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I eat cereals, can I now join Gen-X?
Depends which cereal
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I eat cereals, can I now join Gen-X?
Done.
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I eat cereals, can I now join Gen-X?
Depends which cereal
Typical Millennial, too lazy to use punctuation.
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If it’s any consoltaion, while millenials think the prequels are genius and the originals are overrated, the next generation will only be able to tolerate the ST, and the following generation won’t care at all.
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I eat cereals, can I now join Gen-X?
Done.
Nice.
Btw, filthy millenials.
Ceci n’est pas une signature.
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millenials think the prequels are genius and the originals are overrated
This is not even a little bit true.
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Of course I’m generalizing a lot, but that’s definitely the “rethinking the prequels” generation, i.e. “What can we pretend the prequels succeeded in by using everything but the films themselves as evidence.”
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Of course I’m generalizing a lot, but that’s definitely the “rethinking the prequels” generation, i.e. “What can we pretend the prequels succeeded in by using everything but the films themselves as evidence.”
All squares are rectangles but not all rectangles are squares. Most PT apologists are millennials because they grew up with them (though there are older ones who can’t get past the George’s vision BS) but most millennials still realize the PT is shit (as do most people).
Me and all my friends grew up with the PT. Most of them have a soft spot for it, sure. Not a single one considers it even close to the level of the OT. In fact, I haven’t met a person in real life that prefers the PT since I was on the playground in the sixth grade.
Also, I think many don’t realize that the millennial generation is usually considered to start early to mid eighties and end mid to late nineties. So a lot of us (me included) saw the OT first anyway.
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I’m transgenerational.
Dek sock confirmed
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are people born in 1974 considered part of generation X?
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If you are an American and know what this is, then you most likely are GEN-X.
it looks familiar, but I can’t place it. Someone please tell me that is.
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Of course I’m generalizing a lot, but that’s definitely the “rethinking the prequels” generation, i.e. “What can we pretend the prequels succeeded in by using everything but the films themselves as evidence.”
All squares are rectangles but not all rectangles are squares. Most PT apologists are millennials because they grew up with them (though there are older ones who can’t get past the George’s vision BS) but most millennials still realize the PT is shit (as do most people).
Me and all my friends grew up with the PT. Most of them have a soft spot for it, sure. Not a single one considers it even close to the level of the OT. In fact, I haven’t met a person in real life that prefers the PT since I was on the playground in the sixth grade.
Also, I think many don’t realize that the millennial generation is usually considered to start early to mid eighties and end mid to late nineties. So a lot of us (me included) saw the OT first anyway.
No I understand. Just kind of poorly phrased on my part.
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Lol!
Jeez, Millennials are trash. We live in a world with automatic dishwashers anyway, all I had to do when I had my cereal this morning was shove the bowl into the dishwasher and forget about it.
So much entitlement.
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Lol!
Jeez, Millennials are trash. We live in a world with automatic dishwashers anyway, all I had to do when I had my cereal this morning was shove the bowl into the dishwasher and forget about it.
So much entitlement.
Er, you have to put soap in and push the button too.
Eventually.
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Of course I’m generalizing a lot, but that’s definitely the “rethinking the prequels” generation, i.e. “What can we pretend the prequels succeeded in by using everything but the films themselves as evidence.”
All squares are rectangles but not all rectangles are squares. Most PT apologists are millennials because they grew up with them (though there are older ones who can’t get past the George’s vision BS) but most millennials still realize the PT is shit (as do most people).
Me and all my friends grew up with the PT. Most of them have a soft spot for it, sure. Not a single one considers it even close to the level of the OT. In fact, I haven’t met a person in real life that prefers the PT since I was on the playground in the sixth grade.
Also, I think many don’t realize that the millennial generation is usually considered to start early to mid eighties and end mid to late nineties. So a lot of us (me included) saw the OT first anyway.
No I understand. Just kind of poorly phrased on my part.
Get this serious discussion crap out of my Gen-X thread. The point of this thread is to celebrate us and mock you.
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Lol!
Jeez, Millennials are trash. We live in a world with automatic dishwashers anyway, all I had to do when I had my cereal this morning was shove the bowl into the dishwasher and forget about it.
So much entitlement.
Er, you have to put soap in and push the button too.
Eventually.
Oh well FORGET THAT. Who wants to learn the value of doing your dishes?
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If you are an American and know what this is, then you most likely are GEN-X.
it looks familiar, but I can’t place it. Someone please tell me that is.
Here you go Warbler. I grew up in New Jersey, and this show was on PBS in the early 1970’s.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwJQ6G7Z_II
“First feel fear, then get angry. Then go with your life into the fight.” - Bill Mollison
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Then there was this bit of P.B.S. Hippie brainwashing in the mid to late 1970’s.
Do you still know the words?
“First feel fear, then get angry. Then go with your life into the fight.” - Bill Mollison
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Hippies were the Millennials of the 60s and 70s.
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That explains my loathing for hippies.
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Then there was this bit of P.B.S. Hippie brainwashing in the mid to late 1970’s.
Do you still know the words?
I don’t remember that one.
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If you are an American and know what this is, then you most likely are GEN-X.
it looks familiar, but I can’t place it. Someone please tell me that is.
Here you go Warbler. I grew up in New Jersey, and this show was on PBS in the early 1970’s.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwJQ6G7Z_II
I think I sorta remember that.
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https://www.quora.com/Why-cant-my-Millennial-employees-read-cursive
JEDIT: Look at the top of this page. Apparently banned members get a modified avatar now. Neat!
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I dig it.
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What is even the point of cursive?