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johnnie Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Nov-08-07 09:51 PM
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10. I was born in 64
I never felt as though we were any part of the boomers. That's close to my parent's generation and I'm not part of that. Then again, I was nothing like the Xers either. So who knows?
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  -What generation are you? Odin2005  Nov-08-07 09:39 PM   #0 
  - Born 1988. nm  Lirwin2   Nov-08-07 09:41 PM   #1 
  - k&r. . n/t  annabanana   Nov-08-07 09:41 PM   #2 
  - Actually, the Baby Boom is generally considered to have ended in 1964  ruggerson   Nov-08-07 09:43 PM   #3 
  - thats what I have always thought  padia   Nov-08-07 09:46 PM   #5 
  - Ended in 1960...according to this graph.  Breeze54   Nov-08-07 09:46 PM   #6 
  - Wikipedia says 1945-1964.  onehandle   Nov-08-07 09:52 PM   #11 
  - I read that and it seems people are  Breeze54   Nov-08-07 10:02 PM   #19 
  - A generation is 25 years  Texas_Kat   Nov-09-07 01:21 AM   #47 
     - It is starting to be defined in MUCH smaller increments -  Iris   Nov-09-07 12:33 PM   #65 
        - That's more like a cohort.The standard historical "generation" is 20 years, birth to reproducing age  Hekate   Nov-10-07 12:10 AM   #107 
           - well, sociologists are calling cohorts generations then  Iris   Nov-10-07 04:04 PM   #131 
  - Older millennial, I presume?  parasim   Nov-08-07 10:04 PM   #21 
  - Yup. I'm a 1962, and have always counted as a late boomer.  daninthemoon   Nov-08-07 10:59 PM   #31 
  - That's the same dates as in the book I mentioned.  Odin2005   Nov-08-07 09:56 PM   #16 
  - 1935 We are called the Silent Generation in the graph  Disorganized   Nov-08-07 11:22 PM   #38 
  - I was born in 64  johnnie   Nov-08-07 09:51 PM   #10 
  - Some people call us 'Generation Jones'...  phaseolus   Nov-08-07 09:59 PM   #17 
  - DO you know that astrologers find that you need to determine things about the planet  truedelphi   Nov-08-07 11:05 PM   #37 
  - Don't forget, planets go into retrograde...  pink-o   Nov-09-07 12:40 PM   #67 
  - OH - (smacking head for a second). I knew that but I couldn't  truedelphi   Nov-09-07 07:33 PM   #94 
     - Yeah. My 20th century ephemeris used to get thumbed through  pink-o   Nov-10-07 01:26 PM   #123 
        - Can't say that I know about the reason why the species  truedelphi   Nov-11-07 02:47 PM   #133 
  - Huh huh huh huh she said "Uranus" huh huh heh heh huh.  Buns_of_Fire   Nov-10-07 01:53 PM   #129 
  - I have never heard of this, but it makes so much sense  deutsey   Nov-09-07 08:10 AM   #59 
  - I guess that would be me.  Dulcinea   Nov-09-07 12:35 PM   #66 
  - I feel the same way. I was born in '62.  driver8   Nov-08-07 11:02 PM   #33 
     - cost of reg. gas in 1962 was 31 cents on average..  B Calm   Nov-09-07 07:31 PM   #93 
  - Yes, suddenly being lumped into GenX is ridiculous  HughMoran   Nov-09-07 07:10 PM   #92 
  - "Younger" Boomer...Except  Breeze54   Nov-08-07 09:43 PM   #4 
  - I'm not in the age group, but I've got the Green Day song as my ringtone.  Buzz Clik   Nov-08-07 09:47 PM   #7 
  - I belong to the Blank Generation (1953-1960)  mitchum   Nov-08-07 09:49 PM   #8 
  - I was born in 1968, and yet...  dicksteele   Nov-10-07 03:16 AM   #112 
  - A moment of silence please, to mourn the great Kurt Cobain  bluestateguy   Nov-08-07 09:50 PM   #9 
  - *head bowed*  hiphopnation23   Nov-09-07 12:11 AM   #43 
  - Wow, the majority of us are irrelevant to Obama!  Bluebear   Nov-08-07 09:53 PM   #12 
  - 1960  asdjrocky   Nov-08-07 09:55 PM   #14 
     - welcome to DU, rocky!  Bluebear   Nov-08-07 10:14 PM   #24 
        - Ty for the welcome  asdjrocky   Nov-08-07 10:20 PM   #26 
           - Name your poison.  Bluebear   Nov-08-07 10:23 PM   #27 
              - Thanks for the reply  asdjrocky   Nov-08-07 11:02 PM   #34 
  - I'm younger baby boomer - 1953 and I'm screaming at your "prices have  gateley   Nov-08-07 09:53 PM   #13 
  - LOL, my dad was born in 1953 and he always like to rub it in about how...  Odin2005   Nov-08-07 10:02 PM   #18 
  - Yes  asdjrocky   Nov-08-07 10:06 PM   #22 
  - And our birth certificates were written on papyrus.  pink-o   Nov-09-07 12:44 PM   #68 
  - I remember one 4th of July when my parents were up at some lake party out  gateley   Nov-09-07 12:07 AM   #42 
  - check this out...  pink-o   Nov-09-07 12:48 PM   #69 
     - Ha! I saw Led Zep during their first tour when they opened for Vanilla Fudge!  gateley   Nov-09-07 01:26 PM   #71 
     - Man you Boomers are O*L*D!!!!  pink-o   Nov-09-07 05:56 PM   #83 
     - LOL small world  asdjrocky   Nov-09-07 02:16 PM   #75 
        - Yeah, so did I. Day on the Green, right?  pink-o   Nov-09-07 06:06 PM   #86 
           - 1955  shanti   Nov-10-07 01:47 AM   #109 
              - Awesome! Congratulations.  pink-o   Nov-10-07 01:19 PM   #122 
  - That explains a lot  Texas_Kat   Nov-09-07 01:22 AM   #48 
  - Me 'n yer dad paid a lot less for gas  havocmom   Nov-09-07 01:28 AM   #49 
  - I remember when $40 bought food for a week  sandnsea   Nov-08-07 10:54 PM   #30 
  - Don't get me started..... :-) nt  gateley   Nov-09-07 12:03 AM   #40 
  - ditto  AtomicKitten   Nov-09-07 06:14 PM   #87 
  - This should be interesting... K&R ..n/t  Just-plain-Kathy   Nov-08-07 09:56 PM   #15 
  - Older Millennial Generation  Fox Mulder   Nov-08-07 10:02 PM   #20 
  - my sister was born in 41  madrchsod   Nov-08-07 10:10 PM   #23 
  - I am ret5hd-2.0...Much improved over ret5hd-1.9 (the last stable release)...  ret5hd   Nov-08-07 10:18 PM   #25 
  - Elder X  Lilith Velkor   Nov-08-07 10:49 PM   #28 
  - Generation Jones- we're the ones between the boomers and the gen-xers.  QuestionAll   Nov-08-07 10:53 PM   #29 
  - Older Gen X born in 69 Official Love Child  proud patriot   Nov-08-07 11:00 PM   #32 
  - If I told you my real first name...  Viva_La_Revolution   Nov-09-07 01:18 AM   #46 
     - Moon Unit! Is that YOU?  havocmom   Nov-09-07 01:29 AM   #50 
     - well, not quite...  Viva_La_Revolution   Nov-09-07 02:15 AM   #52 
     - LOL  proud patriot   Nov-09-07 09:43 PM   #102 
  - I barely make it as a baby-boomer.  OnionPatch   Nov-08-07 11:03 PM   #35 
  - 1974, Hubby, too.  knitter4democracy   Nov-08-07 11:04 PM   #36 
  - Isn't that weird?  BamaGirl   Nov-09-07 06:27 PM   #89 
     - I remember having to explain to my students that we still have nukes.  knitter4democracy   Nov-10-07 07:44 AM   #113 
  - Isn't "Older Millennial Generation" called Gen Y?  Breeze54   Nov-08-07 11:24 PM   #39 
  - I hate the term Generation Y. It's makes us sound like an extension of Generation X.  Odin2005   Nov-09-07 07:53 AM   #57 
     - yeah, I hate the tag Gen Y too. They have their own identity.  provis99   Nov-09-07 12:29 PM   #62 
        - I used to live with a guy who called his cohort Generation "Why?"  Lilith Velkor   Nov-09-07 01:14 PM   #70 
  - 1958- old enough to remember JFK  kineneb   Nov-09-07 12:03 AM   #41 
  - "Older Generation X" is not the name of that generation.  Swamp Rat   Nov-09-07 12:16 AM   #44 
  - We are?  GreenPartyVoter   Nov-09-07 08:03 PM   #101 
     - Yep  Swamp Rat   Nov-09-07 11:21 PM   #103 
        - That is way cool!  GreenPartyVoter   Nov-10-07 10:55 AM   #117 
  - Older Gen X--1969. Pre-boomer parents.  wienerdoggie   Nov-09-07 12:53 AM   #45 
  - I belong to The Blank Generation  enigmatic   Nov-09-07 01:33 AM   #51 
  - ...  Jamastiene   Nov-09-07 11:49 PM   #105 
  - Older Generation X  bridgit   Nov-09-07 02:19 AM   #53 
  - 1970  MrSlayer   Nov-09-07 02:19 AM   #54 
  - Older Boomer here. IQ's started dropping after we came along.  Perry Logan   Nov-09-07 05:37 AM   #55 
  - 1943 is not baby-boom  JVS   Nov-09-07 05:58 AM   #56 
  - The younger war babies have little or no memory of WW2.  Odin2005   Nov-09-07 07:57 AM   #58 
     - Neither do I, born in 1949. Nor would one born in 1940. SO? It is a POST-WWII demographic.  WinkyDink   Nov-09-07 07:36 PM   #96 
  - Generation WTF.  JTFrog   Nov-09-07 08:11 AM   #60 
  - otherwise known as "all of the above". nt  Labors of Hercules   Nov-09-07 07:42 PM   #97 
  - I was a teen growing up in Berkeley in the 60s. I saw my city occupied by the National Guard and  troubleinwinter   Nov-09-07 12:28 PM   #61 
  - Older Gen X, but identify more with Younger Gen X  Milo_Bloom   Nov-09-07 12:31 PM   #63 
  - Younger Generation X  verse18   Nov-09-07 12:32 PM   #64 
  - Pets.com stock?  redqueen   Nov-09-07 01:27 PM   #72 
  - seconded.  chimpsrsmarter   Nov-09-07 01:28 PM   #73 
  - I was trying to make a funny comment about the Dot.com bubble. n/t/  Odin2005   Nov-09-07 02:35 PM   #78 
  - Turned 18 in 1972  needledriver   Nov-09-07 02:10 PM   #74 
  - younger baby boom and the boyfriend is younger gen x  kineta   Nov-09-07 02:18 PM   #76 
  - Bit of an age gap there, isn't it?  Odin2005   Nov-09-07 02:33 PM   #77 
  - Younger Gen X  Chovexani   Nov-09-07 02:40 PM   #79 
  - Older boomer born in 1952  livetohike   Nov-09-07 02:41 PM   #80 
  - 1962  Greyskye   Nov-09-07 02:45 PM   #81 
  - I was born in 1980, but never really identifed much with people my age, culturally  LSdemocrat   Nov-09-07 03:08 PM   #82 
  - 1980 n/t  tammywammy   Nov-09-07 05:58 PM   #84 
  - Generation X here  Mike03   Nov-09-07 05:59 PM   #85 
  - I'm a '72 Xer  BamaGirl   Nov-09-07 06:16 PM   #88 
  - 1991.  MiniMandaRuth   Nov-09-07 06:33 PM   #90 
  - Of course you do, you closet MySpacer.  WritingIsMyReligion   Nov-10-07 09:07 AM   #115 
     - Myspace:Yes  MiniMandaRuth   Nov-10-07 12:15 PM   #120 
        - "This...is...the...way I live."  WritingIsMyReligion   Nov-10-07 01:17 PM   #121 
  - 1951 Vintage / Japan and the US sign a pact which allows American  B Calm   Nov-09-07 07:09 PM   #91 
  - 1943 isn't part of the Baby Boom, which by definition = those born POST-WWII.  WinkyDink   Nov-09-07 07:34 PM   #95 
  - 1973. Dang DU is full of oldies!!!1!!  BelgianMadCow   Nov-09-07 07:43 PM   #98 
  - We started hipness, my young friend.  pink-o   Nov-10-07 01:41 PM   #125 
     - You did pass that on, I think  BelgianMadCow   Nov-10-07 04:07 PM   #132 
  - 1960. n/t  LWolf   Nov-09-07 07:57 PM   #99 
  - The reason you gotta love the elderly...  samplegirl   Nov-09-07 07:59 PM   #100 
  - I'm Older Generation X, but my tagline would read more  Jamastiene   Nov-09-07 11:45 PM   #104 
  - Older Gen-X who loves Green Day  Lone_Star_Dem   Nov-09-07 11:53 PM   #106 
  - i was trying to figure out today what generation i am  kagehime   Nov-10-07 12:14 AM   #108 
  - What you refer to as the Korean War generation is generally referred  BullGooseLoony   Nov-10-07 02:14 AM   #110 
  - Younger Generation X, 1973  nonconformist   Nov-10-07 02:58 AM   #111 
  - Reppin' 1991 and the younger milennial gen.  WritingIsMyReligion   Nov-10-07 09:04 AM   #114 
  - Older Baby Boom, born 1952  michreject   Nov-10-07 09:15 AM   #116 
  - I think a lot of folks born in '53 identify with the older baby boom group more than the younger  onenote   Nov-10-07 11:05 AM   #118 
  - What is the purpose of labeling generations? Census!  hedgetrimmer   Nov-10-07 11:37 AM   #119 
  - '87 wha!  The_Warmth   Nov-10-07 01:38 PM   #124 
  - lol!  Breeze54   Nov-10-07 01:43 PM   #127 
  - WOW!! ~~ 240 ~~ Baby Boomers on DU!!!  Breeze54   Nov-10-07 01:42 PM   #126 
  - Currently, 52% of those expressing a preference...  Buns_of_Fire   Nov-10-07 02:27 PM   #130 
  - 1967  eggman67   Nov-10-07 01:49 PM   #128 
 

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