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Alfy 2 year s ago
#10 That's because the one telling you to calm down is invariably the one that got you riled in the first place.
#11 That's Costco.
#11 That's Costco.
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Obed 2 year s ago
#17 - Linoleum was circa 1930s, baby boomers parents were still toddlers.
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Waldo 2 year s ago
Obed, Thanks, I was laughing so hard I had to race down here to the comments section before I even finished the list. These kids today.
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Candace 2 year s ago
Waldo,
Apparently, if you're old enough to be online then anyone older than you who you don't like is a Boomer.
Apparently, if you're old enough to be online then anyone older than you who you don't like is a Boomer.
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Rolly 2 year s ago
Obed,
Linoleum or it's like is still available today. Plenty of boomers covered hardwood floors up for some reason, with both linoleum and carpet. Having restored a number of old houses, I've seen this lots of times. The generation prior to boomers tended toward using rugs on top of hardwood, not permanent coverings.
Linoleum or it's like is still available today. Plenty of boomers covered hardwood floors up for some reason, with both linoleum and carpet. Having restored a number of old houses, I've seen this lots of times. The generation prior to boomers tended toward using rugs on top of hardwood, not permanent coverings.
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Joseph 2 year s ago
Rolly, no. those were Millennials that covered it up
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Joseph 2 year s ago
#21 - she forgot to carry the one
#11 That's Costco.
Apparently, if you're old enough to be online then anyone older than you who you don't like is a Boomer.
Linoleum or it's like is still available today. Plenty of boomers covered hardwood floors up for some reason, with both linoleum and carpet. Having restored a number of old houses, I've seen this lots of times. The generation prior to boomers tended toward using rugs on top of hardwood, not permanent coverings.