This guy is getting crucified...and rightfully so.

AlCoDog

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And for anyone who ever wanted a clear example of a douchebag, here you go. That's weird as hell to be upset about.
 

Shmuley

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He looks a little old to be a 17n millenial, but he clearly has the mindset down.
 

Shmuley

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Have yet to meet a millenial who recognized their ****** mindset. Self-centered pussies.
 

BlueRidgeMtns

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The millennial generation was born somewhere around 1981-1997 depending on your source... and that's a wide range to lump someone who is successful and in their 30s (or whatever age) with a whiny college student (not all of them are whiny or entitled, but the squeaky wheel gets the grease in the media). Just keep in mind, the millennials didn't raise themselves, they have the older generations to thank for that.
 

aTotal360

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Nov 12, 2009
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Thread Hijack: If Freeze does get a show cause, can you imagine all the martyrdom/crucifixion references that will be made?
 

thekimmer

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He would be done if I was making the decision....


Because the predators were gracious enough to allow him to perform the anthem regularly he now feels like he's entitled to the job. He isn't. Lookit, he's an IT guy. Now genuine celebrity musicians have agreed to do the job so he should step aside and shut his mouth. This is not worth the hassle if I am in charge of this for the preds and I'd make sure nobody gets that comfortable doing this again.
 

MarkDallas

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Aug 27, 2014
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Minor clarification: he's not IT, he's IT recruiting. Which is just HR. And an HR professional should know better.
 

HotMop

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May 8, 2006
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Yeah, an HR guy should know a way to quickly get fired. Nailed it.
 

mstateglfr

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The millennial generation was born somewhere around 1981-1997 depending on your source... and that's a wide range to lump someone who is successful and in their 30s (or whatever age) with a whiny college student (not all of them are whiny or entitled, but the squeaky wheel gets the grease in the media). Just keep in mind, the millennials didn't raise themselves, they have the older generations to thank for that.

Being at the extreme end of the common age range, I refuse to identify with the term Millennial.

Date ranges by some groups-
1977-1997
1981-1997
1982-2004
1980-2000
1983-2000
1983-2001


I have read a couple times now that those born in the late 70s and early 80s(so call it 78-82) dont typically identify with either GenX or GenY(now called Millennial for whatever the **** reason). They are the Oregon Trail Generation. I would wear that badge with honor.

Anyways, just thought I would add you your overall comments. Agree that its dumb to lump a mid-late 30yo in with a 20yo college student and claim they share the same...anything due to an arbitrarily created segmentation of birth years.
Greatest Generation had the great depression, wars and suburban development to identify around.
Baby Boomers had a huge upkick in births, a rise of the counterculture leading, and Vietnam to identify around.
GenX has...a big void to identify around.
Not sure what those from 1978-2004(or whatever years you want to use) have to identify around. War on terror?
 

CochiseCowbell

Heisman
Oct 29, 2012
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For this Oregon Trail guy: I'd say we identify around the '89 World (Bay) Series Earthquake, '94 Baseball Strike, The Steroid Era...ok that's just my personal childhood.

Maybe the September 11th attacks?

Could the Gen Gappers be called the Windows/Apple II generation?

To the OP's point, of course the guy is disappointed. Who wouldn't be at first reaction? But, as others have stated he's so self unaware that he publicly bitches about it. In fact he may yet have still had a chance to sing one night, depending on how the series goes. Not now.
 

Bulldogg31

Redshirt
Dec 9, 2013
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Being at the extreme end of the common age range, I refuse to identify with the term Millennial.

Date ranges by some groups-
1977-1997
1981-1997
1982-2004
1980-2000
1983-2000
1983-2001


I have read a couple times now that those born in the late 70s and early 80s(so call it 78-82) dont typically identify with either GenX or GenY(now called Millennial for whatever the **** reason). They are the Oregon Trail Generation. I would wear that badge with honor.

Anyways, just thought I would add you your overall comments. Agree that its dumb to lump a mid-late 30yo in with a 20yo college student and claim they share the same...anything due to an arbitrarily created segmentation of birth years.
Greatest Generation had the great depression, wars and suburban development to identify around.
Baby Boomers had a huge upkick in births, a rise of the counterculture leading, and Vietnam to identify around.
GenX has...a big void to identify around.
Not sure what those from 1978-2004(or whatever years you want to use) have to identify around. War on terror?

The internet. Or the iPhone. Or both.
 

GloryDawg

Heisman
Mar 3, 2005
20,914
20,276
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Is there really a difference in boomers and millenials?

One example when the Boomers got ready to go out as a teenager and they were not dress appropriately their parent would not let them go out. They had to sneak out if they wanted to go. The millienials parents said to them "oh how cute" then let them go. To go a step further Generation X parents split the middle. Generation X parents said, "you know if you wear that you are going to get you *** kicked" then they let them go out.
 

EngDawg

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Mar 29, 2016
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Back to the original topic, I didn't particularly care for Keith Urban's rendition last night.
 
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