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darn kids today, dont know they're alive. why back in my day blah blah and blah
that article wrote:
This is an obituary for the generation gap. It is a story about 40-year-old men and women who look, talk, act, and dress like people who are 22 years old. It’s not about a fad but about a phenomenon that looks to be permanent. It’s about the hedge-fund guy in Park Slope with the chunky square glasses, brown rock T-shirt, slight paunch, expensive jeans, Puma sneakers, and shoulder-slung messenger bag, with two kids squirming over his lap like itchy chimps at the Tea Lounge on Sunday morning.
darn kids today, dont know they're alive. why back in my day blah blah and blah
that article wrote:
This is an obituary for the generation gap. It is a story about 40-year-old men and women who look, talk, act, and dress like people who are 22 years old. It’s not about a fad but about a phenomenon that looks to be permanent. It’s about the hedge-fund guy in Park Slope with the chunky square glasses, brown rock T-shirt, slight paunch, expensive jeans, Puma sneakers, and shoulder-slung messenger bag, with two kids squirming over his lap like itchy chimps at the Tea Lounge on Sunday morning.
Joined: Aug 21, 2002 Posts: 5,111 Location: Auckville
Posted: Wed 12/Apr/06 1:56pm Post subject:
I was thinking about this the other day. I bet all of my generation will spend the their twlight years trying to recapture their youth by playing GTA 2020… Not to mention hitting on the nursing home staff.
Joined: Jan 28, 2003 Posts: 17,513 Location: Planet Claire
Posted: Wed 12/Apr/06 1:58pm Post subject:
it is most important to act/dress your age, I reckon. how you define that is up to you, but there is something real sad about the "I'm so young and trendy" thing, as if youth was something to aspire to
Joined: Jan 28, 2003 Posts: 17,513 Location: Planet Claire
Posted: Wed 12/Apr/06 2:18pm Post subject:
oh :
the article wrote:
Being a Grup isn’t, as it turns out, all about holding on to some misguided, well-marketed idea of youth—or, at least, isn’t just about that. It’s also about rejecting a hand-me-down model of adulthood that asks, or even necessitates, that you let go of everything you ever felt passionate about. It’s about reimagining adulthood as a period defined by promise, rather than compromise. And who can’t relate to that?
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