So you're saying he's actually the Snowflake in this scenarioCID1990 wrote:He’s right about Yale students being regular people...
But I’ll be curious after he spends a couple years there... and meets some of the people who aren’t interested in his open mind
and also the people who disagree with his own personal definition of what he thinks a “safe space” is ... as defined by those “snowflakes@ he has apparently failed to encounter just yet
NoChizzang wrote:So you're saying he's actually the Snowflake in this scenarioCID1990 wrote:He’s right about Yale students being regular people...
But I’ll be curious after he spends a couple years there... and meets some of the people who aren’t interested in his open mind
and also the people who disagree with his own personal definition of what he thinks a “safe space” is ... as defined by those “snowflakes@ he has apparently failed to encounter just yet
you are such a hoot.houndawg wrote:Well that explains a lot. What kind of dresses did they make you wear?AZGrizFan wrote:
Yes. I’m not sure why the “boomer” generation extends as far as it does. I have literally ZERO in common with someone born in 1945-55. I mean, I have 5 sisters born in that timeframe and while technically we’re the same “generation”, we’re like oil and water.
You've really turned into an old sourpuss, Z.AZGrizFan wrote:you are such a hoot.houndawg wrote:
Well that explains a lot. What kind of dresses did they make you wear?
I know, and I don’t like it. Not one bit.houndawg wrote:You've really turned into an old sourpuss, Z.AZGrizFan wrote:
you are such a hoot.
Beats me. Maybe JSO can pull a New Year’s Eve algorithm out of his ass for you.BDKJMU wrote:One thing I don’t get. Why are generations named every 16-19 years?
1946-1964
1965-1980
1981-1996
Etc
It doesn’t make sense to have a generation be only 16-19 years. If you had a generation every 16 years, you’d have parents at 16, grandparents at 32, great grandparents at 48, great great grandparents at 64, great great great grandparents at 80. Silly.
Familial generations average closer to 30 years, with most people having their kids between 18 and early 40s. So shouldn’t these named generations should be more like every 28-30 years, not every 16-19?
Oh come on, Eileen. That's not their only fault. Pretty sure they really thought Mickey was so fine and actually tried to order a vegemite sandwich at the local deli.CID1990 wrote:Generation X’s only fault is we believed Dexy’s Midnight Runners were really going somewhere
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OhCAA Flagship wrote:Oh come on, Eileen. That's not their only fault. Pretty sure they really thought Mickey was so fine and actually tried to order a vegemite sandwich at the local deli.CID1990 wrote:Generation X’s only fault is we believed Dexy’s Midnight Runners were really going somewhere
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kalm wrote:OhCAA Flagship wrote: Oh come on, Eileen. That's not their only fault. Pretty sure they really thought Mickey was so fine and actually tried to order a vegemite sandwich at the local deli.
You’ll sing that song along with Mickey and the 3rd verse (same as the first) of Overkill every time they come in the store. You’ll even try and hit higher octave but realize you can’t really sing.
BTW, DMR had a 9 year run which included 6 top 20 hits in the UK charts and reformed in 2003.
(Yep...I’m gonna pretend like I knew all that)
Just make sure you take it One Step Beyond.CAA Flagship wrote:kalm wrote:
Oh
You’ll sing that song along with Mickey and the 3rd verse (same as the first) of Overkill every time they come in the store. You’ll even try and hit higher octave but realize you can’t really sing.
BTW, DMR had a 9 year run which included 6 top 20 hits in the UK charts and reformed in 2003.
(Yep...I’m gonna pretend like I knew all that)
I wanna run. Run so far a way-ay-ay.
Actually isn’t it past tense?CAA Flagship wrote:kalm wrote:
Oh
You’ll sing that song along with Mickey and the 3rd verse (same as the first) of Overkill every time they come in the store. You’ll even try and hit higher octave but realize you can’t really sing.
BTW, DMR had a 9 year run which included 6 top 20 hits in the UK charts and reformed in 2003.
(Yep...I’m gonna pretend like I knew all that)
I wanna run. Run so far a way-ay-ay.
Yes. But I'm talking to klam in present tense.CID1990 wrote:Actually isn’t it past tense?CAA Flagship wrote:
I wanna run. Run so far a way-ay-ay.
And I ran... I ran so far a waaay
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Nope, that would be within what's considered the Appalachian region. Harrisonburg is around 30 miles outside of that.Ivytalk wrote:Beats me. Maybe JSO can pull a New Year’s Eve algorithm out of his ass for you.BDKJMU wrote:One thing I don’t get. Why are generations named every 16-19 years?
1946-1964
1965-1980
1981-1996
Etc
It doesn’t make sense to have a generation be only 16-19 years. If you had a generation every 16 years, you’d have parents at 16, grandparents at 32, great grandparents at 48, great great grandparents at 64, great great great grandparents at 80. Silly.
Familial generations average closer to 30 years, with most people having their kids between 18 and early 40s. So shouldn’t these named generations should be more like every 28-30 years, not every 16-19?
Actually, in the mountains of Harrisonburg, VA, 16-19 years is pretty close to the mark.
De do do doCAA Flagship wrote:Yes. But I'm talking to klam in present tense.CID1990 wrote:
Actually isn’t it past tense?
And I ran... I ran so far a waaay
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He's under pressure. Do Do Do Do-Do-Do Do.
In Georgia they'd call them "late bloomers".BDKJMU wrote:One thing I don’t get. Why are generations named every 16-19 years?
1946-1964
1965-1980
1981-1996
Etc
It doesn’t make sense to have a generation be only 16-19 years. If you had a generation every 16 years, you’d have parents at 16, grandparents at 32, great grandparents at 48, great great grandparents at 64, great great great grandparents at 80. Silly.
Familial generations average closer to 30 years, with most people having their kids between 18 and early 40s. So shouldn’t these named generations should be more like every 28-30 years, not every 16-19?
To the Outer Limitskalm wrote:Just make sure you take it One Step Beyond.CAA Flagship wrote:
I wanna run. Run so far a way-ay-ay.
Close enough.BDKJMU wrote:Nope, that would be within what's considered the Appalachian region. Harrisonburg is around 30 miles outside of that.Ivytalk wrote: Beats me. Maybe JSO can pull a New Year’s Eve algorithm out of his ass for you.
Actually, in the mountains of Harrisonburg, VA, 16-19 years is pretty close to the mark.