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To: InvisibleChurch

Those born between 1960 - 1964 used to be called ‘tweeners’ rather than boomers. They were considered to be those born between the baby boom ‘boomers’ and the baby bust ‘busters’.


6 posted on 07/11/2011 7:24:34 PM PDT by Tigermoth ("...in order to form a more perfect union.....and secure the blessings of liberty..")
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To: Tigermoth
I've seen three different versions of what I'm supposed to be - a Boomer, a Tweener, and the vanguard of the Gen X'ers. Best of three falls, so I'm officially not a Boomer, thank goodness.
16 posted on 07/11/2011 8:20:42 PM PDT by Major Matt Mason (Government doesn't create jobs, it only creates expenses.)
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To: Tigermoth
Those born between 1960 - 1964 used to be called ‘tweeners’ rather than boomers.

Not really, the media is full of writers that create all kids of pet niches and various dates for boomers, but the real definition for the generation stays the same.

21 posted on 07/11/2011 8:44:05 PM PDT by ansel12 (America has close to India population of 1950s, India has 1,200,000,000 people now. Quality of Life?)
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To: Tigermoth

Truthfully I was born n 1960 and I have more incommon with gen X than I do boomers.My parents were born in ‘38 and ‘41 and were more like boomers than I am.


26 posted on 07/11/2011 8:56:17 PM PDT by chris_bdba
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