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== Legacy of ''That '70s Show'' == | == Legacy of ''That '70s Show'' == | ||
As a result of '''''That '70s Show''''' being essentially a ''Bible'' for the group, it set the foundation for modern Sapphire culture to develop. From this show, and other minor factors, 420 culture became popular in the group. It is also possible that certain aspects in the show is the ancestor of the modern [[DIK]] | As a result of '''''That '70s Show''''' being essentially a ''Bible'' for the group, it set the foundation for modern Sapphire culture to develop. From this show, and other minor factors, 420 culture became popular in the group. It is also possible that certain aspects in the show is the ancestor of the modern "[[DIK]]" in Sapphire. | ||
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The Circle, short for the Circlejerk, also called the group, is the name for the staff and culture of Sapphire.
See Culture of Sapphire for a summary of Circle culture.
Etymology
In the early years of Sapphire, DIK was not a thing. To have a circlejerk seemed like a foreign idea at the time. At this time, the group's culture somewhat revolved around That '70s Show. The group was interested in the culture involved in the show. The group could relate to the show greatly, as they were always with what some call a natural high. In the show, there was a Circle in which, under the influence of marijuana, the characters conceived many "great" ideas. This concept of a circle of friends [who were "high"] was integrated into Sapphire and from then on the group itself [of Sapphire] was also known as The Circle.
Legacy of That '70s Show
As a result of That '70s Show being essentially a Bible for the group, it set the foundation for modern Sapphire culture to develop. From this show, and other minor factors, 420 culture became popular in the group. It is also possible that certain aspects in the show is the ancestor of the modern "DIK" in Sapphire.