What would be term for 27-30 years olds? Millenials? Hipsters?

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Anonymous wrote:Cool skipped a generation.

To the millennials? Because nobody ever thought the GenXers were cool. Not even the GenXers. Not even in Singles (1992). Too young for Woodstock, too old for -- well, whatever the defining event/thing is for the Millennials. Nobody cares.

-a GenXer

Seriously? I think we Gen Xers were a hell of a lot cooler than the Millennials. Nirvana? Come on. That was groundbreaking, and pretty much everything was informed by Grunge. Everything that the Millennials are into is just so wack. I am shocked by their bad taste.

You do realize your statement reeks of approaching middle age?

So what of it? Are you Dorian Gray?

Did that book come out when you were a small child?

NP here. Tell me that you won't grow old.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Cool skipped a generation.

To the millennials? Because nobody ever thought the GenXers were cool. Not even the GenXers. Not even in Singles (1992). Too young for Woodstock, too old for -- well, whatever the defining event/thing is for the Millennials. Nobody cares.

-a GenXer

Seriously? I think we Gen Xers were a hell of a lot cooler than the Millennials. Nirvana? Come on. That was groundbreaking, and pretty much everything was informed by Grunge. Everything that the Millennials are into is just so wack. I am shocked by their bad taste.

You do realize your statement reeks of approaching middle age?

So what of it? Are you Dorian Gray?

Did that book come out when you were a small child?

NP here. Tell me that you won't grow old.

Everyone grows old. But you have the choice to grow lame and bitter.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cool skipped a generation.

To the millennials? Because nobody ever thought the GenXers were cool. Not even the GenXers. Not even in Singles (1992). Too young for Woodstock, too old for -- well, whatever the defining event/thing is for the Millennials. Nobody cares.

-a GenXer

Seriously? I think we Gen Xers were a hell of a lot cooler than the Millennials. Nirvana? Come on. That was groundbreaking, and pretty much everything was informed by Grunge. Everything that the Millennials are into is just so wack. I am shocked by their bad taste.

You do realize your statement reeks of approaching middle age?

So what of it? Are you Dorian Gray?

Did that book come out when you were a small child?

NP here. Tell me that you won't grow old.

Everyone grows old. But you have the choice to grow lame and bitter.

What's bitter about preferring your generations's "stuff" (music, movies, etc)? Wouldn't it be "lamer" to love all the Millennials stuff? That would be pathetic, if you ask me. Pretending to like it, or worse yet, really liking it.

[Anonymous]

* sorry... only one "s" in generation's

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^ It is that youre old.




Deal with it, gramps.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Cool skipped a generation.

To the millennials? Because nobody ever thought the GenXers were cool. Not even the GenXers. Not even in Singles (1992). Too young for Woodstock, too old for -- well, whatever the defining event/thing is for the Millennials. Nobody cares.

-a GenXer

Seriously? I think we Gen Xers were a hell of a lot cooler than the Millennials. Nirvana? Come on. That was groundbreaking, and pretty much everything was informed by Grunge. Everything that the Millennials are into is just so wack. I am shocked by their bad taste.

You do realize your statement reeks of approaching middle age?

So what of it? Are you Dorian Gray?

Did that book come out when you were a small child?

NP here. Tell me that you won't grow old.

Everyone grows old. But you have the choice to grow lame and bitter.

What's bitter about preferring your generations's "stuff" (music, movies, etc)? Wouldn't it be "lamer" to love all the Millennials stuff? That would be pathetic, if you ask me. Pretending to like it, or worse yet, really liking it.

Nope, cause it's genuinely absurd to act like every piece of music put out by Millenials is bad. It shows a really unprecedented level of both ignorance and wishful thinking (a nasty combination)

[Anonymous]

I was born in 1980. What am I?

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Anonymous wrote:I was born in 1980. What am I?

35 years old (unless you haven't had your birthday yet in 2015).

[Anonymous]

Has there ever been a time in your adult life (past, say, the age of 25) when you did NOT own skinny jeans?

If you have always owned skinny jeans, you are a millennial. If you are pre-skinnies, you are not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Has there ever been a time in your adult life (past, say, the age of 25) when you did NOT own skinny jeans?

If you have always owned skinny jeans, you are a millennial. If you are pre-skinnies, you are not.

Those skinny jeans will get larger as they age and gain weight.
Same goes thing with the children's size t-shirts all the millennial males like to wear.

Millennial's music will always suck though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was born in 1980. What am I?

Much younger than me. I learned to drive in 1980.