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Based on your prime childhood era here, are you Gen X, Millennial, or Zoomer?
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Captain Zyrain
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Cool breakdown.. late Gen X, tiny bit early Millennial but not really. 80's kid through and through.
The Badicalest Generation
The Badicalest Generation
ThePrequelsSuck
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So you're a boomer?
Jaxx_377
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Genesis Knight
Member
Wow the results of this poll are "older" than I expected. I figured more Gen Z. (Core Mill myself)
iconmaster
Banned
Nice honeypot for locating and identifying the Millennials.
lock2k
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AngelaLifman
Neo Member
God, you completely immersed me in childhood memories, especially when I saw the poster with Scooby-Doo! But, nevertheless, I would classify myself as an Early Millennial. I recently read posts on the site https://studyhippo.com/essay-examples/childhood-memories/ and also thought about my childhood, but my thoughts were more in the context of food (various sweets, gum, or ice cream). But now I wanted to watch a few episodes of Scooby-Doo or Casper again! Boo!
God, you completely immersed me in childhood memories, especially when I saw the poster with Scooby-Doo! But, nevertheless, I would classify myself as an Early Millennial.
Lunarorbit
Member
Ive seen this collage several times before but never realized W has an afro in the bottom left hand corner.
Cutty Flam
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Looking at the Early Millennial and Core Millennial Generation Y pics are like a nostalgia overload
StreetsofBeige
Gold Member
Fav TV shows and movies as a young kid. Three's Company, GIJOE, A-Team, Dungeons and Dragons. And of course any late night pervy, action or horror movies Friday and Saturday night on CityTV with my siblings. What a weird mix of cartoons and being a perv for tits and violence.
Great fun at the time. Board games, gaming and watching hockey together.
I remember watching Battle of the Planets in the early 80s after school. Lost interest fast as the local TV channel seemed to show the same episodes over and over again. Wiki says there were 85 episodes. They must had licensed only 20 of them. I remember seeing one episode with these green viney monsters a million times.
Great fun at the time. Board games, gaming and watching hockey together.
I remember watching Battle of the Planets in the early 80s after school. Lost interest fast as the local TV channel seemed to show the same episodes over and over again. Wiki says there were 85 episodes. They must had licensed only 20 of them. I remember seeing one episode with these green viney monsters a million times.
Putonahappyface
Gold Member
I'm late Gen X
Strange times!
Strange times!
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thicc_girls_are_teh_best
Member
Core Millennial/Gen Y for me (tho most of the Early Millennial/Gen Y stuff was still on TV at the same time and I saw a lot of that as a kid too). At least for kid stuff particularly when I actually was a little kid.
As an adult tho? For kid's stuff mainly Early Millennial/Core Millennial with some Late Millennial mixed in. For grown-up stuff, '90s Gen X (whatever that would classify as) and '00s Older Millennial, some sparse 2010's/current year Core Millennial.
As an adult tho? For kid's stuff mainly Early Millennial/Core Millennial with some Late Millennial mixed in. For grown-up stuff, '90s Gen X (whatever that would classify as) and '00s Older Millennial, some sparse 2010's/current year Core Millennial.
Sidney Prescott
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Late millennial. I was born in 1995 and I don't fit this current generation at all.
My childhood was very different to what kids today experience.
My childhood was very different to what kids today experience.
highrider
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Sounds like something a cagey millennial would say to get hired.
DelireMan7
Member
Late Gen X/ Early Millennial. A tiny bit more on the Millennial side.
Alter_Fridge
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Early Mil
Bernd Lauert
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Core Millenial here, but I like everything from Late Gen X to Late Millenial.
It's also interesting how once I got to the Early Zoomer section, I was entirely lost. I basically don't know anything off these lists (there are small exceptions).
It's also interesting how once I got to the Early Zoomer section, I was entirely lost. I basically don't know anything off these lists (there are small exceptions).
Get off with ya, we had Angry Beavers, CatDog, Hey Arnold, Rugrats, Kablam, Wild Thornberries, and other top notch stuff.
ForAcademicPurposes
Gold Member
Hope this answers your question.
Raven117
Member
Rugrats was all right I suppose. The rest of that is garbage compared to late 80s early 90s.
Trogdor1123
Gold Member
That must have been a pretty expensive commercial wow
DeceptiveAlarm
Gold Member
I was born in 83. So I guess I'm a geriatric millennial. I feel like I relate to gen x more though. I read a article where they call us Xennials.
Big Baller
Al Pachinko, Konami President
I'm 33 years old
Phunkydiabetic
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Can't forget speakers corner!
VenomousCoffee
Member
Core-to-Late Gen X. Transformers (the real cartoon, not this new bullshit) basically shaped my entire worldview.
Cyberpunkd
Member
Millenial having money. Shocking, I know. Don't watch Netflix except a week or two per year. Don't spend money on shit I don't need. My possessions fit in one suitcase, rest is in my bank account.
This seems about distinguishing groups based on age. Socially, a way to get to know people and giving them a chance to talk about their experiences.
Any perceived threatening "specialness" regarding the sharing of these experiences requiring personal defense mechanisms to engage would be a result of personal issues unrelated to the topic.
