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I loved the deadpan humor of my college house social team, who would publish announcements like “the health center will be closed next Monday, so plan your illnesses accordingly”
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The MSJ posted:Unfortunately, carrying around anything with Bitch Lasagna nowadays will only make people think you're a 9-Year Old, and by that I mean a PewDiePie fan. I imagine most people are either unaware of PewDiePie or only vaugly aware of his existence. Personally, I only know of him through memes, and people on SA bitching,
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Slippery posted:The gently caress you mean, 'was' Right? Was. I've gone hard at this apathy thing for going on 5 decades now. Was. The nerve. I DON'T QUIT ON QUITTING!
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Turtlicious posted:Gen X was a generation of Apathy Except millennials are children of boomers, boomers being literally and unironically the cancer of this earth. Gen Z are the children of Gen X. Which is why Gen Z is so loving disconnected. 
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I’ve never actually thought about this before. Is there a leapfrog thing happening? Which generation is responsible for Gen X if not the boomers?
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well its nothing so clear cut, obviously. People dont have kids at prescribed times and cycles. For instance, my parents are right on the cusp of boomer and x (early 60s) while me and my siblings are millennials, with the possible exception of my youngest brother (96)
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Roughly calling baby boomers as born 1945 to 1965 and most kids being born to women 18-35, boomers kids could be born anywhere from 1963 to 2000. Easily covering both x and millienials.
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Alright, my sense of what I thought I knew (roughly?) has been restored.
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So did generation y die? I don't understand anything, isn't it the crystal pepsi years y?
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Kashclarke posted:So did generation y die? I don't understand anything, isn't it the crystal pepsi years y? I remember being called that when I was going through school, and now I'm a millennial, or gen X depending who you ask (1981). I've even seen 1978-1983 being branded our own special sub generation by Miggs-Breyers obsessed people.
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Kashclarke posted:So did generation y die? I don't understand anything, isn't it the crystal pepsi years y? Generation Y didnt really take off and became millenials. Gen Z is a stubborn attempt to stick to the standard and will likely be called something else as they hit their mid 20s.
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Picnic Princess posted:I remember being called that when I was going through school, and now I'm a millennial, or gen X depending who you ask (1981). I've even seen 1978-1983 being branded our own special sub generation by Miggs-Breyers obsessed people. Ah, well that explains it, I'll go back to lurking now, don't need to derail on Miggs-Breyers
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RagnarokAngel posted:Generation Y didnt really take off and became millenials. Gen Z is a stubborn attempt to stick to the standard and will likely be called something else as they hit their mid 20s. Back in the late 90's early 00's a newspaper here did a front page on the scares of ecstasy and called all the clubbers / ravers Generation E. This should have become a thing.
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Johnny Aztec posted:I imagine most people are either unaware of PewDiePie or only vaugly aware of his existence. bitch lasagna is a pretty obscure meme by itself, maybe the shrieking youtuber helped popularize it
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cohorts are made up and dont exist as an idea outside of america hth
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Krankenstyle posted:cohorts are made up and dont exist as an idea outside of america hth well yeah, world war 1 kind of made sure of that in europe
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You know what's funny? Pictures of people having a bad time at amusement parks.  Also goats wearing sunglasses. 
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im confused as gently caress because i got an extension that just changes that one word to snake people and i dont know what serpent society is or if the browser extension is more meta than i realize
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im pooping! posted:im confused as gently caress because i got an extension that just changes that one word to snake people and i dont know what serpent society is or if the browser extension is more meta than i realize serpent society is what the extension changes "g e n e r a t i o n x" to
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Picnic Princess posted:I remember being called that when I was going through school, and now I'm a millennial, or gen X depending who you ask (1981). I've even seen 1978-1983 being branded our own special sub generation by Miggs-Breyers obsessed people. I'm '82 and I consider myself gen Y. I don't watch pewd but yeah I watch youtube, I'm not a gamer but I do play games, and I've never dabbed. Also I have no clue what my Meyers-Briggs is. I guess it comes from technically being in the same generation as people 10 years younger than me but sharing nothing musically in common. DiggityDoink has a new favorite as of 08:43 on Jan 18, 2019 |
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DiggityDoink posted:I'm '82 and I consider myself gen Y. I don't watch pewd but yeah I watch youtube, I'm not a gamer but I do play games, and I've never dabbed. If pewd is pewdie pie thats not a millennial thing
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I feel like location should factor in. Culturally, the rural-rear end nothingscape where I grew up was always about 5-7 years behind. Still plenty of places you can’t get cable yet. Ha. Haha. (“Give us $100k and we will happily run the coax.”) That said, I was born in ‘84. I think that makes me a millennial? I don’t know. The rapid technological development - internet > chat rooms > social media > blah blah blah - maybe segmented formative experiences into tinier chunks than usual.
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who cares y'all remember that mushroom book that was being passed around?  No one mentioned that the inside is just as much of a treasure 
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ante posted:who cares Isn't the fly amanita deadly as hell? 
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Isn't the fly amanita deadly as hell? It is. Also hallucinogenic in small doses.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Isn't the fly amanita deadly as hell? If you prepare it right its fine actually.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Isn't the fly amanita deadly as hell? A friend who knows his mushrooms says just how deadly it is and how difficult it is to prepare in a non-deadly way is grossly exaggerated by, he claims, the government because they don't want people to have a super easy, super cheap method of getting hosed up.
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Well it took a couple of days but it finally arrived:
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Sanford posted:A friend who knows his mushrooms says just how deadly it is and how difficult it is to prepare in a non-deadly way is grossly exaggerated by, he claims, the government because they don't want people to have a super easy, super cheap method of getting hosed up. Yeah it's this. It's not a tasty mushroom, but it's not especially poisonous either - you'd have to eat a significant amount to be in any serious danger. There's an interesting documentary on youtube where a few dudes get high on the mushroom and describe how they feel over a period of time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lq3S6Ktj1Nk E: to clarify, I don't believe there's any gubbimint conspiracy involved, but rather that it's toxicity is greatly exaggerated. Catpain Slack has a new favorite as of 11:55 on Jan 18, 2019 |
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Shai-Hulud posted:Well it took a couple of days but it finally arrived: I'm glad I could curse your life in such a way,
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Shai-Hulud posted:Well it took a couple of days but it finally arrived: You absolute madman!
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Thanks to this conversation I have decided to update my word filter so that not only does it replace "millennial(s)" with "snake person/people", it now replaces "millenial(s)" with "snek person/people." Long story short y'all need to learn to spell.
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In 10 years when the Euro and the Dollar have collapsed and we are all using the Currwurst standard you'll think of me!
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And here I was thinking Bitcoin was the wurst currency.
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Millennials is a better fit for Gen Z anyway as they were the ones born closest to the millennium.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Isn't the fly amanita deadly as hell? When it comes to fly mushrooms, red with white spots is bad but all white is certain miserable death. (Which is a shame because a lot of non-deadly mushrooms that are delicious are also all white.) We literally call it sneaky mushroom. e: Apparently anglophones call it death cap which isn't as cool IMHO.
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People under 40: mostly okay People over 40: mostly trash Teenagers are irrelevant and people over 60 shouldn't be listened to. Hth (you shut up about "generations")
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