Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if you remember the jfk assasination, you are a boomer. After, gen x
Yeah, that's the quintessential boomer question. "Where were you when Kennedy was shot?"
I think millennials can be identified with a question like this too. If you were in school or college on 9/11, you’re a millennial. What would it be for Gen X? The Challenger?
There really is no defining question like this for Xers. I think it's if they can remember the Reagan/Carter election.
Yes there is. Where were you when you found out Kurt Cobain was dead? I bet a lot of my fellow Gen Xers would agree.
Anonymous wrote:Maybe the defining question was: Where were you when MTV played the very first music video: Video Killed the Radio Star?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if you remember the jfk assasination, you are a boomer. After, gen x
Yeah, that's the quintessential boomer question. "Where were you when Kennedy was shot?"
I think millennials can be identified with a question like this too. If you were in school or college on 9/11, you’re a millennial. What would it be for Gen X? The Challenger?
There really is no defining question like this for Xers. I think it's if they can remember the Reagan/Carter election.
Yes there is. Where were you when you found out Kurt Cobain was dead? I bet a lot of my fellow Gen Xers would agree.
Only if you were white.
Nah. I'm white and that was not on my radar either. I was practicing law by then anyway.
If you were 24+ in 1994, you are not an Xer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if you remember the jfk assasination, you are a boomer. After, gen x
Yeah, that's the quintessential boomer question. "Where were you when Kennedy was shot?"
I think millennials can be identified with a question like this too. If you were in school or college on 9/11, you’re a millennial. What would it be for Gen X? The Challenger?
There really is no defining question like this for Xers. I think it's if they can remember the Reagan/Carter election.
Yes there is. Where were you when you found out Kurt Cobain was dead? I bet a lot of my fellow Gen Xers would agree.
Only if you were white.
Nah. I'm white and that was not on my radar either. I was practicing law by then anyway.
If you were 24+ in 1994, you are not an Xer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if you remember the jfk assasination, you are a boomer. After, gen x
Yeah, that's the quintessential boomer question. "Where were you when Kennedy was shot?"
I think millennials can be identified with a question like this too. If you were in school or college on 9/11, you’re a millennial. What would it be for Gen X? The Challenger?
There really is no defining question like this for Xers. I think it's if they can remember the Reagan/Carter election.
Yes there is. Where were you when you found out Kurt Cobain was dead? I bet a lot of my fellow Gen Xers would agree.
Only if you were white.
Nah. I'm white and that was not on my radar either. I was practicing law by then anyway.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if you remember the jfk assasination, you are a boomer. After, gen x
Yeah, that's the quintessential boomer question. "Where were you when Kennedy was shot?"
I think millennials can be identified with a question like this too. If you were in school or college on 9/11, you’re a millennial. What would it be for Gen X? The Challenger?
There really is no defining question like this for Xers. I think it's if they can remember the Reagan/Carter election.
Yes there is. Where were you when you found out Kurt Cobain was dead? I bet a lot of my fellow Gen Xers would agree.
Only if you were white.
Right, I said "A LOT," not "ALL."
Yeah, I remember where I was when the Challenger exploded and when hearing Kurt Chobani died, but these things were not as big of a deal to us as the JFK assanation seemed to be to people in the 60's. I certainly don't remember seeing anyone cry about it. On the news maybe, but not in real life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if you remember the jfk assasination, you are a boomer. After, gen x
Yeah, that's the quintessential boomer question. "Where were you when Kennedy was shot?"
I think millennials can be identified with a question like this too. If you were in school or college on 9/11, you’re a millennial. What would it be for Gen X? The Challenger?
If you wanted a Thriller jacket as badly as I did, you are definitely Gen X. Plus, shoulder pads.
I don't recall ever seeing anyone actually wear a thriller jacket. Are you sure your not thinking of Members Only jackets?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if you remember the jfk assasination, you are a boomer. After, gen x
Yeah, that's the quintessential boomer question. "Where were you when Kennedy was shot?"
I think millennials can be identified with a question like this too. If you were in school or college on 9/11, you’re a millennial. What would it be for Gen X? The Challenger?
Despite what the media would lhave you believe, most generation Xers didn't give a shit about the Challenger.
Um, Gen X person here. I didn't really care about it BEFORE it blew up, but I still remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when it did.
I absolutely remember when it blew up. We weren't following it beforehand, but it was a big deal when it blew up.
Yes. Of course it was a big deal in the news. But as a teenager, I remember hearing all the news stories about kids were so traumatized about the explosion and I certainly didn't feel that way, nor never saw it from anyone else my age. Maybe younger kids were more affected by it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if you remember the jfk assasination, you are a boomer. After, gen x
Yeah, that's the quintessential boomer question. "Where were you when Kennedy was shot?"
I think millennials can be identified with a question like this too. If you were in school or college on 9/11, you’re a millennial. What would it be for Gen X? The Challenger?
There really is no defining question like this for Xers. I think it's if they can remember the Reagan/Carter election.
Yes there is. Where were you when you found out Kurt Cobain was dead? I bet a lot of my fellow Gen Xers would agree.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if you remember the jfk assasination, you are a boomer. After, gen x
Yeah, that's the quintessential boomer question. "Where were you when Kennedy was shot?"
I think millennials can be identified with a question like this too. If you were in school or college on 9/11, you’re a millennial. What would it be for Gen X? The Challenger?
If you wanted a Thriller jacket as badly as I did, you are definitely Gen X. Plus, shoulder pads.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if you remember the jfk assasination, you are a boomer. After, gen x
Yeah, that's the quintessential boomer question. "Where were you when Kennedy was shot?"
I think millennials can be identified with a question like this too. If you were in school or college on 9/11, you’re a millennial. What would it be for Gen X? The Challenger?
There really is no defining question like this for Xers. I think it's if they can remember the Reagan/Carter election.
Yes there is. Where were you when you found out Kurt Cobain was dead? I bet a lot of my fellow Gen Xers would agree.
Only if you were white.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if you remember the jfk assasination, you are a boomer. After, gen x
Yeah, that's the quintessential boomer question. "Where were you when Kennedy was shot?"
I think millennials can be identified with a question like this too. If you were in school or college on 9/11, you’re a millennial. What would it be for Gen X? The Challenger?
Despite what the media would lhave you believe, most generation Xers didn't give a shit about the Challenger.
Um, Gen X person here. I didn't really care about it BEFORE it blew up, but I still remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when it did.
I absolutely remember when it blew up. We weren't following it beforehand, but it was a big deal when it blew up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if you remember the jfk assasination, you are a boomer. After, gen x
Yeah, that's the quintessential boomer question. "Where were you when Kennedy was shot?"
I think millennials can be identified with a question like this too. If you were in school or college on 9/11, you’re a millennial. What would it be for Gen X? The Challenger?
If you wanted a Thriller jacket as badly as I did, you are definitely Gen X. Plus, shoulder pads.