Posted by firebunny
Uggh you can google the articles. I've always felt they're different from us and have more similarities with kids born in the late 70s.
Posted by QueenofthepheasantfairiesI want to know your thoughtsPosted by firebunny
Uggh you can google the articles. I've always felt they're different from us and have more similarities with kids born in the late 70s.
So what exactly is the point of creating a thread to discuss it, if you cant be arsed to post the article you wanting to have opinions on?. But thanks my interest in the topic has just decreased dramatically now.click to expand
Posted by julietteethey get jobs online?
http://www.sfgate.com/living/article/xennials-millennials-generation-x-definition-age-11250741.php
Posted by firebunnyaren't you a lawyer?
@_@
Posted by julietteeI agree with the article. I think we had the best of both worlds growing up to the age of 15 I would say, I was a child, enjoyed the childish games outdoors and indoors etc. I think we got our first computer around 1986/7 thereabouts remember this would of been dos. We talking floppy drives here LOL...... And yes then came the "new generation" of sitting on the pc with the likes of space quest and kings quest (much like a kid these days will play x-box etc.Posted by QueenofthepheasantfairiesPosted by julietteeThank you!
http://www.sfgate.com/living/article/xennials-millennials-generation-x-definition-age-11250741.php
no prob! i have yet to read in which way we suck lolclick to expand
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