I told Tommy his excessive and improper use of our nation’s libraries would not go unnoticed. The article says it will target the homeless, but it targets Tommy who is very smelly (And that guy at the GBV show at Irving Plaza, I think he bathed in a large vat of Irving Plaza X-tra sharp Pussfurt before he steamed into the crowd.). Librarians have better things to do than smell odorous people, there are terrorists who need their ISP’s to plan naughty things that need their protection, and grown men who web surf for things like “Plushies”, “Man-Diapers” and the dreaded “www.cakefart.com” in plain view of children who have come to hear a reading of “Heather has two daddies” as “Fox in Sox” has been deemed to disturbing for their young minds.

HOUSTON (AP) - Those who want to browse books at Houston's public libraries should get enough sleep, eat and bathe before they begin to peruse the shelves.

On Wednesday, the City Council passed a series of library regulations that some say are an attempt to discourage homeless people from visiting the public buildings.

Library officials said people have been using the libraries as temporary shelters, restaurants and changing stations. The new ordinance prohibits sleeping on tables, eating, using restrooms for bathing and "offensive bodily hygiene that constitutes a nuisance to others."

Two council members voted against the ordinance, saying it was a direct attack on the homeless.

"I understand what they're trying to do, but when you start targeting a community like the homeless, I think that's poor policy," council member Ada Edwards said.

Mayor Bill White said there have been several complaints from the public about abuse of the city's libraries.