Black Wizard
Pleb Hunter
It's that time of day again. Weetabix o'clock. Oh yeah.
Which is funny because a person born in 1982 for example has lived in a very different world than one who was born in 1998. How could they belong to the same generation?
It's always Weet-Bix o'clockIt's that time of day again. Weetabix o'clock. Oh yeah.
From Wiki:
Millennials - "demographers and researchers typically use the early 1980s as starting birth years and the mid-1990s to early 2000s as ending birth years"
Gen Z - "demographers and researchers typically use the mid-1990s to mid-2000s as a starting birth years"
That's bull.
It's that time of day again. Weetabix o'clock. Oh yeah.
It's always Weet-Bix o'clock
Generation AA.What comes after Generation Z?
Which is funny because a person born in 1982 for example has lived in a very different world than one who was born in 1998. How could they belong to the same generation?
Such as Bruce and Adrian leaving Iron Maiden, then Bruce and Adrian returning to Iron Maiden.Hello
And you're right. Can't group early 1980'ers with late 90'ers, doesn't make sense.
Many, many defining moments in modern history took place between, say, 1989 and 2005.
As a certain 69 year old Dutchman will tell you.it's impossible to categorize them solely based on their age
That guy's case might have some interesting repercussions. Can 12-year-olds identify themselves as 22, so that they can have alcohol?As a certain 69 year old Dutchman will tell you.
Can a 14 year old girl identify as 18 so that her school teacher doesn't get put on the sex offenders register for their affair?That guy's case might have some interesting repercussions. Can 12-year-olds identify themselves as 22, so that they can have alcohol?
That seems like an oddly specific example.Can a 14 year old girl identify as 18 so that her school teacher doesn't get put on the sex offenders register for their affair?
I am neither a 14 year old girl (and never have been) nor have I ever been a school teacher.That seems like an oddly specific example.
Is there something you'd like to tell us?