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Cinderella 2 year s ago
#15 Older than that; I pre-date game consoles, and even cable television. I am between Boomers and GenX.
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Lil 2 year s ago
Cinderella,
There is no "between." You're either one or the other. If there was a "between" generation, it would have a name. I was born in '76, and I'm Gen-X. My first console was an Atari 2600 I got for Christmas in 1980.
There is no "between." You're either one or the other. If there was a "between" generation, it would have a name. I was born in '76, and I'm Gen-X. My first console was an Atari 2600 I got for Christmas in 1980.
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Provy 2 year s ago
Lil,
Who determined that if you are born in this year you are a part of one group but if you are born in the next year you are part of a totally different group? I do not remember any of us having any say in this little pigeon-hole scheme to pit us against each other due to meaningless labels. It is not what year we are born in but how we act and treat others that should determine who we are.
Who determined that if you are born in this year you are a part of one group but if you are born in the next year you are part of a totally different group? I do not remember any of us having any say in this little pigeon-hole scheme to pit us against each other due to meaningless labels. It is not what year we are born in but how we act and treat others that should determine who we are.
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Thaddeus 2 year s ago
Provy, You are right. Let's all just pick the generation we like best and call ourselves that. It is outrageous that someone else has the right to tell me what generation I am in!
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Philetus 2 year s ago
Provy,
Marketers
Marketers
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Mandy 2 year s ago
#11 *are*
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Cheryl 2 year s ago
Mandy, why do millennials feel compelled to spell check non-critical comments on the web?
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Vicki 2 year s ago
Cheryl,
In this case it's a usage correction, not a spelling correction. (No, don't thank me. It's just one of the many services I offer.)
In this case it's a usage correction, not a spelling correction. (No, don't thank me. It's just one of the many services I offer.)
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Helene 2 year s ago
Cheryl,
"You're still learning English? That's the language you speak. How dumb are you?"
"You're still learning English? That's the language you speak. How dumb are you?"
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Lias 2 year s ago
Helene,
I never speak english but I read, write and hear it every day. I prefer speaking in my language like everyone else in Europe.
I never speak english but I read, write and hear it every day. I prefer speaking in my language like everyone else in Europe.
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Hezekiah 2 year s ago
#17 I find this most irritating.
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Onie 2 year s ago
#22 I hate when they say something "be like"
#27 I hate even more when they say "it slaps"
#27 I hate even more when they say "it slaps"
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Elisa 2 year s ago
Although it may pertain mostly to GenZ, I don't like the lack of capital letters and/or punctuation. It just irks me.
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Lige 2 year s ago
It slaps when ur mom comes over.
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Issy 2 year s ago
Lige,
*I slap your mom when I come over.
*I slap your mom when I come over.
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Woody 2 year s ago
#5 Millenials are people BORN around 2000... so 31 would be a gen x not mmillennial. Did we forget Gen x and Gen Z?
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Nelia 2 year s ago
Woody, Wrong. Born around 1980-1996 give or take. And, no, we can't forget Gen Z - unfortunately. 
There is no "between." You're either one or the other. If there was a "between" generation, it would have a name. I was born in '76, and I'm Gen-X. My first console was an Atari 2600 I got for Christmas in 1980.
Who determined that if you are born in this year you are a part of one group but if you are born in the next year you are part of a totally different group? I do not remember any of us having any say in this little pigeon-hole scheme to pit us against each other due to meaningless labels. It is not what year we are born in but how we act and treat others that should determine who we are.
Marketers
In this case it's a usage correction, not a spelling correction. (No, don't thank me. It's just one of the many services I offer.)
"You're still learning English? That's the language you speak. How dumb are you?"
I never speak english but I read, write and hear it every day. I prefer speaking in my language like everyone else in Europe.
#27 I hate even more when they say "it slaps"
*I slap your mom when I come over.