The Millennials Thread (Gen Z is welcome too)

[applebeee]

AWEE. Wait thought you were getting a momma and a baby?

Funny thing is they had a baby left and just gave it to me for free cause the person who was gonna take it originally didn’t want it anymore

 

[CSAchook]

Then we shall form a tribunal of elders, and form a code which all millennials and zennials shall obey in the thread. Rules like: "Thou will be banned for assuming the world has always had internet" or not understanding TV channels or asking "why didn't you text?" when the story took place before the turn of the millennium.

A most excellent proposal, Elder El.

 

[24Elsinore]

What was it like shooting out of trenches?

I was a lancer on the Eastern Front so I didn't fire out of many trenches.

At @applebeee Are those cows in your car?

 

[CSAchook]

I actaully would love a world without tecxhnology. Everything was so much eaier back then and to be honest I really hate texting You want to talk to me, then call

Lies! Much as I love books, I assure you that Google is a most wondrous invention, indeed. Plus, carrier pigeon is a terribly inefficient means of communication

 

[riss]

Lies! Much as I love books, I assure you that Google is a most wondrous invention, indeed.

I find it just relaxing not being on the internet though google is a plus

 

[KingD]

I was a lancer on the Eastern Front so I didn't fire out of many trenches.

At @applebeee Are those cows in your car?

Oh ok I see.
#speeddialing

 

[24Elsinore]

Lies! Much as I love books, I assure you that Google is a most wondrous invention, indeed.

Wikipedia is about the greatest invention in the universe. Finding information on anything pre-internet was always a frustrating endeavor.

 

[applebeee]

I was a lancer on the Eastern Front so I didn't fire out of many trenches.

At @applebeee Are those cows in your car?

Back of my truck yeah

 

[riss]

Wikipedia is about the greatest invention in the universe. Finding information on anything pre-internet was always a frustrating endeavor.

Isn't wikipedia not accurate since anyone can write anything on it

 

[riss]

We just were never allowed to use it in school as a reliable source but here I am seeing it in all these movies when there is a scene of someone doing research