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Have you ever heard someone mix up a common saying and it completely throws you off? It's like your brain trips over a crack in the sidewalk. Well, if you want a harmless, silly way to keep your coworkers on their toes, try "accidentally" messing up everyday idioms. This kind of humor is perfect for middle-aged moms on Facebook, but still simple enough for a sixth grader to understand. Plus, it works great in emails and text messages to family and friends. The goal isn't to be mean—it's to make people pause, blink twice, and wonder if they read or heard that correctly. Below is a list of 20 delightfully butchered sayings you can use whenever you feel like causing a tiny bit of chaos at work (or at home): "Salt in the womb" (Instead of salt in the wound) "That's a mute point" (Instead of moot point) "We'll burn that bridge when we get to it" (Instead of cross that bridge when we come to it) "I...

If you use an AI Chatbot like Claude, it can be frustrating how it can’t generate .pdf files like ChatGPT can. But if you find a tool that will convert html to. PDF, then Claude and the like (I believe Gemini has this limitation as well) become a lot more valuable and convenient.  Below is a free tool I find that you can load up in your browser that will let you paste in html and it will format that html and generate a pdf file you can save and print. If you know a better solution, please share it in a comment. I’m always looking for free tools that don’t require any signup or login.  A Free Online HTML to PDF Converter - APITemplate.io https://apitemplate.io/pdf-tools/convert-html-to-pdf/

Per the following article on Yahoo Finance's website, lots of Wendy's locations are about to close:  https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wendy-closing-hundreds-restaurants-152613129.html My experience with Wendy's was that it was my absolute favorite as a kid in the early 1990s and as a teenager in the late 1990s. As a young kid, the super bar was awesome! As a powerlifting, football-playing teenager, I LOVED a taco salad and a Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger. As a young adult, we would go there, but the menu items were changing for the worse. As an adult, I have no memory that sticks out. This would have been in the late 2000's through the 2010's. As a middle-aged man, I have been avoiding Wendy's for years. My memory now is of an expensive menu and salads that are tiny, expensive, and nothing like the recipes they used back in the day. And my two closest locations from the two cities I have lived in during the past 10 years had one thing in common about their lobbies: drink...