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Work from Japan (WFJ) is a concept where employees can work remotely outside of the office, specifically in Japan. It is variant of WFH policies. The company will usually not have any offices in Japan so employees will work at their residence. WFJ has surged in recent popularity due to employees desiring living conditions like those seen in Japan. It supports a healthy work/life balance and improves an employee's output.

Common things employees enjoy about Japan are clean cities, delicious food, public transit, 24/7 conbini, and an abundance of vending machines.
My new tech company has a sick WFJ policy, I'm gonna totes book my plane tickets now! Time for amazing food, beautiful cities, and oh yeah, gonna get so much work done too.
WFJ by minish July 29, 2018
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you'll never see this because i just spammed the buttons on my keyboard
this sentence is entirely comprised of links to other words
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Something you say in confusion, happiness, anger, or any reason. It is an awesome phrase it is also a "chatroom" language like rofl, lol, wtf, ROFLcopter.
A sign reads:
The dance is at either 2:00, or 8:00.
Depending on the rain.
"wfjd." John said.
Wfjd by drums4ever April 13, 2009

qkdhafg.nvbct,WFJVHGfdvc,ahvdf,ahfk 

When you are suffering from extreme boredom, and are supposed to be doing school work, so you randomly smash buttons on your keyboard.
"I am so bored I am going to type random letters into my computer. Oh look, it turned out to say qkdhafg.nvbct,WFJVHGfdvc,ahvdf,ahfk."
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Is that cake?

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“No way, is that cake?”
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