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Generation X (1965-1984)
Millennial (Gen Y 1985-2004)
Generation Z (2005 to present)
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Y.
I feel bad for anyone born after me. The 90s and early 2000s were such a good time to grow up. Life was simple and you weren't controlled by electronics yet. I hate my phone, I want to go back. At least my childhood wasn't ruined like those today.
1994 Mustang - SBF swap in progress
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Wow, that sure brings back memories.Originally posted by ICEBERG
I come from this era...
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Interested to know where you came up with these year ranges? I am gen x by your accounts, but a millennial by Google.
I don't want to be considered a millennial, but I also don't want to be an old fart gen x
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Go back up and read my third post in this thread.Originally posted by NoSup4U
Interested to know where you came up with these year ranges? I am gen x by your accounts, but a millennial by Google.
I don't want to be considered a millennial, but I also don't want to be an old fart gen x
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Technically a Y, barely, but think and act like an X...
dv/dt
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just barely a gen Y, I too hate the term "millennial" lol
Originally posted by WongYue
10% of a litre bike throttle should mean a 100cc right? I think I can handle that.
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Last edited by Cos; 12-21-2016 at 12:00 AM.
Originally posted by adam c
Line goes up, line goes down, line does squiggly things and fucks Alberta"The stone age didn't end because we ran out of stones"
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Jobless, we will all be replaced by AI and robots.Originally posted by haggis88
Gen-Y
What are they going to call those from 2025 onwards?
Who is the elementary school kid among us? Lol.
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Gen Y. I also dislike being lumped in with the typical "millennials" haha.
Also extremely curious as to who the elementary school kid is. Or is it perhaps another baby boomer that hit the wrong button? :P
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Gen y and proud of it!!!
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Gen 1
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Gen X
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Speedog, you do know no one from gen z would even know of beyond?
Originally posted by speedog
So more beyond armchair activism at work again?
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Gen X
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Gen Y, and like sentry said if you call me a millennial I will have him slap your cock!
I also agree with nopulp I hate my phone more everyday and become saddened when I look up anywhere and see everyone looking down at a screen
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Everything makes me upset.Originally posted by Mibz
Nonsense. You've all got slanty eyes, play Starcraft, speak Chinese and eat nothing but sushi and ginger beef.
DON'T TRY AND CONVINCE ME OTHERWISE
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These were such happier times!Originally posted by drtoohotty1
I also agree with nopulp I hate my phone more everyday and become saddened when I look up anywhere and see everyone looking down at a screen
Originally posted by scat19
I have a BMW so im not stupid.
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I'm sure back then, starting up conversation with the person next to you about the news was not considered weird.Originally posted by XylathaneGTR
These were such happier times!
While today, if I were to peek over at your phone and ask what's new, I am confident that a lot of the time I would get a surprised "why are you talking to me" look back.
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Agreed and well said. I miss the days of riding my bike or walking to a friends house "is so and so home?" or "can so and so come out and play?"Originally posted by NoPulp
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I feel bad for anyone born after me. The 90s and early 2000s were such a good time to grow up. Life was simple and you weren't controlled by electronics yet. I hate my phone, I want to go back. At least my childhood wasn't ruined like those today.
Now everything is too instant and I'm just as guilty. Try to go for dinner and I'll review every damn restaurant in google maps first cause heaven forbid I try somewhere without reading about it first. Pathetic
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People can opt not to use their smart phone for every thing, be spontaneous - drive by some burger place you've never seen and just stop in to try it out. Chances are you'll survive.
It is interesting to see how things have changed - when I was in my early 20's and dating a girl who lived 75 miles away from Calgary, well we only spoke usually once a week on the telephone as long distance telephone calls were quite expensive. Fast forward to today and I watch my kids text amazing amounts on a daily basis, in almost constant communication with the people they are dating. As a result, I think the dynamics of the relationships that people have now are quite a bit different than before the times of smart phones and text messaging - better or worse, it's difficult to say but my observations would seem to indicate that everything is at a much more heightened state, more raw.
Will fuck off, again.
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I do that... only if it has 3.5+.Originally posted by speedog
People can opt not to use their smart phone for every thing, be spontaneous - drive by some burger place you've never seen and just stop in to try it out. Chances are you'll survive.
(I see the place first and then look it up, rather than reverse)
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