Americans quantify their car by its quarter mile performance. Prolly 2% of s550 owners actually track their car, and prolly only a 1/4% of those are good at it.
Gen X'er. At least get it right
King of crowd killers?
Sorry WH, 1 dead 28 injured. Not funny.
Yeah I like to think I'm pretty open minded but that - just no!
This is Heather Heyer, age 32. Wrong place, wrong time RIP.
Yes I know exactly who she was. Hence why I chimed in. I have a sister named Heather too.This is Heather Heyer, age 32. Wrong place, wrong time RIP.
I have a daughter named Heather. Just hits too close to home.
Thank you.
And when a mustang kills someone or plows into a crowd it's funny.. apparently so. Come on now bud.
No, it's not, under any circumstances. Dead people are not funny. Maybe you would feel differently if you knew the circumstances around these photo.
I deleted it.
I'm a boomer but just barely. Get off my Goddamned lawn!The generational labeling scheme is really only used in pop culture. Researchers no longer look at "generations" as being distinct, easily definable entities. The lines between the post-boomer sets are too blurred chronologically and culturally. The only reason the idea of a "baby boomer" generation is somewhat relevant is because the post WW2 population explosion was more sharply punctuated than the average growth rate. The boomers were tracked because of the significant impact on the economy that introducing such a large influx the workforce all at once would have. Because people like to simplify their thinking with easy to define labels and categories, the trend of naming and defining generations continued.
The argument over when X, Y, Z, etc start has also gotten so muddled as to become irrelevant. You might even be considered a "millennial" depending on the model. Because of the popularity of the topic, some of the definitions and labels have been retconned to include more birth years. Basically if you've experienced the 2000's as a young adult to middle aged, the millennial label applies.
I will also defer to my previous statement of "I work for living god damn it"
...ur a milenial, now where my avacado toast at, I'm late for a tick tock challenge
Well now that escalated quicklyThe generational... blah blah blah ...I work for living god damn it"
