MEME REFERENCE

Dinkleberg

Use Dinkleberg when someone reflexively blames the same rival for every unexplained problem.

What it expresses: Recurring blame: the clenched reaction that blames Dinkleberg by reflex represents a moment where someone reflexively blames the same rival for every unexplained problem.
Example: For example, a broken printer is somehow blamed on the neighboring team; the visual analogy is the clenched reaction that blames Dinkleberg by reflex, signaling that someone reflexively blames the same rival for every unexplained problem.
When not to use it: Avoid when there is evidence pointing to a different cause; the clenched reaction that blames Dinkleberg by reflex would incorrectly signal that someone reflexively blames the same rival for every unexplained problem.