O.I.B.B.

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O. I. B. B. means you’re so forgettable, the only way anyone knows who you are is if you’re in the yearbook. Like you’re a ghost who only shows up in photos.
Found my old friend in the yearbook. Had no idea he existed until I saw him looking like a confused potato.
My cousin’s in the yearbook. Now I know why no one remembers him.
I looked up my old nemesis in the yearbook. He was just a blurry smudge.
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O. I. B. B. is when you’re so invisible, the only way people know who you are is if you’re in the yearbook. You’re like the class joke no one got.
My ex is in the yearbook. Now I know why I never saw him anywhere else.
I found my old teacher in the yearbook. She looked like she was hiding from the principal.
My dog’s in the yearbook. Now I know why no one remembers me.
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O. I. B. B. is when you’re so unknown, the only way people recognize you is if you’re in the yearbook. You’re like a mystery that no one solved.
My old crush is in the yearbook. Now I know why I never saw her anywhere else.
I found my old friend’s brother in the yearbook. Now I know why he was always confused.
My dad is in the yearbook. Now I know why no one ever remembered him.
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O. I. B. B. means you’re so useless, the only way people know who you are is if you’re in the yearbook. You’re like the forgotten snack in the lunch bag.
My old enemy is in the yearbook. Now I know why no one ever saw him.
I found my old friend’s cat in the yearbook. Now I know why no one remembered him.
My mom is in the yearbook. Now I know why no one ever noticed her.
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O. I. B. B. means you’re so invisible, the only way people know who you are is if you’re in the yearbook. You’re like a shadow that no one saw.
My old rival is in the yearbook. Now I know why no one ever saw him.
I found my old friend’s grandma in the yearbook. Now I know why no one remembered her.
My brother is in the yearbook. Now I know why no one ever noticed him.
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O. I. B. B. means you’re so unknown, the only way people know who you are is if you’re in the yearbook. You’re like the last piece of pizza no one wanted.
My old friend’s dad is in the yearbook. Now I know why no one ever saw him.
I found my old teacher’s dog in the yearbook. Now I know why no one remembered her.
My neighbor is in the yearbook. Now I know why no one ever noticed him.
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