You may be the child of the Baby Boomers, but you're way too late to join us old farts!Checking in. A proud Boomer born in 85!
You may be the child of the Baby Boomers, but you're way too late to join us old farts!Checking in. A proud Boomer born in 85!
I was grabbing a lot of tit in ‘72…. Son?I liked the 60s and 70s more. Although I was born in '72.
They were 75 cents a pack in ‘83 when I quit the disgusting things.$4.50?! When I started smoking they were under 2 bucks in the early 90s
You may be the child of the Baby Boomers, but you're way too late to join us old farts!
How do you figure? Attitude? Outlook? Personal choice?
'Cause you're way outside the range of those born immediately after WW II.
I think newborns get a lot as well for a year or two :PI was grabbing a lot of tit in ‘72…. Son?
Well, for many people, in many parts of the world it was quite a golden age.Everyone wants to be a boomer...lol!
We’ll stated. My post was meant to be sarcastic.Well, for many people, in many parts of the world it was quite a golden age.
If you were white, male and straight in the US these years were probably the best anyone ever had it, ever.
I mean even looking at my parents, born in '49 (dad) and '52 (mother), leaving aside the fact Greece had a dictatorship 1967-1974, they had it great. Everything was dirt cheap, it didn't matter if you were borderline illiterate or university-educated (both mine are), there were more jobs than people to do them, and they were well-paid.
Ah no, no generation bashing here!We’ll stated. My post was meant to be sarcastic.
I just don’t like generation bashing.
My children and grandchildren are just wonderful.
My son’s birth year is ‘81. He says Millennial.It always feels weird to me being a millenial when I was a kid they said I was the tale end of Gen X having been born in 81. Then as a adult they started saying millenials so I dont know anymore what generation I am a part of.
Probably, not a good smoker. But it's all good. More tobacco for the rest.I got a reply from him that I imagine is a familiar story: He inherited (for lack of a better word) his grandfather's one pipe, bought what he thought was good tobacco, tried it a few times, but it didn't take. I imagine some combo of the usual problems -- not a good pipe, not good tobacco and maybe expecting it to be like a cigar -- came into play.
I appreciate the generational discussion, too. Seems like pipes may have had a moment among Millennials, and probably with some it stuck -- as is always the way.
For something resembling authoritative info/research on the generational boundaries, these are worth looking at:It always feels weird to me being a millenial when I was a kid they said I was the tale end of Gen X having been born in 81. Then as a adult they started saying millenials so I dont know anymore what generation I am a part of.
Well, those first two don't agree between themselves either. ?For something resembling authoritative info/research on the generational boundaries, these are worth looking at:
Age Range by Generation - Beresford Research
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And apparently boomers are the only group "officially" defined by the census bureau...so the others may yet be revised further I suppose:
I always figured I had to reach 35 before anyone would take me seriously.
Yeah, that's one reason I included both of them...different perspectives, yet at least based on some amount of research.Well, those first two don't agree between themselves either. ?
There will always be the individual identity vs the group. Just as you say, "I see millennials and how they are", you're making an observation based a perception of the group identity, but no doubt there are many within that range like yourself that don't really identify with it.I reckon it's not just the (not so) clear cut timeline, but an attitudinal issue as well. Some might throw me in the millennials category based on their years table but I see millennials and how they are and I know I don't fit in that category at all (thank God).