11570

His body had a way to shut that whole thing down.

11571

Honestly, the 2 words he has ever spoken in his life. It showed who he really was, and some of the voters punished him for it.

11572

We have a winna!

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11574

As someone who would already have a blinking red gem in my hand, I’m totally in favor of logan’s run.

I figure I can probably make the run, and if not, fuck it. Old people are ruining everything.

11575

I am barely considered a Baby Boomer, and every day I wish I had been born a bit later.

11576

Nov of 64 for me, so I’m technically a boomer by six weeks. Worst f’n generation, EVAR!!!

11577

Yes, they do, but you have to admit if you turn the sound off I can see how she got elected.

11578

Grassley is 88. He was born in 1933. He’s a member of the Silent Generation, not a boomer.

11579

Sure thing, boomer

11580

Lol, I’m a '76er, firmly at the young end of Gen X :)

11581

Few things bring me more joy than calling GenXers boomer, tbh.

11582

It’s cool, we don’t really care.

11583

You wouldn’t be GenXers if you did!

11584

Talking 'bout my generation!

11585

“People try to put us down!”

(I was about 3 when that song came out, if it came out 1964, which sounds right.)

11586

1965 Boomer. In December.

I was six!

11587

OK, I was about four and half then. And yes, I count as a Boomer (tail end), although technically maybe not, because I wasn’t born in the US (?), although I was born to an American father and had a US passport within a couple of months of my birth.

11588

From the Baby Boomer wiki :

A significant degree of consensus exists around the date range of the baby boomer cohort, with the generation considered to cover those born from 1946 to 1964 by various organisations such as the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary,[27] Pew Research Center,[28] U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics,[29][30] Federal Reserve Board,[31] Australian Bureau of Statistics,[32] Gallup,[33] YouGov[34] and Australia’s Social Research Center.[35] The United States Census Bureau defines baby boomers as “individuals born in the United States between mid-1946 and mid-1964”

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