Posted on August 29, 2009 under

This is pretty funny, but it paints a bleak picture of the future. According to this reference guide each generation is getting a little worse. I’m not sure all of this is totally accurate, but it is amusing anyway. One thing is for sure, the Millenials are a particularly unsavory bunch.
This originally came from MadAtoms. »
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Posted on August 28, 2009 under

Growing up, station wagons were the definition of uncool. For many, the station wagon was a source of great embarrassment and humiliation. Nobody wanted to be picked up from the school dance in a wood paneled Malibu Classic. As a result, our generation has been largely resistant to the idea of purchasing station wagons, and »
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Posted on August 25, 2009 under
There is a common perception that Generation X is a forgotten generation. Stuck between the Baby Boomers and Millennials, Generation X is only about forty-six million strong. Magazine covers and popular media celebrate the boomers turning sixty, and reminisce about the summer of love and the great social change it invoked. Meanwhile the Millennials, or »
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Posted on August 21, 2009 under

ARMY recruitment was up in first half of 2009, and surprisingly about 1800 of the new ARMY recruits were thirty-somethings – a 59% increase over the same time period last year. It seems as though the the morbid state of the economy is forcing otherwise non-military minded adults into becoming an army of one. And »
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Posted on August 20, 2009 under

Apparently the esteemed women of generation X have earned themselves a new title. TWITs, or Teenage Women in Their Thirties, are basically women who refuse to grow up and decide to live their lives in an eternal teenage state. Much like their male counterparts who are said to have the Peter Pan-Syndrome, these women are »
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Posted on August 19, 2009 under

We have all heard about the dreaded mid-life crisis. When you think of a mid-life crisis, you may think of gray haired men driving convertibles and leaving their wives and families for younger, more exciting prospects. However, this is just the cliche, pop-culture depiction that most people associate with a mid-life crisis. In reality, it »
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Posted on August 18, 2009 under

With the second third of our lives comes a significant change in what is now acceptable attire. While in our twenties wearing the most popular fashions made us appear hip and confident, we must now tread lightly with those same trends as a thirty-something. Ed Hardy can translate directly to desperation and early mid-life crisis, »
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