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Tag Archives: meme

QotD: Profound change and learning (PWQ00093)

The PolyBlog
July 4 2025
“In times of profound change, the learners inherit the earth, while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists.” ~ Eric Hoffer
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JotD: Acronyms (PWH00001)

The PolyBlog
April 24 2025
Some people are sitting in a bar when a guy says, “My name is Larry, and I am a SNAG”.  Another guy says, “What’s that ?”  Larry says, “I am a Single, New Age Guy.”  Everyone’s quiet for a little while, thinking.  Another guy says, “I’m Gary, and I’m a DINK.”  A girl at the bar asks, “What’s that ?”He says, “Double Income, No Kids.”  A lady says, “I’m Trixie, and I am a WIFE.”  Larry says, “A WIFE? What’s a WIFE?”  She says, “Oh, you know, Wash, Iron, F***, Etc.”
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JotD: Young pathologist (PWH00002)

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April 23 2025
A young pathologist just got a job at the morgue and on his first day, the Coroner told him that there was a young female cadaver in room 6, and he should go determine the cause of death.  About 20 minutes later, the pathologist came back to the coroner and said the cause of death was definitely drowning.  When the coroner asked him what he based his decision on, he promptly said it was the shrimp between the girl’s legs.  The coroner followed the young man back to room 6 and looked between the girl’s legs, turned to the pathologist and said: “That’s no shrimp, that’s her clitoris.”  To which the pathologist replied, “Damn, it sure tasted like shrimp to me!”.
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    March was extremely productive in my personal life, but not so much for reading. I was still finishing My Friends by Fredrick Bachman, and the first 20-25% was a struggle. I loved it, in the end. And I’ve been doing huge personal projects, so no reviews lately. Let’s take a look at the options for … Continue reading →
  • AI testing: The Bad…Time loops, tech support quirks, and driftApril 18, 2026
    By now, most people have seen some form of AI crop up in their tools. The most obvious one is Google’s search engine, which provides results from its AI mode first in the list. You can go pretty far with that prompt, even asking for image creation, although that’s a terrible place to create images … Continue reading →
  • More workplanning on my new Calibre libraryMarch 28, 2026
    I wrote earlier this week (Using Calibre to embrace my inner librarian for ebooks) about the Poly Library 3.0, and when I did, I thought I had most of my “work” done. I had decided on three main areas (the book profile, user engagement, and user tools), although, truth be told, I had four categories … Continue reading →
  • An update on Jacob…March 24, 2026
    For those of you who don’t know, as I didn’t blog about this much before, Jacob decided to have surgery on his legs this year, which he did at the end of February. I’ve held off posting anything as I didn’t want to ask Jacob what he was comfortable with me sharing, but today was … Continue reading →
  • Using Calibre to embrace my inner librarian for ebooksMarch 23, 2026
    I have used Calibre literally for years to manage all my ebooks. It started way back when Kindle was doing a huge business of people pushing freebies of their ebooks. Some good, some slush, all free. But it meant a LOT of ebooks to manage. So I tried a couple of programs, most of which … Continue reading →

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