4 The Group Jokes

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Updated on: Jan 30 2025

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You ever notice how certain people in "the group" have mastered the art of the vanishing act? They're there one moment, cracking jokes and sharing memes, and the next moment, poof! They're gone, leaving us to wonder if they were abducted by aliens or just got tired of our virtual company.
I mean, it's like they have a secret portal that transports them to a parallel universe where group chats don't exist. I'm starting to think they attend Hogwarts, and "Disappearo" is their favorite spell.
And when they finally reappear, it's as if nothing happened. No explanations, no apologies. It's like they just went on a quick intergalactic vacation and decided to grace us with their presence once again. Can we at least get a postcard from your alternate dimension next time?
So, here's to "the group" and all its quirks – the indecision, the emoji wars, the social media critiques, and the mysterious disappearances. Because let's face it, life would be a lot less entertaining without them!
Hey, everyone! You ever notice how being part of a group suddenly turns us into the most indecisive beings on the planet? I mean, you'd think with more people, decisions would be easier, right? But no, it's like we're trying to plan a moon landing every time we decide where to grab dinner!
I was with "the group" the other day, and we decided to settle the eternal debate of pizza or burgers. Now, you'd think this would be a simple choice, but oh no, not with "the group." It's like negotiating a peace treaty between pizza lovers and burger enthusiasts. I half-expected the United Nations to step in with a resolution.
And don't get me started on splitting the bill! "The group" suddenly develops amnesia when it comes time to remember who ordered the extra guacamole or that fancy artisanal soda. I'm convinced they're secretly training for the memory Olympics, and I'm stuck footing the bill.
It's like we enter this alternate reality where making a decision becomes a Herculean task, and everyone's a referee, but instead of blowing whistles, they just blow up the group chat with conflicting opinions. Can we just make a decision without forming a subcommittee next time?
Ever notice how everyone in "the group" suddenly becomes a social media critic? You post a photo, and it's like you've submitted your masterpiece to an art gallery for their scathing reviews.
I posted a picture of my lunch the other day, and within minutes, "the group" dissected it like it was a crime scene. "Is that avocado toast? It's so last year!" Really? Last year? I didn't realize my lunch had a fashion expiration date.
And the unsolicited advice! You post a status about having a bad day, and suddenly "the group" transforms into a team of life coaches. "Have you tried meditation?" "Maybe you should do yoga." I appreciate the concern, but I was just looking for some sympathy, not a 12-step plan to enlightenment!
Can we just go back to the good old days when a "like" meant, "I acknowledge your existence, and I'm too lazy to type a comment"?
So, "the group" has this WhatsApp chat that's more chaotic than a toddler's birthday party on a sugar rush. I swear, it's like a battleground for emojis and GIFs. You send a thumbs up, someone responds with a dancing cat GIF. What does that even mean? Are we having a feline fiesta now?
And don't get me started on the infamous "typing" indicator. It's like a suspense movie every time someone starts typing but never sends a message. Are they drafting a Nobel Prize speech or just deciding between tacos or sushi for dinner? The anticipation is killing me!
And then there's that one person who never responds. They're like the ghost of the group chat, haunting us with their unread messages. I'm starting to think they're just there to observe our virtual shenanigans without ever committing to a single emoji.
WhatsApp should have a feature that automatically removes you from a group if you don't contribute for a week. I'm convinced we're keeping the app afloat with our notifications alone.

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