[May the Totoro forever be in your kokoro, Sophie...]

Yeah, it's called a Totoro. It was in a really old movie for kids. [Considering... 2030. Yeah.] He held an umbrella and I think there was a cat bus in the movie too.

A cat bus is... pretty much what it says. A cat that's a bus. If I could draw, I'd show you... [Hmmm.]

I wonder if I can get the movie somewhere.

Yeah, I'll try to find the movie. [He is the librarian after all!!]

And a bus is like... Hold on.

[He starts typing, squinting at the screen every now and then to see if he got it right... and eventually, he dishes this out:
]

A bus transports people when they don't want to walk to wherever they want to go to. It's handy when you have to go long distances.

[That gets a chuckle out of him.]

Turtles don't lead the bus. The buses have an engine inside them that drives them forward. There aren't any giant turtles in my world either... so that's why.

Oh... no, I don't think so. We just have regular buses like the one I showed you.

[He smiles as he sees the text pop up and types one back in return.]

I just get really bored back home, so I do stuff like this. The big picture stuff is called "ASCII art". ... I don't know how to pronounce it though.

∑( ‹‹°∏°)

And that's a fish.

Yeah... I remember it stood for American Standard Code for Information Interchange, but... I guess I'll have to look up the actual pronunciation later.

∑( ‹‹°∏°)!! (=^･ω･^=) Is the cat going to eat the fish?