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To: Disambiguator
I think it is more along your social atmosphere. If you hang with the 40-50 crowd who enjoy late 60s/early 70s music, you're a late-boomer.

If you like late 70s disco/early 80s rock maybe you're an early X-er.

12 posted on 12/14/2004 9:42:54 AM PST by xrp (Executing assigned posting duties flawlessly -- ZERO mistakes)
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To: xrp

I like 50s jazz, 60s and 70s rock, and can't stand disco. Rap/Hiphop don't even qualify as musical genres in my book. I guess I'm a late boomer...


14 posted on 12/14/2004 10:03:32 AM PST by Disambiguator
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To: xrp

I agree with the definition, because as an "early "X"er, my first "elected" President was Reagan, and the kids I went to school with were FAR more conservative than the class that graduated just two years before us.


26 posted on 12/14/2004 4:52:15 PM PST by dandelion (http://thequestionfairy.blogspot.com/)
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To: xrp

Well I like 80s rock so I guess that makes me an Xer

I've always known I'm an Xer I've always had more in common with people born in the 60s then my own decade. I was born in 1981 & allthougth some of the Liberal media in this country tries to call me Gen Y, I know I'm X

By the way if you want the real dates (that it took me a YEAR 2 research) it's 1962 - 1981.

Kurt Baginski


54 posted on 12/22/2004 4:05:27 PM PST by Chrysler813
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