We all have those moments where we scope out the people in the library. Sometimes we don’t even have to look around, we can just hear someone and instantly know their library classification. Whether you're at Dirac or Strozier, any floor you have an identity. And a lot of people have more than one because everyone visits the library for different reasons. Sometimes people are more annoying than others, but we all know of those classic library stereotypical people that surround us and somehow manage to make being productive that much harder. No matter what stereotypical library goer you are, I’m sure you’ve fallen victim to at least more than one of these.
21. That person who procrastinates and you see them 24 hours the first time you saw them in the same place…. in the same clothes.
20. That person that drops everything and it scares the sh*t out of you.
19. That person who is coughing every five seconds and sounds like they have pneumonia.
18. That person who accidentally plays their Snapchat story out loud.
17. Those people that have outdoor conversations about their life during the middle of finals week.
16. That person takes up a six person table just for themselves.
15. The one who online shops.
14.The one who watches Netflix.
11.That person who eats a whole meal, Blaze pizza, Chic-fil-A, Chipotle bowl etc. (Guilty as charged.)
10.That person who gets pissed off when anyone makes any sort of movement or noise.
8.Those girls that are constantly talking about the date function last night or their latest swoop.
7. The frat boys in their bro tanks who dominate Stormier after 8:00p.m.
6.The person who brings snacks and is extremely loud at opening and eating them.
5. The person who has squeaky shoes in Strozier and thinks its funny, but its not funny at all whoever you are.
4.That person that takes way too long to order their starbucks even though they just waited in line for like an hour.
3.That person who shows up drunk in the middle of the night at strozier.
2. The people who write gibberish on the white boards in Dirac.
