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Explanation for a Millenial

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Created by thedrip > 9 months ago, 13 Jan 2017
thedrip
WA, 2355 posts
13 Jan 2017 12:52AM
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Apparently the meme about being spanked as a child then having the psychological condition known as respect for others is difficult to understand. i think this says it all.

Posted here as The Funny Images thread...enough said.

Craig66
NSW, 2466 posts
13 Jan 2017 6:52AM
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That's Gold :)

yes The Funny Images thread.... is for just that, (but some people/Millennials cant follow guidelines) so I have not commented there on a pic I posted ages ago.
I think it fitted in with other funny pics at the time.

I vote for the "reply" button should be disabled in said thread

cisco
QLD, 12364 posts
13 Jan 2017 7:39AM
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Classic!!!! "thedrip" ain't no drip.

eppo
WA, 9763 posts
14 Jan 2017 7:54AM
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Wife just got together with some friends, who has one of these still living at home. apparently looking for a job invovles getting up at 12, visiting a friend then coming home Every day for dinner.

Brilliant.

My my kids are 9 and 10... the millennials on crack...it's Not getting any better folks.

FormulaNova
WA, 15090 posts
14 Jan 2017 8:25AM
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Is it just that every parent thinks that their children are the best and can't be wrong? The trend for smaller families probably encourages this.

shelly1
46 posts
14 Jan 2017 8:31AM
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Dont know how you can blame kids.....all they did wrong was hangout and be directly influenced by yiu lot or whomever is their parents......its that generation that stuffed it, wanted to be friends instead of parents

Razzonater
2224 posts
14 Jan 2017 10:32AM
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John John Florence would be classed as a millenial

Rex
WA, 949 posts
14 Jan 2017 12:00PM
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shelly1 said..
Dont know how you can blame kids.....all they did wrong was hangout and be directly influenced by yiu lot or whomever is their parents......its that generation that stuffed it, wanted to be friends instead of parents


Yes yes yes! I encounter so many parents complaining about their kids, yet these same parents are enablers, can't or wont say no, just ruining these poor kids.

Jolene
WA, 1622 posts
14 Jan 2017 12:06PM
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shelly1 said..
Dont know how you can blame kids.....all they did wrong was hangout and be directly influenced by yiu lot or whomever is their parents......its that generation that stuffed it, wanted to be friends instead of parents


Yep,, they started negotiating with children.

GreenPat
QLD, 4096 posts
14 Jan 2017 2:07PM
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Weren't we all complaining recently about Gen Y being useless good-for-nothings? I think every society despairs of its coming of age generation, just as they despair of their predecessors. Aren't the Baby Boomers hogging all the wealth at the moment?

drewpweiner
WA, 501 posts
14 Jan 2017 3:48PM
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Craig66 said...

yes The Funny Images thread.... is for just that, (but some people/Millennials cant follow guidelines)



Where's the guidelines?

drewpweiner
WA, 501 posts
14 Jan 2017 3:55PM
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You can generalize all you want about millennials but the fact is there were stereotypes like that long before this generation began (60s beatniks, 90s dropkicks.. etc)

Even more, we have a higher rate of university attendance and graduation then we have had ever before...

Don't just by in to all this bull**** people spew about "millennials being good for nothing spoiled brats with an entitlement complex" because that psychological condition can be found across multiple eras in multiple cultures, and the statistical facts about employment and education indicate otherwise.

I see this as just another psychological coping mechanism for old farts to think their age hasn't lost any value because apparently "their generation was the best". It really sounds no different to Grandpa in the 60s saying the same old "Back in myyy daaayy, kids used to respect their elders".

Why don't you go and rant about something more important and factual and stop venting your frustrations about getting old in to weak arguments about the millennial generation specifically, we'll all soon be dead, get over it.

Gorgo
VIC, 5111 posts
14 Jan 2017 7:00PM
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Errrm. Does that rant mean you are a "millennial"?

The funny thing about millennial bashing is that the people doing the bashing are the parents of the millennials who made them the way they are.

kernal
WA, 541 posts
14 Jan 2017 5:35PM
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hay what is a millenial ? im sill not sure if i am gen x or y but what is a millenial? who was gen z ?

dmitri
VIC, 1040 posts
15 Jan 2017 12:59AM
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quote]GreenPat said...
Weren't we all complaining recently about Gen Y being useless good-for-nothings? I think every society despairs of its coming of age generation, just as they despair of their predecessors. Aren't the Baby Boomers hogging all the wealth at the moment?






Here is a band of the "millennials" complaining about the "baby boomers".....Hang on...They are the" baby boomers"

thedrip
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14 Jan 2017 11:35PM
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drewpweiner said...
Craig66 said...

yes The Funny Images thread.... is for just that, (but some people/Millennials cant follow guidelines)



Where's the guidelines?


Lol. Just like you don't get a meme about discipline breeding respect for others...

It's implied and comes with a community understanding and consensus - sort of like respect for others.

thedrip
WA, 2355 posts
15 Jan 2017 1:06AM
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drewpweiner said...
You can generalize all you want about millennials but the fact is there were stereotypes like that long before this generation began (60s beatniks, 90s dropkicks.. etc)

Even more, we have a higher rate of university attendance and graduation then we have had ever before...

Don't just by in to all this bull**** people spew about "millennials being good for nothing spoiled brats with an entitlement complex" because that psychological condition can be found across multiple eras in multiple cultures, and the statistical facts about employment and education indicate otherwise.

I see this as just another psychological coping mechanism for old farts to think their age hasn't lost any value because apparently "their generation was the best". It really sounds no different to Grandpa in the 60s saying the same old "Back in myyy daaayy, kids used to respect their elders".

Why don't you go and rant about something more important and factual and stop venting your frustrations about getting old in to weak arguments about the millennial generation specifically, we'll all soon be dead, get over it.


I think you just proved the point about a lack of respect for others.

Kamikuza
QLD, 6493 posts
15 Jan 2017 12:02PM
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thedrip said..

drewpweiner said...
You can generalize all you want about millennials but the fact is there were stereotypes like that long before this generation began (60s beatniks, 90s dropkicks.. etc)

Even more, we have a higher rate of university attendance and graduation then we have had ever before...

Don't just by in to all this bull**** people spew about "millennials being good for nothing spoiled brats with an entitlement complex" because that psychological condition can be found across multiple eras in multiple cultures, and the statistical facts about employment and education indicate otherwise.

I see this as just another psychological coping mechanism for old farts to think their age hasn't lost any value because apparently "their generation was the best". It really sounds no different to Grandpa in the 60s saying the same old "Back in myyy daaayy, kids used to respect their elders".

Why don't you go and rant about something more important and factual and stop venting your frustrations about getting old in to weak arguments about the millennial generation specifically, we'll all soon be dead, get over it.



I think you just proved the point about a lack of respect for others.


It's not a lack of respect, it's an over-developed sense of entitlement.

Like, people think it's acceptable to commit IP theft so they don't have to wait for movies and tv shows to arrive in their country...that's my latest fav.

evlPanda
NSW, 9207 posts
18 Jan 2017 12:49PM
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^ I never understood how the film or television show was any worse if you had to wait a few weeks. What happens to it?

Ditto people that want to see my holiday photos now before I select & crop and adjust and tweak to make masterpieces out of them.

Ditto people that reply something like "But that movie came out years ago," implying that I must have lost my mind to watch it, and perhaps something worse because I didn't hide the fact. And could I please move away from them now.

Not even sure these people are people at all.

Kamikuza
QLD, 6493 posts
18 Jan 2017 9:41PM
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evlPanda said..
^ I never understood how the film or television show was any worse if you had to wait a few weeks. What happens to it?

Ditto people that want to see my holiday photos now before I select & crop and adjust and tweak to make masterpieces out of them.

Ditto people that reply something like "But that movie came out years ago," implying that I must have lost my mind to watch it, and perhaps something worse because I didn't hide the fact. And could I please move away from them now.

Not even sure these people are people at all.


But boo hoo hoo someone dropped spoilers on the internet I *like* Netflix for it's stock of "old" movies that I enjoy rewatching now I've got a big TV...unlike the one I had in the 90s :D

evlPanda
NSW, 9207 posts
20 Jan 2017 11:39AM
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GreenPat said..
Weren't we all complaining recently about Gen Y being useless good-for-nothings? I think every society despairs of its coming of age generation, just as they despair of their predecessors. Aren't the Baby Boomers hogging all the wealth at the moment?


Yep. Gen X is awesome. No complaints from anyone.

Generation X are possibly only generation that doesn't like themselves.

Think about it. All of that self-loathing punk music, grunge. We were useless but we knew we were useless.

I was going to post a cultural icon like Henry Rollins or Jello Biafra or Johnny Rotten spitting on the crowd, but then I realised how I could clearly demonstrate just how much we as a generation sucked and how much we knew it in one, fowl image:



We're the middle children of history.... no purpose or place. We have no Great War, no Great Depression. Our great war is a spiritual war. Our great depression is our lives.
~Fight Club movie, screenplay by Jim Uhls, directed by David Fincher, novel by Chuck Palahniuk


You can't say Generation X was less than any other generation because we already own that.


Lisa: Dad, we're the MTV generation. We feel neither highs nor lows.
Homer: Really? What's that like?
Bart and Lisa: meh.



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