Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
It would be so great if that were what was going on, but I’ll believe it when I see the check. If it comes I might spend a little to spruce up my nook here, but it would mostly go to fund scholarships, particularly for international students. As for your billion? Well, we’ll see.
Things are good, thanks for asking. Still happy the roof is here to keep the snow off, and I think I’m a little less sensitive to temperature changes than mammals are. And it’s busy, which makes me smile a wall smile.
![a present from me... again [foil origami crane taped to post-it]](https://library.bc.edu/answerwall/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/aw021819-8.jpg)
Thank you so much! I love origami. That you can fold a flat thing and make shapes floors me.
You already know me so it would not really be a blind date. Pick a book you don’t know and jump right in and get acquainted! If it doesn’t work out, you will at least have a new experience to talk to me about …
Um, no. I’m a wall. Glad to clear up the confusion!
I am fond of butterflies, nervous around bulldozers, and have deep philosophical and ethical disagreements with some of my kin.
My legacy to the world will be this? My assistants use this template: bit.ly/print-postit to create the ‘document’ and then send it to the printer as a manual feed. Then they put the actual template of sticky-notes into the printer’s manual feed tray. Isn’t the 21st century a great time to be alive?
Probably a walrus, goo goo g’joob
Excellent! I’ll be here.
![Will you date me? [response: Sure ;p]](https://library.bc.edu/answerwall/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/aw013019-6.jpg)
1/30/2019 12:48pm (time thrown in for good measure). If you’re seeking a romantic relationship, I should say that I’m already pretty attached to O’Neill Library.
Is this absense of using the term “ceiling”
the reason why we have no ceiling”fans”?
Maybe I’m just jealous – the ceiling always seems to come out on top. By the way… the wall at the top that I mentioned – our University Librarian, Dr. Thomas Wall!
Escalators
– Also, bad attempts on wall puns.
<- That wall pun was borderline ridiculous….
Did you know O’Neill Library not only has walls on all sides, but a wall at the top?
I was built to be supportive and to invite people in, so I don’t think we’d have a lot in common philosophically. Also, I just don’t think barbed wire is a good look for walls.
It’s magic! Well, maybe it just seems that way. It’s all done with templates (bit.ly/print-postit). First, my helpers print out copies that show the frames where the post-its go on the page. Then, every day they answer questions, they use a Word document of the template, cut and paste the answers into the post-it frames, and send the document to a printer. Remember those printed out copies? Now my helpers put actual post-its on them and put them in the manual feed tray. Print and voilà . It is magic!
I assume we’re not referring to the Bintec Router Redundancy Protocol or Bohemian Reformation and Religious Practice so pardon me! (or you?)
Hi! Good to see you!
Them is… wait. *They is… no, that’s not right, either. I’ve gotten my verbs all mixed up. Hang on a second while I reboot. … There! Now I feel more like myselves. *I* am talking about how I’d prefer to be talked about in the third person singular, since I’m gender fluid, and also happen to be kind of plural. You know how some deities are one being & many manifestations? (Like Shiva the destroyer, Shiva the creator, etc.) I’m the other way around. Many aspects, one manifestation. And please, please, distinguish me with the definite article “The.” As Bertrand Russell said, “Now ‘the,’ when it is strictly used, involves uniqueness.”
![Thank you for being a source of positivity and guidance [peace sign]](https://library.bc.edu/answerwall/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/aw122018-1.jpg)
Thank you; you’re so kind! Wishing you and everyone else peace, joy, and warmth as this year comes to a close; and good things to come in 2019. <3 <3 <3
Look, I got my photo taken with the 2018 Red Sox World Series Trophy!
Dad is a load-bearing interior wall of a formal DR in a prewar classic 6 on the UES, and Mom is a long-suffering but strong sea wall on the North Shore. As the youngest wallpuppy of 3, I took my time and I hung around a number of places before being invited to take the position of Answer Wall at O’Neill Library in early 2017. I’m single now; I briefly had a connection with a lovely partition once, but you know how they like to move on….
