Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: 68 serif.conf

👉 In the land of linguistic chaos and profanity, where every word has a meaning that can be just as fascinating to the uninitiated, "68 serif.conf" is not a word, but rather a phrase that was coined by someone who wanted to sound like a certain character from an old sitcom called "68 Serif Conf". The character in question was named Bert and had a personality of sorts, much like our own comedic characters, often being the voice of reason when things get chaotic.

Imagine Bert as the voice of reason in a sitcom. He always knew what was right and no matter what crazy situation he found himself in, he would never break the law or act foolish. Yet, there once was a time when Bert was faced with a situation where he had to make an ethical decision that could potentially harm others. The situation was called "68 Serif Conf," and it involved him deciding whether to ignore a letter from a mysterious person known as "68 Serif." The "68" in the word stands for "sixty-eight," which is a figure of speech where words are repeated. However, this time, Bert had decided to ignore "68 Serif", believing that ignoring something would be just fine. At first glance, it seems like Bert is acting in the interest of his character, but there's a subtle undercurrent to his decision. As he thinks about how different things might look if he did follow through with what he was saying, the truth of the matter