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1995-1997 born Gaffers, wtf are we generation wise

FZZ

Banned
That generation Z thread got me sweating

My ass used AOL

I remember 9/11 vividly

I scrounged the internet pre-youtube

I used gamefaqs for the actual FAQs

Fuck this shit
 

Neptonic

Member
Hi there, It's me, 1998 GAF.

I don't know what the fuck I am either
I just don't want to be called a millennial
 

Anth0ny

Member
ur a millennial like the rest of us, jabroni.


I think the new generation begins sometime post 9/11 where kids grew up with youtube and a smartphone in their hand
 

Africanus

Member
You're like everyone else born in the waning years between one gen and the next. The bridge.

I was born in '98 and remember dial up, AOL, and even faint recollections of 9/11 (more side memories of being sad that I couldn't go to Navy Pier because everything shut down).

Also had a phone earlier than usual, and went to a school that integrated Ipads.

Still Gen Z.
 

turmoil

Banned
Putting names to younger generations is done with the sole purpose of writing cheap magazine articles.

Don't mind it
 
Generations are vague and imprecise over-generalized groupings that change depending on who's considering it. There's no governing body that oversees what we are and it really doesn't matter I'd say. Not worth really worrying about too much. Every generational shift has a gray area and that's where we are.
 

Euron

Member
I was 5 during 9/11 but remember it quite well and knew the seriousness of the situation at the time

I remember hearing all about the errors of the Bush Administration

The iPhone didn't exist until a little over halfway through my life so far

I think my father and his side of the family are quite bigoted and that has actually pushed me toward being progressively minded

These factors all seem to go against what "Gen Z" is so nah I think we're still millennials but at the very end of the cutoff point

Do you remember when Pokemon had a good theme song?
Reminds me how my first real involved internet experience was serebii.net around 2004/2005
 

sc0la

Unconfirmed Member
* cranky millennial * Back in my day we squandered our existence chasing dank memes and buying avacado toast and we liked it that way! Both ways uphill in the snow!
 

ahoyhoy

Unconfirmed Member
You are the generation that makes new threads to complain about another thread still on the first page.
 

SlimySnake

Flashless at the Golden Globes
That generation Z thread got me sweating

My ass used AOL

I remember 9/11 vividly

I scrounged the internet pre-youtube

I used gamefaqs for the actual FAQs

Fuck this shit

how do you vividly remember something that happened when you were 4-6 years old?

i dont even remember my birthdays.
 
If you weren't old enough to be seeing Con Air and Face/Off when they were in theatres I'm going to have trouble relating to you.
 

Africanus

Member
Wait, so are you all telling me you don't remember anything before 1st grade? (6-7 years)

Because that's wild. I remember pre-nursery school even vaguely.
 
That generation Z thread got me sweating

My ass used AOL

I remember 9/11 vividly

I scrounged the internet pre-youtube

I used gamefaqs for the actual FAQs

Fuck this shit

All of that at like 5 years old?

Seriously, what's with people counting stuff they have vague infant memories of the last vestiges of as some means of making them feel "older"?

If you were born in 1995-1997, I probably saw new pornography of your mother in the "18-19" category.
 
I think we’re Millennials? I’m ‘96 here. I think the next generation starts post-9/11. We still dealt with the transition from and remember what it was like pre-9/11, though it’s marginal compared to people older than us. I think the culture shift caused directly and indirectly by 9/11 is a good divider.
 
God I'm only 24 and some of you kids are making me feel old as shit.

I'm 29 and teach high school. I blew a kid's mind when I explained that cell phone rules during class were relatively new: when I was in school not that many people could afford one, or at least could afford one for their kids too. And that cells comfortably sitting in your pocket was THE cool thing (Razers!) when I was a senior.
 
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