Why was everyone carrying a 40-ounce giant mug? Because in 2023, staying hydrated is a competitive sport and your desk needs a cup the size of a bucket.
Part of the 76 Office Groaners: The 2023 “Barbenheimer & Vision Pro” Edition archive. Historically Verified
🔥 Top 10: The Work/Office Joke Archive (1995-2025)
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2025 Vintage: The Office Chair "Anti-Gravity"
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74 Office Groaners: The 2013 "Vine & Let It Go" Edition
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2025 Legacy: The MySpace "Resurrection"
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The Performance Review
The annual tradition of pretending we both know what my job title...read more »
The Budget Meeting
Numbers, charts, and the sudden disappearance of free snacks.Our ...read more »
The Desktop Wallpaper
The only window to the outside world many of us have.My desktop w...read more »
The Commute Struggle
The journey that defines your mood for the next eight hours.My co...read more »
2025 Classic: The Nintendo Switch 2 Launch
Why was the boardroom full of people staring at their laps? Beca...read more »
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⏳ Time Capsule: This is how we rolled in the first two decades of the internet
Slaying the competition with these jokes.
I chose the red pill and I ended up here. No regrets.
Drama in the pool, but laughs in the archive.
Rare humor found in the deep web.
Our first rule: Laugh at everything.
Shake and bake! Hilarious!
I laughed once. It was awful. (Just kidding, it’s gold).
Still digging for more humor!