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Subject: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: deadrockstar on 03/31/06 at 4:14 am

What do you guys think?  ???

Subject: Re: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: karen on 03/31/06 at 4:24 am


What do you guys think?  ???


i think you got it wrong.  You really meant to say that it was similar to 1002

Subject: Re: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: deadrockstar on 03/31/06 at 4:27 am


i think you got it wrong.  You really meant to say that it was similar to 1002


Yeah.. I think so.

But I'm definitely sure that the Nerd Generation was 1990-1990.

Subject: Re: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: karen on 03/31/06 at 4:31 am


But I'm definitely sure that the Nerd Generation was 1990-1990.


It also seems to incorporate part of the early 80's as well.

Subject: Re: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 03/31/06 at 12:17 pm

I dont know guys I think 2001 was pretty similar culturally to 1865 myself but it had some similarities to 1729 as well. Maybe pop culture repeats itself every 136 years? ;D


But I'm definitely sure that the Nerd Generation was 1990-1990.



btw, the nerd generation is 1987-1990(had to push it back to include myself ;))

Subject: Re: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: deadrockstar on 03/31/06 at 4:49 pm


I dont know guys I think 2001 was pretty similar culturally to 1865 myself but it had some similarities to 1729 as well. Maybe pop culture repeats itself every 136 years? ;D


btw, the nerd generation is 1987-1990(had to push it back to include myself ;))


But now it includes me.. :(

KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!! >:( >:(

Subject: Re: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: Donnie Darko on 04/01/06 at 11:38 pm

Ah, a parody thread  ;D

But yes, 2001 is culturally part of the 19th Century, because it brought Bush into office.

Subject: Re: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: deadrockstar on 04/01/06 at 11:40 pm


Ah, a parody thread  ;D

But yes, 2001 is culturally part of the 19th Century, because it brought Bush into office.


You're not going away without acknowledging the burn I made on you about the Nerd Generation being 1990-1990. >:(

Subject: Re: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: bbigd04 on 04/01/06 at 11:41 pm


Ah, a parody thread  ;D

But yes, 2001 is culturally part of the 19th Century, because it brought Bush into office.


Lol, so true.

Subject: Re: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: Donnie Darko on 04/01/06 at 11:45 pm


You're not going away without acknowledging the burn I made on you about the Nerd Generation being 1990-1990. >:(


No, it's 1988.

Subject: Re: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 04/02/06 at 5:12 pm


But yes, 2001 is culturally part of the 19th Century, because it brought Bush into office.



;D

Subject: Re: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: A. Guest on 04/03/06 at 10:43 am


Ah, a parody thread  ;D

But yes, 2001 is culturally part of the 19th Century, because it brought Bush into office.


Now why would teh year 2000 and 1 have anything to do with the years 1801 through 1900? ::)

Subject: Re: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: karen on 04/04/06 at 10:49 am


Now why would teh year 2000 and 1 have anything to do with the years 1801 through 1900? ::)


Maybe Bush is taking America back to the 19th Century in some people's opinion?

Subject: Re: 2001: Culturally part of the 19th century?

Written By: mach!ne_he@d on 04/04/06 at 1:08 pm


But now it includes me.. :(

KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!! >:( >:(



But remember, generations are just sterotypes ;)

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