His name's Boomer.?How do you figure? Attitude? Outlook? Personal choice
His name's Boomer.?How do you figure? Attitude? Outlook? Personal choice
His name's Boomer.?
Man, hearing, "Okay, Boomer" must be like nails on a chalkboard.?
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.
Your just a baby???Safely in the Gen X zone but started smoking a pipe at 17 in '91.
Man, hearing, "Okay, Boomer" must be like nails on a chalkboard.?
Hey don't worry, I think it's just the old farts trying to forget that at any time they could just up and die like the old soggy boot they are. There is this old dozer hand at work like this. Looks down his nose at everyone younger than him. He just got one of those new Camaro's, I had to laugh cuz there is no chance it's working for him like it might have thirty years ago...When you are 40 some older people will refer to you as a young man. Around what age does this stop?
Hey don't worry, I think it's just the old farts trying to forget that at any time they could just up and die like the old soggy boot they are. There is this old dozer hand at work like this. Looks down his nose at everyone younger than him. He just got one of those new Camaro's, I had to laugh cuz there is no chance it's working for him like it might have thirty years ago...
What can I tell you, mate? I took it up when I was 40.why would anybody in their right mind take it up at 30 years old or after?
Pleasant aromas, commeraderie, a piqued interest in what their father or grandfather did. Or just plain old “I always wanted to but never did until now” attitude. At least that’s a common response on pipe forums.I doubt there is any wide spread, large scale pipe smoking movement among younger adults. If you weren't already a smoker, why would anybody in their right mind take it up at 30 years old or after?
What can I tell you, mate? I took it up when I was 40.
I believe the “in their right mind” was the key part of Hoosier’s rantWhat can I tell you, mate? I took it up when I was 40.
And any movement would be large scale as pipers only make up 1% of the total smoking populace in the US per CDC estimates.I doubt there is any wide spread, large scale pipe smoking movement among younger adults. If you weren't already a smoker, why would anybody in their right mind take it up at 30 years old or after?
Pleasant aromas, commeraderie, a piqued interest in what their father or grandfather did. Or just plain old “I always wanted to but never did until now” attitude. At least that’s a common response on pipe forums.
Heh, whilst I'm not a young adult, I did want to start sooner, but living in a rental property, with no smoking rules, and whatnot, I was putting pipes and cigars off till I could move out and into my own place. Eventually, I realised "my own place" was just not gonna happen, so I just bit the vulcanite stem and started smoking a pipe, with cigars following about half a year later.Having said that, I suspect the vast majority of younger adults who take up pipe smoking have one bowl per week or so. In other words, it is more of a ceremonial thing than it is a habit or addiction. I certainly see no issue with that.