Dwight got the best "That's what she said!"
Does the skin look red & swollen?
u/Kaustavdebnath — 2 hours ago
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My cat killed another bird today. I love my cat but I hate when this happens. Am I weird for wanting to have a funeral for a bird?
It’s honestly upsetting. And while I laugh when I see Michael acting so silly about it on the show, when it actually happens to me irl, suddenly I really empathize with Michael’s point of view.
u/scoutermike — 4 hours ago
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Who all played Farmville🙋🏻♀️
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Write down some Farmville terms in the comments
I'll start:
Modern Fence
u/Opinionated_Artist — 4 hours ago
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Why did the show continue after Michael left?
If a show continues after its main character leaves, it usually ends up sucking. Very rarely has it ever stayed it consistently good after something like this happens.
Even before Michael left, you could tell that the writers were completely burned out and running low on ideas. So they should’ve just ended the show while they still had the chance to end on a high note.
u/New-Pin-9064 — 2 hours ago
LOVE how Dwight thinks 🤣
So if a tall lanky person and a giant person are talking, they're mostly talking about that exact same thing 😂
u/broncosfan1231 — 18 hours ago
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LOVE how Dwight thinks 🤣
So if a tall lanky person and a giant person are talking, they're mostly talking about that exact same thing 😂
u/Opinionated_Artist — 18 hours ago
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Stanley Season 4 Episode 16 Did I Stutter?
Stanley on The Confrontation: "Did I stutter?"
Stanley The "Top It" Quote: "Every day you do something stupider than the day before.
Just when I think you've reached the bottom, you find a way to dig deeper.
You are a professional idiot".
"Everyday you do something stupider than you did the day before.
And I think, there's no possible way that he can top that.
But what do you do? You find a way, damn it, to top it!"
Stanley On Respect: "I've watched you screw up this office for 10 years... You are a person that I do not respect
To be fair here, retired Navy Captain and an Engineering Project Manager at a big 3 firm.
Stanley might have been rude but he made some very valid point.
In the real world, Michael would have been fired YEARS ago.
u/NavyVetRasmussen — 20 hours ago
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Whenever my manager threatens to cut my hours
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u/Wide-Bet-1236 — 5 hours ago
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He didn't go to medical school, he went to business school...at night
u/derek4reals1 — 12 hours ago
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LOVE how Dwight thinks 🤣
So if a tall lanky person and a giant person are talking, they're mostly talking about that exact same thing 😂
u/Opinionated_Artist — 18 hours ago
Week