Team bonding rule
Team bonding rule
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Oh, c'mooon! Would've loved a manager with this amount of innocence!
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I like to think that this person just walks around the office all day, asking everyone how their day is going.
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Telling them its not that bad
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Plot twist: mystrothedefender is actually the cat in her avatar and was actually just trying to insult dogs.
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So this is how that meowing nun thing started...
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Are we just using the word "meme" to mean joke now?
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"an idea, behavior, or style that spreads by means of imitation from person to person within a culture and often carries symbolic meaning representing a particular phenomenon or theme" (from the Wikipedia article) seems to be a perfect fit for what's going on in this post.
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A meme is any self replicating thought that spreads from carrier to carrier.
Notable examples include: language, stories, culture, fax machine jokes, and image macros
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Memes are older than the internet. They are, in fact, the DNA of the soul!
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Human pattern recognition and repetition is the cornerstone of how our brains work.
Once you get it, like really get it, you see the world in a whole new way.
Everything is meme.
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Why, yes, we as a society are, indeed, ruining any and all types of nuance! Why do you ask?
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Last time I shared a hotel room with a coworker, they said I make "puppy noises" while asleep. No idea what it was, my wife also doesn't know what they meant.
When my dogs are asleep and clearly dreaming they'll make little noises and twitches like they're running and barking in the dream and little bits of it make it to the surface
Probably farts
What did you do to end up in that plane of Hell?
Company trying to be cool by occasionally gathering employees on touristic destinations instead of an office. Employees really love it, as it's just like a vacation if you just ignore that you can't pick your own accommodations, or when/what to have breakfast, lunch or dinner, or that every "leisure" activity has specific start and end times and is mandatory, or the fact that everyone is still expected to work too.
Sounds like Tara's description of Sam from TrueBlood