“Come here and let me show you my Thingamahoochie. Plus this is a professional workplace – you can’t be talking about that here at least not in the hallways I’ve seen a Thingamahoochie, but not on your machine and definitely not YOUR Thingamahoochie and most definitely not at work. I finally finished my conversation and he immediately stopped and asked if I’d ever seen the Thingamahoochie on his machine? I’m taking some journalistic license with the following, but trust me… this is how it went down in my head… To search for a specific program type few characters from a program name or publisher name and press 'Show' button. By default, the page shows last 300 new software programs successfully transferred by PickMeApp. Today, a guy who works with me walked by several times while I was having a conversation with someone else and I couldn’t tell if he needed to talk to me and even more intriguing, I couldn’t tell if he was smiling or boiling. The following post gives an idea which applications are not supported by PickMeApp. If you are around IT for very long you run across some strange people, some strange code, and occasionally, some strangely named code (and people.)

This is just one of those fun geek observations that probably only humors me, but this is my blog and I get to post what I want. It is about a guy at work and his Thingamahoochie not working.

No matter how you read the title to this post, let me assure you… it is NOT about my Thingamahoochie.

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