A Michigan community takes a novel approach to moving 9,100 books for shop's next chapter
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Nice to see people turn out to support local business in their community, but this is hardly novel. Human chains like this have been used for thousands of years.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucket_brigade is a common term for these, I think.
When I was going through public school, our school district was shrinking, so they were consolidating schools.
What had been the junior high school was being turned into the middle school.
To move the middle school library, all the kids just walked in a line from one library to the other. You'd pick up one book and carry it to the new location, then head back.
The new USB. CSB, Children serial bus
So many puns. I love it.
THATS COMMUNISM