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Elder millennials have such a ‘culture’ and I don’t know what to think about that
I had a tarot reading done the other day by a reader around my age
Him: it’s suggesting that he’s stuck. Like ‘I’ve tried nothing and I’m all out ideas man!’
Me: That’s the Simpsons
Him:…
Him: good catch
Me: I’m a millennial, I have the first 10 seasons written in my brain
Him: The best seasons
Me: ofcourse
Generation Undead: Teenage Wasteland
Hello, my messy iguanas, we are back with the first 10 chapters to our magnum opus. This story is something we have been working on for over a decade. It has gone through a lot of changes since but this version, I have a good feeling about. So please enjoy a story about a bunch of teenagers trying to survive the Zombie Apocalypse set in the Summer of 2000. This is for the young Gen Xers and Elder Millennials and for those of us who didn’t see the late 90s and early 00s through same rose tinted glasses others might.
Stay Messy. And check back here every other Friday for updates.
Rating: Mature Genre: Zombie Apocalypse Summary:
The tales of the survivors of Pandora, Washington during the Great Apocalypse of 1999.
A pack of parentless teenagers.
What could possibly go wrong?
Updates Every Other Friday!
Alex I [Tumblr] [AO3]
Ember I [Tumblr] [AO3]
Kayla I [Tumblr] [AO3]
Ronnie I [Tumblr] [AO3]
CJ I [Tumblr] [AO3]
Rick I [Tumblr] [AO3]
Bryan I [Tumblr] [AO3]
Macon I [Tumblr] [AO3]
Aurora I [Tumblr] [AO3]
Devon I [Tumblr] [AO3]
Substack (Chapters 1-10) And it can also be found on Patreon!
I sometimes wonder if late Gen-Xers and elder Millennials hate phone calls so much because of Scream
The FB group I'm in for folks who grew up in the 80s asked what everyone's favorite band was, and of course I couldn't stop naming bands once I got started.
"Tangerine Dream, Bon Jovi, Pink Floyd, Foo Fighters, Poison, Guns N Roses, Heart, Wilson Phillips, Korn, Matchbox Twenty, Green Day, New Kids On The Block, Armin Van Buuren, Paul Oakenfold, Joy Division, The Cure, Evanescence, Halestorm, Bush, Breaking Benjamin, Tool, Collective Soul, Silverchair, Theory Of A Deadman, Staind, Chevelle, Linkin Park, and sometimes Nickelback."
Also I keep forgetting I know the lead singer of Godhead.
Our friends and family are on the internet, as are the government support services for families so....
Heh. No kidding
Let's see graduate high school at 18, +4 years of uni, +3 (ish?)years working casual/contract jobs, +3 years working full time saving frantically for a home deposit, +1-2 more years to settle in and actually conceive the child. And this is a very conservative estimate. How were we supposed to hit these milestones sooner?!
Why wouldn't you?
This is a reaction to the excessive gendered marketing of children's toys- why buy the 'girly pink' scooter or the 'boyish blue' scooter when you can get a red one every kid can enjoy?
As the boomer grandparents keep telling us they have lives and priorities and already put in their time raising us years ago they're done with kids now
Well yeah it's antibacterial, antiseptic and much cheaper than children's vitamins but mostly it's free and why would I buy something I don't have to (if i lived in the US without mat leave it would be a different story I'm sure... 😕)
https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/amp.businessinsider.com/differences-millennial-gen-x-baby-boomer-parents-2017-11
A conversation between elder Millennials
