Why do American millennial women (all races) all sound the same when they talk?

[Anonymous]

Every decade's fashion was different.

The 50s were different from the 40s.
The 60s were different from the 50s.
The 70s were different from the 60s.
The 80s were different from the 70s.
The 90s were different from the 80s.

Then the year 2000 and millennials came along...

Nothing original happened.

Still nothing has happened 15 years later.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Every decade's fashion was different.

The 50s were different from the 40s.
The 60s were different from the 50s.
The 70s were different from the 60s.
The 80s were different from the 70s.
The 90s were different from the 80s.

Then the year 2000 and millennials came along...

Nothing original happened.

Still nothing has happened 15 years later.

Oh sure... cause 90's fashion wasn't at all derivative of 70s fashion at all....

You realize that you just make yourself sound like a fool when you try to claim that repeating fashion is something that has only happened in the past 15 years. Grow up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's caused by the hib vaccine, which was introduced in the mid 1980s. One of the common side effects is vocal fry.

Comic relief.. Thanks pp!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The millennial men have have a vocal fry, as well. Very annoying.

yes

My 26-yo former "boss" had vocal fry - male.

annoying as shit

And yet he was your boss

not anymore, honey bun . . .

not anymore

- back atcha!

But still- how old are you?

How embarrassing....

Np here- get a life, geez!

Hahaha she never responded

Hmm.... Maybe there's a reason for that?

[Anonymous]

One day millennials will put their smartphones down for a second and realize they are almost 40 and have texted away nearly half of their lives.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Every decade's fashion was different.

The 50s were different from the 40s.
The 60s were different from the 50s.
The 70s were different from the 60s.
The 80s were different from the 70s.
The 90s were different from the 80s.

Then the year 2000 and millennials came along...

Nothing original happened.

Still nothing has happened 15 years later.

Oh sure... cause 90's fashion wasn't at all derivative of 70s fashion at all....

You realize that you just make yourself sound like a fool when you try to claim that repeating fashion is something that has only happened in the past 15 years. Grow up.

There was some 1970s influence in the 1990s but there was still originality going on.

Here is a picture of Air Jordans from 1994.
Nobody in the 1970s was wearing basketball shoes that looked like that.
Nobody.

Repeating fashion is a generous term.
What millennials have done with fashion in the past 15 years is outright theft.

[Anonymous]

Millennial icon Gaga.
Her entire gimmick is a ripoff of the past.

[Anonymous]

Another millennial icon.
Another ripoff of the past.

In all fairness there is probably a boomer behind the scenes pulling all the strings but still...

Theft is theft.

[Anonymous]

^Hunty. This happened before. It is happening now. And it is happening again.

If you seriously think millenials invented copying then I guess that is a kudos to us because it certainly requires less work, lol. I guess that was pretty smart of us.

[Anonymous]

Yes.

Less work = More time to fry your brains away with burning hot smart phones held right next to your skulls for hours upon hours each day.

Radiation has never ever been as HIP as it is right now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LOL - that is clearly caused by smoking pot!

Of which older generations have smoked more than their fair share...

Um, no. Nowhere near as commonly smoken among women than at any other point in history. You've been watching too many reruns of Woodstock.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes.

Less work = More time to fry your brains away with burning hot smart phones held right next to your skulls for hours upon hours each day.

Radiation has never ever been as HIP as it is right now.

Oh, so you're one of those nutters that believe that phones are causing mass cancer?

OK, cool. I think we're done here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes.

Less work = More time to fry your brains away with burning hot smart phones held right next to your skulls for hours upon hours each day.

Radiation has never ever been as HIP as it is right now.

Oh, so you're one of those nutters that believe that phones are causing mass cancer?

OK, cool. I think we're done here.

Only time will tell.

Enjoy your Labor Day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Yes.

Less work = More time to fry your brains away with burning hot smart phones held right next to your skulls for hours upon hours each day.

Radiation has never ever been as HIP as it is right now.

Oh, so you're one of those nutters that believe that phones are causing mass cancer?

OK, cool. I think we're done here.

Only time will tell.

Enjoy your Labor Day.

I will.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Another millennial icon.
Another ripoff of the past.

In all fairness there is probably a boomer behind the scenes pulling all the strings but still...

Theft is theft.

Fuck yes!

Uptown Funk? lol! Kids today might like it, but they can't name any of the performers who influenced it. Furthermore, the song was written by a 40 yo (a Gen Xer) who was turned on to music b/c of his mother's connections, as 40 is even too young to have grown up with The Gap Band, for example.