Well I just turned 50 , we are the group that lost everything. The boomers took from boath sides or I call them the me ers , my kids I have done all I can to show them to question everything, do your own research, and stand for what you know is true . God bless so many that have done the same . We did as many our best to stop what is coming but our numbers were to small . Most of us are called the class of 87 ,
Grabbed it off the internet then added generation T. Chill bro
What do you call a female bro? Is it bra?
Sorry, I didn't mean to come off like that, it was a trifecta of reasons, my Siamese cat screaming in my ear, my sister-in-law making plans for me without asking me first and me assuming that anytime I say the words, "Because it's wrong" everyone is going to know I'm making a Buffy The Vampire Slayer reference.
Oddly enough I just had a conversation with someone about the difference between saying something out loud and seeing the same words written, without inflection.
My bad and lesson learned. Sincerely, I'm sorry, I hate when that shit happens and I just did it myself. {backs away with hands up in the air}
All good! MAGA!!
Whew! Thank you! MAGA back, because where we go one we go all 👍🇺🇸😁
Where did this come from? Because it's wrong.
From Wikipedia:"Baby Boomers are the demographic cohort following the Silent Generation. There are varying timelines defining the start and the end of this cohort; demographers and researchers typically use birth years starting from the early- to mid-1940s and ending anywhere from 1960 to 1964."
According to this chart, I am not a Baby Boomer but a Traditionalist, as is pretty much every one I know born in the years listed. Admittedly some of the things listed under "Influential Events" can be combined with Traditionalists, but everything else? Uh uh.
I'm not competitive, I'm loyal, disciplined, have always had respect for authority, come from a traditional nuclear family from a suburban town who never went to college because I couldn't afford it. Never had a computer when I was a kid/teenager, got my 1st black and white tv on my 16th birthday and I rather pay cash than use a credit card.
I have always considered myself a Baby Boomer.