My coworkers are bros

[Jiro]

im still not entirely sure wat a bro is

The context Pike was using has clearly gone out the window. Now nobody is really sure what is really going on any more.

[Jowy]

I use the term "bro" to just determine anyone that fits in that awkward middle between "friend" and "acquaintance".

[Raistlin]

Using Pike's apparent definition of "fun coworker," I have some bro coworkers. My boss is hilarious, and makes fun of everyone. He says the best part of his job is getting to be a dick as much as possible.

It doesn't get too rowdy, though, as there are a bunch of people in the office. Not everyone lacks any sort of sensibilities.

[Pike]

Yeah I meant "bro" as in "someone you like and/or are friends with," I guess I should've clarified that?

[Clo]

What? I have never called a friend a bro. Everyone I speak to uses bro as an equivalent for "douche bag" who wears his hat backwards and has the intellect of a rock.

[Pike]

It's the opposite for me! But maybe because of my friends' circle. Wouldn't be the first term that myself and my friends use the opposite way as everyone else.

[Clo]

That is so weird that "bro" has two opposite meanings.

[Laddy]

I'm an unemployed bro.

[sharkythesharkdogg]

Down here bro means a friend/acquaintance too. Douches are referred to as......douches.

I work mostly on my own now, but I've had work bros and femm-bros in the past.

[Cuchulainn]

I just assumed that as 'bro' was such a....lets be honest it's a pathetic word morons use, that nowadays it could only actually be used ironically or as an insult. I had no idea you meant they were ok fellas and close.

[Psychotic]

I called my 37 year old female South African co-worker my bro and tried to brofist her. She was confused. THANKS A LOT, EoFF!

[Jiro]

I think the negative connotation of bro that people are using is actually a misleading shortening of the term "dudebro".

[Pike]

That makes sense.

[Raebus]

I am a dudebro at work and it is so much fun.

[blackmage_nuke]

Im disapointed no one has coined the term "Broworkers" in this thread. Also no my coworkers are dull like me