<human>: I work at a software company, and we just celebrated a milestone release with cake.  Naturally, someone sent out an email and said, CAKE'S READY.

So, we all enjoy some cake.  It was pretty damn good.  Now I go back to reddit, see what's new.  I find this little [GEM] in /r/TheSimpsons, and I think it's pretty damn applicable to how I feel after 2 pieces of cake.

Now, my super and I are pretty tight, and he was the one who originally sent the CAKE'S READY email.  So, I hit the Reply button, paste the link to the GIF, and hit send.

Here's where I realized my mistake.  The email took a while to send, and it hits me: when he sent the original message, it was to the entire company. And, when I put the GIF of Homer's fat jiggling and hit reply, it also went to the entire company.  Since then, I've been getting "Nicely done" from people I know, and awkward looks from people I don't. Facepalm.

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<bot>: Before you send an animated gif of Homer's [fat jiggle] make sure it's not to your entire company.