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Include [ hide ] please. It’s the best one.

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Megabyte wrote:

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“but it’s fun telling a 1980s born GenX that they’re a Millennial, they get very mad about it.

I’m an ’86 baby and there was a time when we were known as Gen Y (including the era of ‘Talkin’ ’bout your generation) but now I am apparently a millennial.

I didn’t realize until about a year ago that Gen Y were renamed Millennials. I thought that was for late 90s kids into the early 2k’s. But then I thought that the early 2k kids were called GenI because everything from that generation is an iSomething.

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What type of shoes do chickens wear?

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veecee wrote:

You may or may not know me, I’ve changed my name here. Guess who?

~vjay~

 

Also, I’m muppet. Still. I am just as unoriginal now as I was back then, the only difference now is that I have more grey hair and a husband now.

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“Not all Zgeeks are GenX, but all GenX were Zgeeks,”

I actually don’t know if that’s true. I haven’t checked for newbies outside of our flying monkey family (if you are new, hi!).

I was born in 76, and one of the sites I visited suggested that I was a millennial too, which I found amusing. No one can agree on any of the generational classifications, but it’s fun telling a 1980s born GenX that they’re a Millennial, they get very mad about it.

My point is, taglines change, just like generational classifications.

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