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The first millennials are turning FORTY YEARS OF AGE
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The first millennials are turning FORTY YEARS OF AGE
Again, sorry, Gen Z, this post is for Gen X'ers and "old millennials" only!!!
*cries in nostalgia*
I still have:
That Simpsons book somewhere
Those Garfield cups in my cupboard (I used to serve drinks in them. Fun times.)
3M floppies
My Hard Rock Cafe sweatshirt I begged my mom’s “cool” friend in LA to buy for me, though he did inform me that going to the Hard Rock in LA when you live in LA is decidedly uncool.
This Pasta Test Will Separate The Old Millennials From The Young Millennials
This Pasta Test Will Separate The Old Millennials From The Young Millennials
Use your noodle.
Kat Angus
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Cranky Old Millennial Culture is...
...being ready to put a fist through your MacBook’s screen because tumblr won’t stop showing you “omg gen z culture is...” posts, even though you’ve X’ed them out a million times.
Do you ever wonder what old millennials will be like in the future?
Do you think old millennials will complain about the younger generation? " damn youngins drinking hot chocolate in the morning instead of tea" " Dang kids and there Info arms, in my day we smart phones that we could keep in our pockets. We didn't chop our arms off for our devices" " this new generation is ruining avocados"
And also I'm picturing a bunch of old millennials playing cards against humanity in a nursing home.
Also Cabinet full of rare amiibos
Catherine: *browses Hulu Plus* Why did they make another Romeo and Juliet movie?
Me: I don't know, when did Baz's come out?
Catherine: '96.
Me: Yeah, that's a generation ago.
Catherine: AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH