The *Cheap Bastard's Guide to San Francisco* is Rolling Around Under My Bed.

[ase]

On Wednesday, I went to the SFPL main branch intending to find one or two novels and maybe a nonfiction book from its six stories of media. So how many books did I actually check out of the library?

Poll #2748 Book Poll

Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 6

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Number of items?

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Mean: 14.17 Median: 14 Std. Dev 4.81

1		0 (0.0%)
2		0 (0.0%)
3		0 (0.0%)
4		0 (0.0%)
5		0 (0.0%)
6		0 (0.0%)
7		1 (16.7%)
8		0 (0.0%)
9		0 (0.0%)
10		1 (16.7%)
11		0 (0.0%)
12		0 (0.0%)
13		1 (16.7%)
14		0 (0.0%)
15		1 (16.7%)
16		0 (0.0%)
17		0 (0.0%)
18		0 (0.0%)
19		0 (0.0%)
20		2 (33.3%)

Type?

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Fiction
6 (100.0%)

Nonfiction
5 (83.3%)

DVDs
5 (83.3%)

CDs
3 (50.0%)

Tickybox?

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Ticky!
5 (83.3%)

Ticky loves libraries.
5 (83.3%)

Ticky needs to volunteer with the Friends of the SFPL.
4 (66.7%)

Comments

[jd]

Cheap Bastard's Guide is a good starting point but it always seems to be on hold. I just copied the pertinent-to-me stuff out and saved in a googledoc and then gave it back, heh.

I'm on the Friends mailing list, but none of the opportunities ever appeal to me. I feel kinda bad about it.

[ase]

I'm lazy and made the library bring it to me - um, put it on hold. As you say, it's a starting place, so I'm hoping it'll give me some ideas and remind me I'm on a budget.