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Boomers, the real fearless generation.
Those that didn’t go to Viet Nam survived riots on campus and all sorts of drug related hazards. No one was afraid of dirty needles, we rode bicycles without helmets and survived all wrecks with minor injuries and a band aid. Stealing a car always meant a possible life ending injury, as people in those days could protect their property with guns and knives.
Knowing the hazards that existed every day made a much more polite society. Even the crooks in those days were higher class… You’re not decades off I promise. LMFAO Your analysis is clear as cement… I’ll make it clear, Kirk. Your analysis is way off base just like your fellow Boomers. I’ve never paid attention to you and now I know why…
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Boomers, the real fearless generation.
Those that didn’t go to Viet Nam survived riots on campus and all sorts of drug related hazards. No one was afraid of dirty needles, we rode bicycles without helmets and survived all wrecks with minor injuries and a band aid. Stealing a car always meant a possible life ending injury, as people in those days could protect their property with guns and knives.
Knowing the hazards that existed every day made a much more polite society. Even the crooks in those days were higher class… You’re not decades off I promise. LMFAO Your analysis is clear as cement… I’ll make it clear, Kirk. Your analysis is way off base just like your fellow Boomers. I’ve never paid attention to you and now I know why… That’s fine, Shrapnel. It doesn’t make either of our positions different .
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Boomers, the real fearless generation.
Those that didn’t go to Viet Nam survived riots on campus and all sorts of drug related hazards. No one was afraid of dirty needles, we rode bicycles without helmets and survived all wrecks with minor injuries and a band aid. Stealing a car always meant a possible life ending injury, as people in those days could protect their property with guns and knives.
Knowing the hazards that existed every day made a much more polite society. Even the crooks in those days were higher class… You’re not decades off I promise. LMFAO Your analysis is clear as cement… I’ll make it clear, Kirk. Your analysis is way off base just like your fellow Boomers. I’ve never paid attention to you and now I know why… That’s fine, Shrapnel. It doesn’t make either of our positions different . I remember dooring hippies on bicycles like you when I was going to college. It kept me awake after a night of drugs and drinking…
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Boomers, the real fearless generation.
Those that didn’t go to Viet Nam survived riots on campus and all sorts of drug related hazards. No one was afraid of dirty needles, we rode bicycles without helmets and survived all wrecks with minor injuries and a band aid. Stealing a car always meant a possible life ending injury, as people in those days could protect their property with guns and knives.
Knowing the hazards that existed every day made a much more polite society. Even the crooks in those days were higher class… You’re not decades off I promise. LMFAO Your analysis is clear as cement… I’ll make it clear, Kirk. Your analysis is way off base just like your fellow Boomers. I’ve never paid attention to you and now I know why… That’s fine, Shrapnel. It doesn’t make either of our positions different . I remember dooring hippies on bicycles like you when I was going to college. It kept me awake after a night of drugs and drinking… You’re off base AGAIN LoL
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Pard,
If it has two wheels and a motor, it is fun. Boom boom pard!
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I work with a couple guys that are 27 and 32 years old. I swear to God, I try to wrap my brain around what has become of America. The 27 year old lives at home with his divorced mom, doesn't have a car or a driver's license, smokes a ton of weed and stays up until 2 am playing video games. The 32 year old lives in a house owned by his parents. The highlight of his life is watching sports on TV. Neither have any sort of work ethic JFC. I lived such a radically different life than these children. I'm a Boomer born in 1960. My parents divorced when I was 12. I had nothing as a young kid. I knew from the minute I left the house that it was sink or swim. I swam hard. For 10 years I raced motocross. I had some incredible hot Rods including a a blown Camaro Z-28. I've hunted nearly every western state and Alaska multiple times. Owned a half dozen horses. I tore through two dozen women before I found my current wife. I've owned 4 houses. Many vehicles. I've never been rich, just driven. I always knew that everything I loved hinged on me being successful at work. I strived to be the best I could possibly be at my trade. I can't for the life of me understand these underachieving generations. It makes me sick to see them wasting their lives. Are you talking about two kids that work at a grocery store? I'm not ashamed of being a butcher. I'm not your average butcher.
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I work with a couple guys that are 27 and 32 years old. I swear to God, I try to wrap my brain around what has become of America. The 27 year old lives at home with his divorced mom, doesn't have a car or a driver's license, smokes a ton of weed and stays up until 2 am playing video games. The 32 year old lives in a house owned by his parents. The highlight of his life is watching sports on TV. Neither have any sort of work ethic JFC. I lived such a radically different life than these children. I'm a Boomer born in 1960. My parents divorced when I was 12. I had nothing as a young kid. I knew from the minute I left the house that it was sink or swim. I swam hard. For 10 years I raced motocross. I had some incredible hot Rods including a a blown Camaro Z-28. I've hunted nearly every western state and Alaska multiple times. Owned a half dozen horses. I tore through two dozen women before I found my current wife. I've owned 4 houses. Many vehicles. I've never been rich, just driven. I always knew that everything I loved hinged on me being successful at work. I strived to be the best I could possibly be at my trade. I can't for the life of me understand these underachieving generations. It makes me sick to see them wasting their lives. Both are considered millennials the 27yr old is right on the cut off. The 32 yr old is definitely a millennial, this individual is unique in a sense they were born before the internet, smartphone. He was 10 or so when 9-11 happened 18yrs old at the height of the war in Iraq.
Then STFU. The rest of your statement is superflous bullshit with no real bearing on this discussion other than to massage your own ego. Suckin' on my titties like you wanted me.
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It doesn’t matter who you are or what you did for a living when you have a trophy room like Sal’s. 👍🏼
�Politicians are the lowest form of life on earth. Liberal Democrats are the lowest form of politician.� �General George S. Patton, Jr.
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I work with a couple guys that are 27 and 32 years old. I swear to God, I try to wrap my brain around what has become of America. The 27 year old lives at home with his divorced mom, doesn't have a car or a driver's license, smokes a ton of weed and stays up until 2 am playing video games. The 32 year old lives in a house owned by his parents. The highlight of his life is watching sports on TV. Neither have any sort of work ethic JFC. I lived such a radically different life than these children. I'm a Boomer born in 1960. My parents divorced when I was 12. I had nothing as a young kid. I knew from the minute I left the house that it was sink or swim. I swam hard. For 10 years I raced motocross. I had some incredible hot Rods including a a blown Camaro Z-28. I've hunted nearly every western state and Alaska multiple times. Owned a half dozen horses. I tore through two dozen women before I found my current wife. I've owned 4 houses. Many vehicles. I've never been rich, just driven. I always knew that everything I loved hinged on me being successful at work. I strived to be the best I could possibly be at my trade. I can't for the life of me understand these underachieving generations. It makes me sick to see them wasting their lives. Both are considered millennials the 27yr old is right on the cut off. The 32 yr old is definitely a millennial, this individual is unique in a sense they were born before the internet, smartphone. He was 10 or so when 9-11 happened 18yrs old at the height of the war in Iraq. Damn Bro
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I am reminded of a conversation with a liberal young man from California. Smart fellow and could actually discuss the issues.
I mentioned that I remembered when home interest rates were 18% and CD’s were paying 12% and he accused me of making that up. I encouraged him to Google that.
I am a young Boomer but am noticing the generational gap. It seems as though people just seem to think that life was the same just 50 years earlier. I used to think my mother was making up stories of the Germans dropping bombs on her too.
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The top pic reminds me of a good metaphorical documentary on the Boomer generation: the movie Easy Rider.
Two motorcycle boomers contract with a Jew to import drugs from Mexicans up to California. The Jew makes it clear he is going to push these drugs on White school kids but the boomers really want to have a Good Time so that doesn't bother them. They use the profit to finance a motorcycle trip across the country to Mardi Gras, and during the journey they engage in all sorts of degeneracy: drugs, casual sex, drugs, visiting a boomer hippie commune where everyone is on drugs, laughing at the local peasants. Normal boomer stuff.
They meet a guy who they befriend, and when he gets killed they just leave his corpse on the side of the road so their Good Time is not interrupted. They do visit the whorehouse their dead friend recommended, where they do drugs with the hookers. A Good Time is had by all.
Important symbolism is present through the entire movie. One of the main boomers is decorated with US flags and so is his motorcycle. In pursuit of his Good Time he rides that motorcycle until it is literally destroyed, never once having a care for its future.
Really good movie if you have the time and you watch it for what it is. Karen Black's thighs were the most memorable part of the movie. I was a teenager. But not a queer.
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The top pic reminds me of a good metaphorical documentary on the Boomer generation: the movie Easy Rider.
Two motorcycle boomers contract with a Jew to import drugs from Mexicans up to California. The Jew makes it clear he is going to push these drugs on White school kids but the boomers really want to have a Good Time so that doesn't bother them. They use the profit to finance a motorcycle trip across the country to Mardi Gras, and during the journey they engage in all sorts of degeneracy: drugs, casual sex, drugs, visiting a boomer hippie commune where everyone is on drugs, laughing at the local peasants. Normal boomer stuff.
They meet a guy who they befriend, and when he gets killed they just leave his corpse on the side of the road so their Good Time is not interrupted. They do visit the whorehouse their dead friend recommended, where they do drugs with the hookers. A Good Time is had by all.
Important symbolism is present through the entire movie. One of the main boomers is decorated with US flags and so is his motorcycle. In pursuit of his Good Time he rides that motorcycle until it is literally destroyed, never once having a care for its future.
Really good movie if you have the time and you watch it for what it is. Karen Black's thighs were the most memorable part of the movie. I was a teenager. But not a queer. Lol, She's a real beauty now......And dead.
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Trump Won!, Sandmann Won!, Rittenhouse Won!, Suck it Liberal Fuuktards.
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I'm not ashamed of being a butcher. I'm not your average butcher. You shouldn't be. But that wasn't my question.
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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I try not to get all caught up the generational hatred the left tries to sell us. I'd rather base my opinion of people on a case-by-case basis.
For example, a year or so back, I was having my septic tank pumped. Do it every three years. The old guy, about my age, who had been doing it for the last 18 years, had retired. The young fella who showed up to do the job had to be in his early 20's.
This young man had a lot of energy, and good spirit, doing a dirty job. I had to admire that.
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I try not to get all caught up the generational hatred the left tries to sell us. I'd rather base my opinion of people on a case-by-case basis.
For example, a year or so back, I was having my septic tank pumped. Do it every three years. The old guy, about my age, who had been doing it for the last 18 years, had retired. The young fella who showed up to do the job had to be in his early 20's.
This young man had a lot of energy, and good spirit, doing a dirty job. I had to admire that. Last guy to pump my tank was 86.
I am MAGA.
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I try not to get all caught up the generational hatred the left tries to sell us. I'd rather base my opinion of people on a case-by-case basis.
For example, a year or so back, I was having my septic tank pumped. Do it every three years. The old guy, about my age, who had been doing it for the last 18 years, had retired. The young fella who showed up to do the job had to be in his early 20's.
This young man had a lot of energy, and good spirit, doing a dirty job. I had to admire that. Last guy to pump my tank was 86. Damn.
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Always shake hands with the guy who shows up for plumbing issues.
They appreciate it, that and pay cash.
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The top pic reminds me of a good metaphorical documentary on the Boomer generation: the movie Easy Rider.
Two motorcycle boomers contract with a Jew to import drugs from Mexicans up to California. The Jew makes it clear he is going to push these drugs on White school kids but the boomers really want to have a Good Time so that doesn't bother them. They use the profit to finance a motorcycle trip across the country to Mardi Gras, and during the journey they engage in all sorts of degeneracy: drugs, casual sex, drugs, visiting a boomer hippie commune where everyone is on drugs, laughing at the local peasants. Normal boomer stuff.
They meet a guy who they befriend, and when he gets killed they just leave his corpse on the side of the road so their Good Time is not interrupted. They do visit the whorehouse their dead friend recommended, where they do drugs with the hookers. A Good Time is had by all.
Important symbolism is present through the entire movie. One of the main boomers is decorated with US flags and so is his motorcycle. In pursuit of his Good Time he rides that motorcycle until it is literally destroyed, never once having a care for its future.
Really good movie if you have the time and you watch it for what it is. From which Reddit sub-forum did you glean this pile of steaming horse schit? LOL Fugking moron.
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Always shake hands with the guy who shows up for plumbing issues.
They appreciate it, that and pay cash. Pard, Don't nobody want to call the schit man, pard. Nobody. LOL
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Boomers have nicer boats. They enjoy the cruise.
Gun Shows are almost as comical as boat ramps in the Spring.
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