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The generational divide between millennials and boomers is no secret. From a staggering wealth gap (according to Bloomberg, boomers are 10 times wealthier than millennials, and twice as wealthy as Gen X) to different sets of values, these two generations seem worlds apart.
But leaving the differences aside, let’s take a moment to not just criticize but appreciate the older generation of our times, who, if anything, have taught us that they too can be cute, hilarious, witty, and utterly wholesome.
If you’re still not convinced, this “Wholesome Boomer Content” project that stretches through both Twitter and Instagram should do the job. The project aims at sharing the most wholesome things boomers have posted, showing their quirky side that we may not see that often! Psst! After you’re done, check out more “Wholesome Boomer Content” in our previous article.
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PenitentEyeball 3 years ago (edited)
May I have some of that old people money? (or if not that some love? ;)
a_smol_berry 3 years ago
Grandma money is the best, I should be getting a Nintendo lite from my grandmother this month 🤞
Pamela Tapia 3 years ago
I'm an *old people* and I don't have *old people* money. LOL! Not everyone is a well off boomer, and I'd like that myth busted! (Born in 1948)
Lisa Johannesson 3 years ago
Aw, i wish this was my grandmother. Mine doesn't even know what day it is 🙁 and before that, she gave me a map of the world after she found out what terrible sense of direction i have -_-
Delinda Hyde 3 years ago
She showed you her ♥️ when she could, in her own way. Keep that memory in your heart.
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To find out more about baby boomers and fellow generations, as well as the generational clash they have with millennials, we spoke with Dr. Audrey Tang, a chartered psychologist and author of multiple books, including "Be A Great Manager Now", "The Leader's Guide to Mindfulness," and "The Leader's Guide to Resilience.”
Dr. Tang explained that "baby boomers" are defined as being born between 1945 and 1964 - the period after World War II saw a spike in babies being born, giving rise to the name.
“Despite their parents having experienced World War II and needing to recover and repair in its aftermath, babies born in this period experienced huge developments in technology with the shaping of computers, developments in space travel, LED panels and even ‘direct dialing’ and they even had a time of relative stability for family employment and home life,” Dr. Tang said.
#4
Shauna Voigt 3 years ago
Once again my in laws were like this when my daughter came out. Her girlfriend (my bonus daughter) is their granddaughter too and nobody can tell them differently.
El Dee 3 years ago
Grandparents of today were the cool kids protesting in the 60s for the rights we have now..
Jenny Michelle 3 years ago (edited)
I feel so good knowing that my Dad would be exactly the same if my nephew was to message this to him ..I love my parents! 💙💚💛 (although he has a girlfriend so I don't this will happen 😅 )
#5
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
My grandpa used to call me at least once a week when I was in college between 1AM and 4AM and call me a bastard (child who either is born out of wedlock or does not know their father if BP censors the word) . Grandpa was a former cowboy (animal handler type, not football player) who was pretty rough around the edges. Dad worked nights so grandpa would call him whenever he couldn't sleep. Grandpa would wake up with back pain, take a pill for it, then call dad to chat. Once they'd hang up, I'd get a phone call from grandpa that was always a pain-killer induced profanity laced tirade about either how proud he was of me for doing x(ie aced my chemistry test) or insulting me incessantly for my failures (most common was not calling my family enough). Either way, he had a favorite curse word and he used it like people use the F-bomb now to replace any other word. Due to finals and $$, I could not attend his funeral when he passed and it really hit home that night when he didn't call.
Shauna Voigt 3 years ago
That last line gutted me. Just know he's whenever we go after dying still lovingly calling you a bastard.
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Hill Branda 3 years ago
Everyone should have a grandma who sends treats and calls them a 'little s- -t."
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Insono 3 years ago
All aboard ship Nana&Karl!! 🛳️ Also dang I'm bummed these posts came from a repost page instead of reddit because I wanted to check the source to find out if it worked!
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Zack Podany 3 years ago (edited)
Good thing it ain't me. King's p**n opening is the only move I know. **EDIT** WHY is p a w n censored?
Apparently, baby boomers were to experience the growth of the Beatles and enjoy some of the most still-revered music today, and they were not distracted by the smartphone. “It is certainly possible that people may look at this generation with envy!”
“As we reach Gen X (born to the baby boomers between 1965-1981), this was a time of greater upheaval, and so the new parents (i.e. the baby boomers), from a place of relative comfort, began to manage competition for jobs, giving rise to more ‘individualism’ - setting the example of working hard (without so much play).
”There were still refinements to be made in technology with computers becoming household appliances, and the TV expanding its channel repertoire, Dr. Tang added.
#8
Ashley Schriber 3 years ago
Haha, yeah, advise her to skip the pig f*****g one. It's not the best, anyway.
François Carré 3 years ago
Every Black Mirror episode be like "I should not have watched this - but I definitely HAD to".
Nomsa Daniel 3 years ago
LolololI agree! It broke my brain. Haven't watched another episode since.
Skylar Jaxx 3 years ago
Black mirror I'm still waiting to see if they will do more.... They say it's coming but WHEN??????
#9
Khavrinen 3 years ago
"Koalas? Giraffes? Gorillas? Toto, I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore."
Lollipop Girl 3 years ago (edited)
This one right here. This is the best comment I've read in my long time on BP
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Everyone knows there are giraffes and koalas all over the place in Kansas!
HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
This is so lovable! But she could have added one for me. I was driving home after my sister's wedding about 2 a.m. in a Florida deluge. Small branches we down, so I was being very careful. BTW, it was not raining when I left. Saw a large branch on the road, so just as I was going around it, it got up and started walking across the road. It was easily a 10 foot gator. Behind the actual branch. I thought I was seeing things. I did the whole taking off my glasses, rubbing my eyes, but it was still strolling. Then, just before it cleared the road, it stopped, looked at me and hissed. If there hadn't been that branch, I could have hit it, and flipped my car. And, no, he didn't use a turn signal.
Michael Fuhry 3 years ago
Yeah, watch out for those silverback gorillas roaming the Interstate 😆
Solidhog 3 years ago
This is what happens when Americans buy animals as exotic pets and then release them into the wild when they get too big.
Auntriarch 3 years ago
Not just Americans at all. This is why there are wallabies in Derbyshire England
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#10
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
Sam : What we need is a few good taters. Gollum : What's taters, precious? What's taters, eh? Sam : *Po-tay-toes!* Boil 'em, mash 'em, stick 'em in a stew
Debora Shuger 3 years ago
As a sophisticated boomer, 1) I don't know what the capitalized word means; 2)yet I realize that I could check Urban Dictionary to find out if I were curious; 3) but I'm not.
Evelyn Ann 3 years ago
Now im curious if it's slang for anything other than potato but don't want to look it up 🤣
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Juris Macto 3 years ago
Somehow I just KNEW there would be a LOTR reference here.
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Jennifer Dibble 3 years ago
FYI, if you go to the Potato Festival in Idaho and you show an out-of-State driver's license, you will receive a free basket of tater tots. They advertise it on giant billboards and call it "Free Taters for Out-of-Staters!"
🦩Laneypooh🦩 3 years ago
I really like TATERS like a lot. and TATERS are my favorite. I can't live without TATERS...
#11
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
I never begrudge a person whose excited about discovering an old piece of technology that knocks their socks off. Not everyone is lucky enough to experience the new at the same time. I vividly remember the first time I saw color TV. I'd spent Friday night at a friends house and the next morning BUGS BUNNY WAS NOT BLACK AND WHITE!!! Columbus brought the pineapple back from the New World in 1493. Almost 200 years later in 1675 King Charles II thought the first one he saw was so awesome he had a portrait commissioned of him and a pineapple. The painting is still on display at the Ham House in Richmond on Thames. Coincidentally I also love pineapple on ham in real life as well.
Powerful Katrinka 3 years ago
My father was born in 1919. When he was a kid, having electricity in your house was a big deal. I gave him and my mom an iPad when they first came out and it only took him a few minutes to figure it out. That's just a mind-blowing leap in technology during his lifetime.
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ace axolotl (she/her) 3 years ago
oh you didn't know? nothing comes out till grandpa reads the article!
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🦩Laneypooh🦩 3 years ago
and she was like "do you mind deary if I take a picture of you so I don't forget your face next time I see you"
“The most recent generation, Gen Z/post-millennials (born 1995-2010), have grown up with technology as well as the growing dangers of online platforms,” Dr. Tang said, and added that their parents (who may be struggling to move from analogue to digital) may not always recognize the dangers, nor are they in a position of knowledge to stop them.
“For both Gen Z and Gen Y, jobs are not always easy to come by, but at the same time, for Gen X who haven't retrained, they struggle too - leading to a growing mistrust of the styles and work ethics of Gen X and Gen Y/Z.”
“What is notable, however,” Dr. Tang argues, “is that Gen Y and Gen Z will also have experienced greater acceptance of diversity and gender fluidity and chosen partners and the latter also see the value of technology for starting hashtag campaigns and voicing issues such as period poverty.”
#13
Fenchurch 3 years ago
Prob using Google assistant to open Netflix, not googling it
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NicNor5560 3 years ago
OMG, I'm not even a GM but I did this to someone. We started chatting on Pinterest and then somehow we ended up texting. "How did you get into my phone?" "Messages" "I know I use Messages; but how did you get into my phone???" "Messages - I'm texting you!" "I know but how?" - That went on for about 5 minutes. My text app is Messages (not that great, don't use that) so I was utterly confused. That was the first time that someone would text me without being in my contact list... I got better with time and switched to WhatsApp too.
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Skylar Jaxx 3 years ago
Right like awesome, cool, I would be like discuss!!!!! I saw most of those.
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PenguinQueen 3 years ago
Only 1 word replys about the show, poor bloke could be lonely.. And it taking 2 months before OP realises they haven't messaged?! Sad =(
Lisa Johannesson 3 years ago
It's his grandpa's neighbor, the fact that the have a text chain in the first place is odd 😅
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Bobby 3 years ago
When I worked for the local internet provider we would get a lot of angry calls whenever Facebook or any streaming service went down. And some of our customers couldn't process that it wasn't the internet. I started using analogies like pretend we sold you a car. You now need fuel, but the gas station is closed. We don't sell the fuel, only the vehicle
Celtic Pirate Queen 3 years ago
In all fairness, many older persons use all caps because it's easier for them to read. They're NOT yelling at you, I promise.
MygrandsonscallmeNia 3 years ago
Internet, in 1999. Yelling at kids to get off the computer, because I have people calling wanting me to work for them. So, I get Pagoo! Internet answering machine. Kids, still wouldn't tell me I got messages... Because, they lived on ICQ, yahoo messenger, and Hotmail messenger all at once!
Sheri Muntean 3 years ago
When my aunt (in her 80s) discovered FB she always typed in all caps. It's was SO cute. My kids and I would lol every time she would be on. And we were her only friend on FB so she'd reply to every single post. 😂🤣
When asked about the generational wars between boomers and millennials, Dr. Tang said that Gen X and millennials arguably have the biggest gap in technology. “The changes in technology - analogue to digital, and smart phones was not an evolution but a revolution. Those in Gen X savvy enough and capable of upskilling themselves were able to ride the changes, but others who were not - or perhaps chose not to, found themselves left behind... this further broadened the gap with the Gen X 'dinosaurs' bemoaning the 'inability of millennials to do things the 'hard way,'” she explained.
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GUSANO GRANDE 3 years ago
Brb I'm going read it, it must be an interesting read if he's stuck reading it like a stoner gets stuck reading trash news.
survivalrhino 3 years ago
Which, of course, made me look up same-- been two hours so far.......
#17
HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
My grandma was born in 1896, and nary a curse work crossed her lips. She would just shake her head and TSK TSK TSK. She raised 15 kids on a farm. My entire vocabulary would be F**K!
Auntriarch 3 years ago
Tru dat. sometimes I use the f word as a space-bar. If my mother ever hears me, I'm dead
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PenitentEyeball 3 years ago
Mmm yes the ringer button, it requires skill to find, but finger nails to turn on and off
stephanie collett 3 years ago
I am Gen X. I know this is Boomer gen but I swear I read these and see my future self
Lisa Johannesson 3 years ago
Who the heck calls it the "ringer" button? Its the volume control, always has been.
Pursuing Peonies 3 years ago
Although, I definitely don't call it "the ringer button" it's the volume controls. So maybe a difference in terminology?
MygrandsonscallmeNia 3 years ago
Frustration, from having to learn to many things at once! I've been there!
#18
Roxy Eastland 3 years ago
Honestly, finding the little place where you type your reply isn't intuitive. If you're knew to this you like right under the message you want to reply to, and you also look for a really big gap to type in.
Thomas Ewing 3 years ago
I have the same problem with messenger. It pops up and I can't clear it.
Dr. Tang continued that millennials also recognize that technology could make some tasks more efficient without compromising quality. Having said that, “even when there are merits for both sides - when there is conflict, it's not about listening and learning, but about winning,” she said.
“It is also arguable that sometimes Gen X are selective in their complaints - they can 'hate new-fangled technology' - but might have been perfectly happy with CDs and DVDs... and what is also notable is that sometimes it is grandchildren who teach grandparents to use technology, so you might even have baby boomers coping with Zoom and Whatsapp in a way that Gen X are still coming to terms with (i.e. 'What's wrong with a phone call?').”
#19
Powerful Musk Ox 3 years ago
Puff balls (healthy white inside) are known as the tofu of mushrooms because they easily take on flavors you cook with them. They're dense so easy for slicing and imo delicious!
#20
Daycare Attendant Sun 3 years ago
Borgers sound way better, anyway. Though, I would miss those cheddar biscuits
Taylor Carroll 3 years ago
Who saves their grandparents under their actual name and not "grandma/pa/" or other derivative??
Rylee Evergreen🦋 3 years ago
Ha!!! Hate to admit it, that's me. I have my grandma saved as her full name. In fact, everyone except for my parents and best friend have their full name in my contacts. It's like, a mark of honor at this point to be put as just your first name or nickname (like mother/dad). At this point it means they're like closer than my literal family
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Katherine Boag 3 years ago
She walked to Burger King, and then she walked back home from Burger King 🎶
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Bored Retsuko 3 years ago (edited)
To be honest, I wonder why so many native English speakers keep getting it wrong... "definite" + suffix "-ly"... (hope I'm not coming across condescending or anything, just genuinely wondering) 😅
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Nitka Tsar 3 years ago
Hahahaha I've just spelled this wrong yesterday or the day before on here and was corrected by a fellow panda. Poor fellow was downvoted for it. This is one of the hardest words for me as a foreign speaker to get right.
Remi 3 years ago
I always keep trying to put two fs in it. Seems I have to many fs to give still
PenitentEyeball 3 years ago (edited)
Hold on one second… something isn’t quite right… oh wait I know! This is to wholesome, we must arrest Jeanine immediately!
Dr. Tang explained that “along with efficiency, however, you DO have the issue that text speech and Facebook friends give the illusion of connection and camaraderie which does not exist IRL (In Real Life) - and while it can sound like Gen X are 'going on' about how millennials need to get off their appliances, the quality of the relationships that Gen X have may well be deeper - and something millennials can learn from.”
When it comes to the generational war, older generations are sometimes even accused of “stealing” the future from the young. Dr. Tang told us that it’s “a very harsh way of phrasing it, BUT saying that, there are so many cases on a social platform where councils, for example, stand in the way of progression arguably because they don't have the vision of the proposers for change; and of course, if we are talking about climate change - yes, there can be an element of selfishness, because a Gen X parent may say - well, it's not going to happen in my lifetime.”
However, she added that at the same time, “the baby boomer and some Gen X parents are those who fold up one piece of toilet paper, and store things in tupperware to ration and avoid waste, just in case... and they may well despair at disposable culture.”
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HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
My old HS boyfriend complains about that. He just turned 68. I complain about my boobs heading in the same direction.
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B Hobbit 3 years ago
"Deez nuts is an expression used to deliberately interrupt or divert a conversation. It is not a literal reference to testicles; rather it is used figuratively to disrupt and show disrespect to whatever discussion is currently occurring." First time I have ever heard this.
Poultry Geist 3 years ago
“Deez nuts” have been around longer than the internet has been so widely accessible!
#23
Michael Fuhry 3 years ago
I'm a vegetarian, but honestly, that is a damn good looking sandwich.
Sue From Michigan 3 years ago
Lol. Gramps is proud of his brisket no matter what else is going on.
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
SUS...grandpa putting wax paper around it like the deli too? Oh ..right..the dog ;)
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Jessica Cifelli 3 years ago
The fact that the grandparent is called Gramcracker in their phone😂
“Then if we look at disposable culture - if you have the older generation rationing toilet paper (just because they've always done it), and Gen Y and Z littering (look at Glastonbury the night after Paul McCartney's gig) - who is causing the greater problem? ...Although perhaps that was baby boomers right through! But with sustainability, we all need to do our bit,” Dr. Tang argues.
Moreover, it is also perhaps arguable that while older generations can be reminded to embrace diversity, they do so only to the extent of ticking a box, they do not appreciate what inclusion and equality bring to the table because they have "always done it that way," Dr. Tang ponders. But sometimes it's about changing the game, not just the people who are playing it in order to thrive.
#25
Rage Of Aquarius II 3 years ago
I taught my Nana to text last year, and this is how she formats it 🤣
#26
Pumpkin Spice 3 years ago
I don't think that last sentence came out how you intended it, Eyeball...
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Mike Schantini 3 years ago
What constitutes a bread emergency? Maybe she is surrounded by geese
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Munnin 3 years ago
My child was 16 when Pokémon Go came out. As a joke they put it on my phone and set up an account for me without my knowledge. I then spent the next few months texting them things like "I just caught a Wild Evee in my room!" Eventually they replied "You don't have to say wild. That's not part of their names. They're all wild until you catch them." with an 🙄. They live in Washington now, but their 11yr-old brother hijacked my account and now has 1000+ Pokémon, including several legendary. He has delays and this was the first thing he ever showed real interest in. He still loves it so we take him out on weekends to go Pokémon hunting; my husband pulls over at random isolated Pokestops for him on our way to town. I don't get people mocking younger people for playing. Kids in the 90s/2000s wanted to be trainers, and now they can!
Catsplay Harry Holmes 3 years ago
I had a teacher in the lab who allowed us to play Pokemon Go and played with us. apart from the fact that our laboratory was a pokestop or an arena and the hospital too😂
Zack Podany 3 years ago
I'm imagining some sort of twisted (well, twisted-er) Wonka Factory where they make the candy...
Zedrapazia 3 years ago
Quagmire? Autocorrect go brrr, am I right? I wonder which Pokémon it actually was
“Older generations may also struggle with understanding fluidity in sexuality and gender, and so those freer with their authenticity may feel unvalidated or unseen, causing greater mental health issues... and on the point of mental (ill) health - we have gone beyond psychology applied to help those 'not ok - to OK,' but rather we are looking at growth and transformation, i.e. getting support has less of a stigma; and there are so many more ways of achieving it, e.g. there is a 'third wave' of therapy which may be very unfamiliar to even Gen X practitioners,” the psychologist explained.
Having said that, Dr. Tang concluded that #cancelculture doesn't help each generation understand each other either. “Compromises need to be made on both sides, and perhaps then a more collaborative and inclusive approach can develop!”
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Jessica Julian 3 years ago
I saw one about a mom who complained that her son changed the Google logo, because she liked the old one. He said he didn't do it, it was the people that run Google. She asked "you don't run Google?", or something like that. He said if he did he wouldn't be driving a 2004 Corolla, or something like that.
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
Silly things like this make me wish I still had grandparents alive. I introduced one Gran to Nintendo (Mario and Luigi original) and it was THE BEST watching her play! Especially when drunk! Don't ask
Huddo's sister 3 years ago
OMG I've just realised what I missed out on with my grandma- that would have been awesome!
Load More Replies... Poeha 3 years ago
My mom calls em Dinges, Thingy. You know, that guy.. No who? Dinges. Oooh Dinges. Sure. Dinges if you dunno how it's called, say Dinges. https://youtu.be/FcKMeNqlghw
Celtic Pirate Queen 3 years ago
OMG - I just watched Jose Sarduy on Drybar Comedy. He was stationed at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, CO. His Mother called the base Commander after seeing a plane crashed in MISSOURI. "Is my baby okay?" Didn't leave her name, didn't leave HIS name, just click. Please watch it - it's hilarious.
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Rebecca Trinkner 3 years ago
Yeah, WTF was that about? It has to have been canceled, but I don't get why. It was SO good!
GW 3 years ago
Netflix does that all the time. They did it with Julie and the Phantoms too
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Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
I thought the show she was talking about was going to be The Sopranos.
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ItsJess 3 years ago
They're a rebel playing by noone's rules but their own
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El Dee 3 years ago
This is true. But in the UK Harry and Meghan get so much hate from the newspapers, it's disgusting the things they say about them..
InfectedVoiceBox 3 years ago
Most of it is well deserved, they are horrendous people, from a Brit.
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Emma S 3 years ago
As a Brit, I feel that some of the dislike of Harry and Meaghan is justifiable. They stepped down as senior members of the Royal family citing privacy reasons, but then gave a very public interview on Oprah Winfrey and are doing a Netlix documentary now? They are very happy to cash in on the family name, while complaining about the ' unfair' treatment they've been subjected to. Harry has lived a very privileged life, attending the best private schools in the county and having everything he wants/needs given to him curtesy of the British tax payer because he's part of the British Royal family and now he's had the full benefit of that he insults the family and the UK saying they're treating him poorly. Let's not also forget that Meghan has been caught out lying a couple of times as well. She claimed to have never heard of the British royal family and had no idea who Harry was when they met, and then a photo of her outside Buckingham Palace as a child emerged.
Emma S 3 years ago (edited)
Given that Meghan was living in Canada (part of the Commonwealth and even has the Queen on their currency) when she started going out with Harry, I find it unlikely she didn't know who Queen Elizabeth II was. There was also the matter of her claiming on Oprah that herself and Harry had legally got married a few days before their public, tax payer funded wedding. This was also proved to be a lie. You can say what you like about William but he's not the one insulting his family. William is taking his responsibility as future king seriously and doesn't go on TV to cause distress to his 96 year old grandmother, who has ruled for 70 years. Harry should go back to concentrating on his work for armed forces veterans being a former soldier himself, instead on trying to be a big star in California.
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Lisa Johannesson 3 years ago
My dad thinks they're brats, which i find a bit ironic considering he's a 50+ year old Swedish man with an opinion about British royalty he mooched off American YouTube commentators.
Eastendbird 3 years ago
I recently read The Palace Papers by Tina Brown which gives a pretty unsensational and clear account of the Harry/Meghan/Royal family issues. Worth a read for an even handed view rather than just branding one side or the other awful.
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Leslie Burleson 3 years ago
I don't know about you , but I'll be making apple fritters tomorrow
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
I have a cookbook I have used since I bought it in the early eighties. However, I also print recipes off the internet, mostly because I can print the picture of what the dish is supposed to look like above the recipe. But I do my own editing (if the website’s print option doesn’t come out looking too good) and use MY OWN printer.
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NicNor5560 3 years ago
I have the same problem when I'm posting on LinkedIn; I'm never sure I did it correctly so my husband adds a note on my post so I know it's done right. I understand this completely.
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Celeste 3 years ago
Was it Blue? Because everybody knows one. Every garden grows one. Weeping like a willow? Crying in my pillow? Sorry, Barry, I tried buddy.
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Zack Podany 3 years ago
This phone was either a gift from children, or he wandered into a cell phone store and they went to work.
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Bobert Robertson 3 years ago
Nothing wrong with this, they're awesome! Love back to the farm 🤜
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M 24 3 years ago
Honestly curious what is considered a boomer now days because I was under the impression a boomer was the generation after ww2 what now anyone over 40 is a boomer?
M 24 3 years ago
Im 29 and have been called a boomer multiple times either thats the dumbest attempt to insult me or kids today are just thT stupid
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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago
It sneaks up on you, my Dad is tech savvy still with what he does, but moved away from PC/computer work a while back. And last year asked me what a "Me Me" was. I didn't laugh at first, only later when teasing was appropriate 😆
Lauren Caswell 3 years ago
And yes, I have received highlights of all the memes from over the years since 😅
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Enlee Jones 3 years ago
This reminds me of the time I tried to explain Twitter and tweets to my dad. I don’t think he ever got it. LOL
Anna Banana 3 years ago
I've just remembered that my grandma never got the concept of Skype and thought that my dad would go bankrupt every time he sat her down to talk with some relatives on another continent.
Load More Replies... Mistiekim 3 years ago
The ones from grandparents make me sad. I have none left and I lost three of them when I was pretty young, so I never got the chance to really enjoy them. My mom’s mom died about 5 years ago - I know she loved me, but let’s just say she wasn’t one to express her emotions very well. But, she was still a great grandma 🙂
Blaze Fitzwater 3 years ago
My grandparents have all passed away (both sets) so this post really warmed my heart and made me laugh. Thanks BP!
Cydney Golden 3 years ago
Yeah, these are not about boomers. These are the generation before boomers...like my parents. I'm a boomer, none of this applies to people my age!
Catsplay Harry Holmes 3 years ago
My grandma gets along better with her cell phone than sometimes my mother 😂Grandma has more followers on Instagram than my mother. My grandmother is a photographer and my mother is a comic artist.
M 24 3 years ago
Honestly curious what is considered a boomer now days because I was under the impression a boomer was the generation after ww2 what now anyone over 40 is a boomer?
M 24 3 years ago
Im 29 and have been called a boomer multiple times either thats the dumbest attempt to insult me or kids today are just thT stupid
Load More Replies... Lauren Caswell 3 years ago
It sneaks up on you, my Dad is tech savvy still with what he does, but moved away from PC/computer work a while back. And last year asked me what a "Me Me" was. I didn't laugh at first, only later when teasing was appropriate 😆
Lauren Caswell 3 years ago
And yes, I have received highlights of all the memes from over the years since 😅
Load More Replies... Enlee Jones 3 years ago
This reminds me of the time I tried to explain Twitter and tweets to my dad. I don’t think he ever got it. LOL
Anna Banana 3 years ago
I've just remembered that my grandma never got the concept of Skype and thought that my dad would go bankrupt every time he sat her down to talk with some relatives on another continent.
Load More Replies... Mistiekim 3 years ago
The ones from grandparents make me sad. I have none left and I lost three of them when I was pretty young, so I never got the chance to really enjoy them. My mom’s mom died about 5 years ago - I know she loved me, but let’s just say she wasn’t one to express her emotions very well. But, she was still a great grandma 🙂
Blaze Fitzwater 3 years ago
My grandparents have all passed away (both sets) so this post really warmed my heart and made me laugh. Thanks BP!
Cydney Golden 3 years ago
Yeah, these are not about boomers. These are the generation before boomers...like my parents. I'm a boomer, none of this applies to people my age!
Catsplay Harry Holmes 3 years ago
My grandma gets along better with her cell phone than sometimes my mother 😂Grandma has more followers on Instagram than my mother. My grandmother is a photographer and my mother is a comic artist.
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