2005 Archive: The “Dunder Mifflin” Joke
Why did the receptionist change the sign? She wanted to see if anyone would notice we don’t actually sell paper. Part of the 81 Office… Read More »2005 Archive: The “Dunder Mifflin” Joke
Why did the receptionist change the sign? She wanted to see if anyone would notice we don’t actually sell paper. Part of the 81 Office… Read More »2005 Archive: The “Dunder Mifflin” Joke
Why did Tom Cruise jump on Oprah’s sofa in 2005? Because he wanted to prove that his love for Katie Holmes was stronger than the… Read More »2005 Legacy: Tom Cruise & Oprah’s Couch
The science teacher looking incredibly stressed because the school replaced the old TV cart, and he couldn’t find the “menu” button to play the video… Read More »2005 Classic: The DVD Remote Struggle
Why was everyone flipping their phones? Because in 2005, if your phone didn’t look like a piece of colorful shrapnel, you weren’t “in.” Part of… Read More »2005 Archive: The Motorola “RAZR” V3 (Pink/Blue)
A girl asks, “Don’t you wish your girlfriend was hot like me?” The bartender says, “I wish my customers were quiet like her.” Part of… Read More »2004 Archive: The Pussycat Dolls
Why did the blonde bring a sheep to the office? She heard the computer needed more “RAM” for the new software. Part of the 47… Read More »2003 Legacy: The RAM
Why the post-9/11 popularity? Because her soothing voice was the only thing people wanted to hear during the darkest months of the year. Part of… Read More »2001 Legacy: The Enya “A Day Without Rain” Comfort
The moment the cool kids realized that spiked, bleached hair was starting to look outdated, but they already used too much industrial gel to change… Read More »2001 Archive: The Frosted Tips Decline
Why was the man staring at a black box? Because in 1998, “personalized luggage” meant tying a dirty piece of yarn to the handle. Part… Read More »1998 Vintage: The Baggage Carousel
“We need a donor.” “I have a twin.” “Great, bring him in. We need his credit card.” Part of the 61 Doctor Jokes: The 1998… Read More »1998 Legacy: The Transplant
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