Why did the manager stop tweeting? Because every time he tried to say something “important,” a giant cartoon whale told him to go away.
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🔥 Top 10: The Work/Office Joke Archive (1995-2025)
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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.
Classic. Pure digital nostalgia.
Oh my god, they killed me with laughter!
Bite my shiny metal... that is hilarious!
You’ve activated my trap card! (It’s a funny joke).
I feel the need... the need for comedy!
We created a monster... of a joke!
Be excellent to each other! And party on, dudes!
I’m kind of a big deal. People know my jokes.
I laughed once. It was awful. (Just kidding, it’s gold).