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The Bowery Presents
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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@melissam17
School nurse: Girl, what’s wrong?
Student: I’ve been stabbed!
Nurse: I’ll get you some crackers.
Student: I’m dyin!
Nurse: Ah! And a peppermint too! Why you so needy, dang…
Kids born between 1995 and 1998 are interesting because they fall somewhere between Gen X and Millenials cause they grew up on the tail end of left over 90s stuff but also were right there at the beginning of the 2000s and all that tech and innovation. They don’t really identify with, like, Nirvana being the voice of their generation, but they still hold onto the 90s nostalgia and remember a time before widespread Internet and dial up. 9/11 is like a distant memory but the ramifications are just an accepted part of life. They remember a time before iPhones and the economic collapse but much of the pop culture is too old for them. They’re an interesting transition group of kids that don’t really fit perfectly into either group. I just think that’s really interesting.
Honestly think about this a lot
when you try to make plans with your friends and they say no
cute names to call your significant other
VITAMIN D
when you keep starting your sentence over and over again because no one is paying attention to you