Fucking Millennials - Another disappointment

CORNER BLITZ wrote:

DWags wrote:


Bet.  Oh, and after, I'm giving you a go pro to see the horrified look of 21 year old girls as you go to the bars you used to hang out in.  Honestly, that might be the best entertainment of the weekend cause ND will hang 45 on us.

OTPT is 1 (2?) years out....he'll be good

Floyd Robertson wrote:Did you ever stop to think that this generational crap really doesn't matter? We're all just part of the stupid human race that lives on some planet in a little corner of space. Nobody knows we're here. A hundred yeas from now, nobody is going to remember 99.9998% of any of us anyway.

Floyd Robertson wrote:Did you ever stop to think that this generational crap really doesn't matter? We're all just part of the stupid human race that lives on some planet in a little corner of space. Nobody knows we're here. A hundred yeas from now, nobody is going to remember 99.9998% of any of us anyway.

DWags wrote:Boomers get through their corn maizes faster

Frank Ricard wrote:

DWags wrote:Boomers get through their corn maizes faster

Fucking millennials get lost just looking for the corn maze.

The Pantry wrote:

Frank Ricard wrote:


Fucking millennials get lost just looking for the corn maze.

Greatest Generation > Boomers >> GenX >>>>Millennials >>>>>>>> GenZ >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Travis

Teenagers in America today are about three years behind their counterparts from the 1970s when it comes to taking up sex, drinking alcohol, and working for pay, researchers said Tuesday.

The findings in the journal Child Development were based on an analysis of seven large, nationally representative surveys of 8.3 million teenagers between 1976 and 2016.

The surveys sought to find out how those aged 13 to 19 spent their time, and how often they engaged in adult activities such as drinking alcohol, dating, taking jobs, driving, or having sex, said the report.

LooseGoose wrote:Will the disappointments never end??

Today's US teens about three years behind '70s generation when it comes to sex, alcohol and getting jobs

Teenagers in America today are about three years behind their counterparts from the 1970s when it comes to taking up sex, drinking alcohol, and working for pay, researchers said Tuesday.

The findings in the journal Child Development were based on an analysis of seven large, nationally representative surveys of 8.3 million teenagers between 1976 and 2016.

The surveys sought to find out how those aged 13 to 19 spent their time, and how often they engaged in adult activities such as drinking alcohol, dating, taking jobs, driving, or having sex, said the report.

DWags wrote:

LooseGoose wrote:Will the disappointments never end??

Today's US teens about three years behind '70s generation when it comes to sex, alcohol and getting jobs

There will be a certain poster who is a millennial who comes on here and tells us his short comings will be placed directly on his parents.  It's our fault for letting these damn kids become such participation trophy accepting adults.   Not theirs.  It's our fault.  Boomers.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:I do not have shortcomings.

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:

DWags wrote:


There will be a certain poster who is a millennial who comes on here and tells us his short comings will be placed directly on his parents.  It's our fault for letting these damn kids become such participation trophy accepting adults.   Not theirs.  It's our fault.  Boomers.

Well a lot of it is your fault dwags. Something you used to readily admit to until you decided to randomly and irrationally change your mind. But, like you have said in the past regardless of what you say now, boomers are unquestionably the worst generation the world has ever seen. We all know this.

That said, assuming you're talking about me, I'm at best a borderline millennial. Most put the definition at around 1982, but theres of course some bleeding between them for several years in there. It's not like there's some magical line in there where something changed thus marking the end of one and beginning of another.

In summary- while I defend millennials, I'm not sure if I really am one or not. What I do know for a fact is that everything about your generation is completely awful.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:How do you still call people pussies when you have daughters? Mind blowing.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:How do you still call people pussies when you have daughters? Mind blowing.

LooseGoose wrote:

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:How do you still call people pussies when you have daughters? Mind blowing.

Give Wags the complete list of unacceptable words and behavior for those with daughters, save him from embarrassing himself.

DWags wrote:

LooseGoose wrote:

Give Wags the complete list of unacceptable words and behavior for those with daughters, save him from embarrassing himself.

I know the C word is one. They seem to think Bitch is offensive. OTPT might cringe if he heard my wife and daughter watch a football game together. Maybe he just means I shouldn't say it. And like I say, I'll stop if he's upset by it. Not worth arguing over. He's just trying to make me a better person and for that I'm grateful.

DWags wrote:

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:
Well a lot of it is your fault dwags. Something you used to readily admit to until you decided to randomly and irrationally change your mind. But, like you have said in the past regardless of what you say now, boomers are unquestionably the worst generation the world has ever seen. We all know this.

That said, assuming you're talking about me, I'm at best a borderline millennial. Most put the definition at around 1982, but theres of course some bleeding between them for several years in there. It's not like there's some magical line in there where something changed thus marking the end of one and beginning of another.

In summary- while I defend millennials, I'm not sure if I really am one or not. What I do know for a fact is that everything about your generation is completely awful.

No, I take blame for the shitty way we've let the ozone go buh bye, or the fact we couldn't stop spending money as a nation.  Money we weren't taking in.   But as for the Millennials being pussies, I will not take credit for that.  I lay blame squarely on them. If you guys would just have a fucking drink now and then you wouldn't be so  uptight.  

If that shoe fits Travis, then just accept it.   TIA

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:

DWags wrote:


No, I take blame for the shitty way we've let the ozone go buh bye, or the fact we couldn't stop spending money as a nation.  Money we weren't taking in.   But as for the Millennials being pussies, I will not take credit for that.  I lay blame squarely on them. If you guys would just have a fucking drink now and then you wouldn't be so  uptight.  

If that shoe fits Travis, then just accept it.   TIA

I don't know that the shoe fits dwags. Not that I have a problem with it. I mean, I was out of college before iPhones were a thing that existed. MySpace was the dominant social media platform (or at least it was still in the conversation.) no one used twitter as it didn't exist. Few used laptops, only a handful in classes, mostly desktop in dorms. It was a different period than kids now. A bit of a mix of the previous generation and the new one.

But, that doesn't mean I'd have a problem being labeled a millennial. I just don't know that it's accurate.

LooseGoose wrote:

DWags wrote:

I know the C word is one. They seem to think Bitch is offensive. OTPT might cringe if he heard my wife and daughter watch a football game together. Maybe he just means I shouldn't say it. And like I say, I'll stop if he's upset by it. Not worth arguing over. He's just trying to make me a better person and for that I'm grateful.

lol, I wanted him to tell you so I could cheat and know too. Although my daughter is a 27 yo flaming red head that lives up to every stereotype so I don't know if I could offend her.

LooseGoose wrote:

DWags wrote:

I know the C word is one. They seem to think Bitch is offensive. OTPT might cringe if he heard my wife and daughter watch a football game together. Maybe he just means I shouldn't say it. And like I say, I'll stop if he's upset by it. Not worth arguing over. He's just trying to make me a better person and for that I'm grateful.

lol, I wanted him to tell you so I could cheat and know too. Although my daughter is a 27 yo flaming red head that lives up to every stereotype so I don't know if I could offend her.

Rocinante wrote:

LooseGoose wrote:

lol, I wanted him to tell you so I could cheat and know too.   Although my daughter is a 27 yo flaming red head that lives up to every stereotype so I don't know if I could offend her.

Go on...

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:It doesn't offend me, I just find it super ironic that people with daughters use insults that demean women at the same time.

LooseGoose wrote:

Rocinante wrote:

Go on...

lol, happily married with 2 kids to the only guy that refused to let her run roughshod over him.....at least that I know of.   And the strange part is that you wouldn't know it at first since he's kinda the strong silent type.  Helluva a nice guy, good provider and a great dad.....as a FiL I'm damned pleased.

Red head verification....it's amazing how quick they go from this to fully grown.

DWags wrote:Welp: "Crippled by student and credit card debt, struggling to get on the property ladder and suffering a stagnating quality of life, it may come as no surprise that some “generation rent” millennials wish they had been born in their parents’ era."




Millennials wish they weren't millennials by a good majority.

The Pantry wrote:

DWags wrote:Welp: "Crippled by student and credit card debt, struggling to get on the property ladder and suffering a stagnating quality of life, it may come as no surprise that some “generation rent” millennials wish they had been born in their parents’ era."




Millennials wish they weren't millennials by a good majority.

When you factor in the exponential growth of AI, they have much to be discouraged about.

Floyd Robertson wrote:

The Pantry wrote:When you factor in the exponential growth of AI, they have much to be discouraged about.

You guys realize that study was done in Great Britain, I hope. That's not to say that U.S. millennials don't face many of the same challenges but with Brexit and everything is does skew things a little.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:

You guys realize that study was done in Great Britain, I hope. That's not to say that U.S. millennials don't face many of the same challenges but with Brexit and everything is does skew things a little.

Boomers do not have time to read and educate themselves.

The Pantry wrote:

DWags wrote:Welp: "Crippled by student and credit card debt, struggling to get on the property ladder and suffering a stagnating quality of life, it may come as no surprise that some “generation rent” millennials wish they had been born in their parents’ era."




Millennials wish they weren't millennials by a good majority.

When you factor in the exponential growth of AI, they have much to be discouraged about.

LooseGoose wrote:The OTPT budget illustrated:

tGreenWay wrote:

LooseGoose wrote:The OTPT budget illustrated:

I'm sure you're making a point, I just can't figure out what it is.

LooseGoose wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:

I'm sure you're making a point, I just can't figure out what it is.

So Travis was right.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:

You guys realize that study was done in Great Britain, I hope. That's not to say that U.S. millennials don't face many of the same challenges but with Brexit and everything is does skew things a little.

Boomers do not have time to read and educate themselves.

Flu season is here and over the next several months between 140,000 and 710,000 people will be hospitlized with the virus, according to the Centers for Disease Control.

The results of a new survey have doctors warning millennials to stay home if they’re sick.

The CityMD survey found people between the ages 18 to 34 who have flu symptoms were much more likely to go to places like work and the grocery store, than people 35 and older.

In other words, they are the group most responsible for spreading the virus.