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I for some reason thought it was gonna be some thing like this video

RIP Scott

This is just how memes work.

@Lol8ball And then he took horse dewormer to cure a very easy to treat early caught cancer

What this cartoon is called?

Dilbert

@MarioEmblem_2 Soon? This have BEEN relevant

How most of the Internet is today

Dogbert being an unstoppable force of nature is my favorite thing about the show

Literally me

This is relevant pretty much every single time some gov tries to regulate what people are allowed to think. Now they figured new package which is called "misinformation". In practice it's a tool to fight political opponents by censoring them.

maybe i should watch dilbert

>cell phones (if you hold an iphone you hold a piece of israel in your hand) >power lines(idk?) >organ theft rings(israeli citiziens get first pick of organ donations/ organ donors are intentionally killed for their organs) They just tell you the stuff they're doing as jokes

@Benito_Llan Wait, Daniel Stern did Dilbert's voice and Chris Elliott did Dogbert's voice? People confuse those two all the time, but I didn't realize they ever worked together. Fascinating.

organ theft rings are a thing though

The comic is great but too bad the guy behind had to ruin his reputation last minute

this has been relevant for 30 years 😭

Is that Brian griffin??

It’s already relevant. Been relevant actually for the last 10 years

Can't believe Dogbert invented Ragebait

They're like Peter and Brian only insufferable.

A great cartoon killed because it was on an awful network.

@MelogoldN But that's already happening...

It’s ironic how that’s what the creator Scott Adams did in life.

The world will slowly realise how prophetic Scott Adams really was.

The comedic timing on that lie delivery is terrible.

The series was real fun and that episode was one of my favourite. Dilbert gets hired by a company without a marketing department and it's heaven until he mentions the Marketing Department, so they get one.

>soon

The internet at its best.

lol

How did he know?

Honestly most of Dilbert still holds up

