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Posted: 6/4/2008 10:03:49 PM EDT
some say it is those born between 1968 and 1975, others define us by our demograohic.
are you a gen X'r? i was born in 1971 so any way you cut it, Im GenX. You? |
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Never saw an 8track I see. |
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Damn, you're a young'n. I guess I don't feel bad tellin you to STFU Canuk!!! j/k man |
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I graduated high school in 90 |
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Actually, yes. I have. My hobby is muscle cars. Particular Mopars. I've been to more car shows than I can count. Seen plenty of 'em. |
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1975.... Supposedly an X'er
Never really fit in with any group except " The angry loner with a rifle" club. |
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+1 I love me some muscle cars. I can't stand these new cars. A car that I will one day own is a 1970 Mustang Mach 1 with a 428CJ. It is the car of my dreams. But as my first car which I'll be buying sometime within a year from now will be probably whatever beater muscle car I can get my hands on. Screw fuel economy. |
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Gen y here... '88 I think X and Y are all the same level of fucked up |
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I was a junoir when you popped out and Appetite had been out for a couple years already.. Fuck Im old.. |
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Born in 75.........i always fit in better with an older crowd though.
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Fuck yeah '88! |
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dont say 88 too loud... we'll get Bannzor1337ed for being 88ers |
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I'm not sure I understand... |
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you're too young to understand then.. Disco reached it high in the late 1970's |
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If you want dates, I think '83 is the cutoff.
For a more abstract definition, think singular pronouns like "I", "me" as in "What I want or need is all that matters." |
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Ignoring dates.... I want to say "losers". I might just have a bad perspective on Xers as most of them I've worked or dealt with have been insane.
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Are you new here? |
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Well i tell ya what man i sure as hell am not one of those people that only thinks of himself.Thank god my parents raised me alot different than many of the people i know. |
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I am the horrible generation that is now
At least I like guns and shit |
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OH GOD YES!!!!!!!! YESSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!! |
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Doesn't the Y chromosome make "biotches", not the X? |
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All your |
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So I was at Costco today and on checkout I noticed a sign on the counter "You cannot buy alcohol if you were born on this day after 1986", (or something like that) so I said to my wife - "Oh, my God, my fuckin Nintendo can buy booze, and it could for the last two years."
Not much makes me feel old but knowing that my video game that I got at Target as a kid is legal, really gave me a little pause. Gen X, I guess? To define Generation X - I was born during Vietnam, and I grew up in Arcades and in an era of commercialism that let to a global economy that withered the United States of our manufacturing capacity for cheaper goods that now plague our dollar. While none of this crap is our fault; Are we are the generation to clean up after the dirty hippies and make this country work again? It's like we are the cinder block generation, a firm wall between the "old ways" and the "digital lazy days". |
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I am wasted off my ass and even then I know you failed teh high school biology// XY= malez, booze, penis and lulz XX= lesbo sex, doughnut punching and bloody period induced coma |
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Normally 1965 to 1975 or 1980, actually. Some folks here (Playmore and myself, actually) have suggested that 1965-1970 doesn't quite fit, her from experience and myself from watching the kids.
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Work back.. X is the 10th generation. Figure 20 years per gen. 1776-1976 is 200. 1976-1996?
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No, the cohorts aren't evenly spaced out. You look at for peaks and somewhat discrete clusters of behavior. The "Gen X" folks are in a narrow window, more so than usual. Boomers were a in a cohort that lasted a lot longer (20-22 years by some estimates). And again, 1965-1970 doesn't quite fit. |
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Nope, it doesn't work that way. There are 'inbetween' generations every so often - they usually last 10 years. Like between the boomers and Gen X there is Generation Jones - they are the ones who were in college during Reagan's first term. Gen Y is 1983 to 1997. |
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I always think of Bill and Ted's excellent adventures when I hear generation X. They are the poster children for that generation lol.
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Possibly a little earlier than 1983 ... but basically right. Do much demographics? It's more of a hobby these days (not much use in my second career) but I keep up. |
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The X was supposedly for some disenfranchisement with what was. |
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