10 Jokes For Be Square

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Updated on: Aug 02 2024

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I got a friend who insists on living by the motto "be square." Last week, he tried to pay for his coffee with a perfectly cut piece of cardboard. The barista was not impressed. Turns out, they prefer coins or, you know, actual money.
I tried adopting the "be square" philosophy at work, but my boss wasn't impressed when I showed up with a desk shaped like a Rubik's Cube. Apparently, productivity doesn't improve when your office furniture doubles as a brain teaser.
I asked my grandma for life advice, and she said, "Darling, always be square." So here I am, trying to fit into a world that's constantly evolving while she's reminiscing about the good old days when rotary phones were cutting-edge technology.
You ever notice how "be square" is like the uncool cousin of "think outside the box"? It's like they're having a family reunion, and "be square" is stuck in the corner wearing socks with sandals while everyone else is rocking the latest trends.
My GPS is so old-fashioned; it keeps telling me to "be square" at every intersection. I'm just waiting for it to start recommending top hats and monocles as the preferred accessories for a stylish commute.
Be square" they said, but have you ever tried sitting in a perfectly square chair? It's like trying to find comfort in a geometry lesson. I felt like I was auditioning for the role of the human Tetris piece. Spoiler alert: I didn't get the part.
You ever notice how when someone tells you to "be square," they're either giving outdated fashion advice or trying to turn you into a human board game piece? I tried being square once, but I couldn't fit through any doors. Turns out, society prefers rectangles.
The other day, someone told me to "be square" in the middle of a dance floor. So there I am, attempting the world's most awkward square dance. People were dodging my moves like they were in a game of hopscotch. I guess I missed the memo on the new dance craze.
My mom always told me to "be square," but every time I tried to fold my pizza slices into perfect squares, I ended up with a cheesy origami disaster. Now I just embrace the triangular chaos and call it modern art.
My doctor told me to "be square" for my health. So now, instead of jogging in the park, I'm attempting to power walk in a perfect grid pattern. People stare, but hey, at least I'm following medical advice – even if it's from a questionable source.

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