLBTQWTF-community more excited about libraries? Is this alienating the heterosexual book-lover population? So many questions, so few answers.
Do you find yourself wanting to go to your local library more or less after seeing these anti-Kindle propaganda posters…
P.S. Bonus anti-iPad propaganda below:
(via fartdstfatrtsfarts)
