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To: qam1
I thought I was Gen Y, but apparently they switched my birthdate to Gen X (April 1981)--the very tail-end of it, but still.

I wonder how long before those screw-ups in Gen Y take control? ;P

16 posted on 12/14/2004 10:19:12 AM PST by The Grammarian ("Preaching is in the shadows. The world does not believe in it." --W.E. Sangster)
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To: The Grammarian

Well, if the Gen-Y soldiers of the war in Iraq are any indication, they will be the best ever.

Proud Gen-Y Airman mom brag/OFF


27 posted on 12/14/2004 4:59:29 PM PST by dandelion (http://thequestionfairy.blogspot.com/)
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To: The Grammarian

You're right!!!

I'm a fellow 1981er (August) & I've always known I'm Generation X.

I take it as an insult when someone calls me Generation Y. That generation dosn't remember Johnny Carson or Ronald Regan. They either don't remember the 80s (the BEST decade the Lord God made!!!) or they wern't born yet!!! They don't know life without computers, cell phones, mini vans, cable TV (althougth some of those things came out before 1981 they didn't become popular till the after we were old enough 2 remember)

I spent a year researching this stuff & it's

Generation X: 1962 - 1981
Generation Y: 1982 - 2001

Thank you 4 your time

Kurt Baginski


55 posted on 12/22/2004 4:09:31 PM PST by Chrysler813
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