• @radiohead37
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    301 month ago

    I don’t even know what they intended to say.

    • snooggums
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      391 month ago

      Pretty sure it is two messages jumbled up for some stupid reason.

      “Nothing is impossible”

      “Everything is possible”

      • troed
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        41 month ago

        Should be split up into three separate parts. Top part containing the Everything/Nothing, second “is” and the third the impossible/possible.

        • troed
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          141 month ago

          … but even so the likelyhood of just reading it as “Nothing is possible. Everything is impossible.” is still there.

          Office culture.