Why was the intern eating rocks? Google told him that “eating one small rock a day” was a valid health tip.
Part of the 84 Office Groaners: The 2024 “Spatial Reality & Brain Rot” Edition archive. Historically Verified
🔥 Top 10: The Work/Office Joke Archive (1995-2025)
79 Office Groaners: The 2001 "XP & iPod" Edition
Welcome to 2001 – the year the office turned bright green and blu...read more »
2025 Vintage: The Prompt-to-Projector
Why was the boardroom empty? Because the boss typed "Hold a succ...read more »
2025 Classic: The "Office Siren" 2.0
Why is the accountant wearing a 90s headset? She heard "Vintage ...read more »
The Overtime Paradox
Working more to achieve less—a corporate tradition.I stayed late ...read more »
The Email Signature
The ultimate way to show your status without saying a word.I chan...read more »
68 Office Groaners: The 1996 Retro Edition
Welcome to 1996 – the year of the PalmPilot, the launch of&n...read more »
The Team Building Retreat
Nothing says "we are a family" like being forced to do trust fall...read more »
2025 Legacy: The Universal Basic Income (UBI) Talk
Why was the water cooler conversation so relaxed? Because half t...read more »
The Commute Struggle
The journey that defines your mood for the next eight hours.My co...read more »
74 Office Groaners: The 2014 "Ice Buckets & iPhone 6" Edition
Welcome to 2014 – the year the office got soaking wet thanks to t...read more »
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81 Office Groaners: The 2005 "Michael Scott & YouTube" Edition
Welcome to 2005 – the year the American version of The Offic...read more »
83 Office Groaners: The 2010 "iPad & Inception" Edition
Welcome to 2010 – the year we entered a new decade and Steve Jobs...read more »
The Budget Meeting
Numbers, charts, and the sudden disappearance of free snacks.Our ...read more »
2025 Vintage: The System Reload
Why did the manager bring a "Reset" button to the 2026 planning ...read more »
⏳ Time Capsule: This is how we rolled in the first two decades of the internet
I can hear the laughter in high quality MIDI!
Wrote this down with my stylus. Great!
The kids aren’t alright, they’re laughing too hard.
Please let this be a normal field trip... NO! Laughs!
Laughing at the security of my own ribs!
I’ll mention this in my next episode!