Turns Out, There Is An Unofficial Generation Called Zillennials And Here Are 40 Posts From The Facebook Group Where They Found Their People

That case made it possible to flaunt your phone on your tool belt. And it never mattered if you grabbed the phone or the hammer. Equally efficient...

While not about this particular submission, but the whole thread: it's called a "cusper generation" and happens with just about every generation. Prior to the Zillennials, there are folks like me who are Xennials (on the cusp of Gen X and Millennials).

A Nokia hammer...a godamn 4400 attached to a wooden handle

My dad has this exact phone when I was a very young teen. I am now 30

My dad had it, it got stolen

I don't play along. Whenever someone does anything like this, I do it the first time then not again. If I get called out 'I did it the first time. Would you rather I skip the first time and wait until your good and ready to accept my participation?'

Expecting a group of adults to greet you like a room full of kindergarteners is not a great look.

And while the crowd was yelling goodmorning you'd be saying random things/cursing/expressing your dislike of the whole situation. Like: GOODMORNING - Me: I'D RATHER BE AT THE DENTIST!

My social studies teacher does this every single day. Usually we get it right the first or second time, but sometimes it takes three tries to say it loud enough.

And then ask me to announce something about myself that no one knows.

This is not ok. And it's not ok to try and silence folks like Bernie and AOC who try to fix it.

Wish I could upvote this one twice.

They forget that rent is just rent. When you buy a house there comes a lot more on top of that. Legal fies, insurances, garbage disposal fees, sometimes water/ electricity/ heating is included in rent, it is not in the mortgage... and so on. So yes, maybe you can't really afford that house.

This is what everyone said before the GFC...

This is because a mortgage requires a down payment and around 15-30 years to pay off. Then you have homeowners insurance, property tax, and home maintenance. Add this all up and see if your mortgage is really cheaper.

I'm sleeping in and travel internationally in their honor.

I appreciate your sacrifice.

On behalf of all the childful communities, I pledge to (try) enjoy my child free life!

Why do people who don't want kids feel the need to shout it from the rooftops? Nobody cares

Totally - go you, and the rest of us childfree adults :)

The 90s were like 10 years ago right? Right??

I need a music station that exclusively plays music from the 90's until 2014 ish. Aka, my childhood years. gimme that nostalgia. I've been making playlists but theres only so much I remember without hearing it first ;-;

Must be for Gen X. We stopped counting after the 90's.

Despite being more than competent in arithmetic, I cannot for the life of me make the gap between 1990 and 2010 any greater than zero years.

It doesn't help that some things havn't changed much over the last 20ish years. Cars for example, 40's vs 50's, 50's vs'60's, 60's vs 70's, 70's vs 80's, 80's vs 90's. They were visibly different but since the 90's, most don't change much. Most have the same bubbly shape so a 95 blends right in with a 22.

I still have to do this from time to time.

Pre YouTube you had to watch RealPlayer buffer everything.

Can anyone still hear the modem dialing the www? Lol

How about dial up internet

From Philippines here and since we have a really crappy internet, we still do that here, sadly

Same with languages. What did the poet mean by "the curtains are blue." He meant: THE CURTAINS ARE F*****G BLUE!

I get they want you to understand it but really??

Always hated geometry for this very reason.

inside angles are 180, outside are 360, depending on the given angles, chose one of these to prove the object shape. its 5th grade math.

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I kinda miss that. Liked to chew on them until they became splints. Ice cream just is not as tasty without them

I always used a regular spoon instead of the wood, because of how the wood tasted