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Posted by caleb on April 27, 2005 at 16:28:15 from (208.180.16.104):
In Reply to: Story about today's generation ... posted by Rodent on April 27, 2005 at 10:06:58:
True, True, True. I am 21 years old so I fall into "that generation". I haven't been reading a whole lot on here but when I get a chance at bashing my peers I can't resist. My generation needs a lot of help. I wasn't one of those fortunate kids to have a car for most of highschool I had to catch the bus at 6:40 in the morning everyday until I bought my own car with my own money. My parents are in the upper tax bracket too. I am in college with a 3.25GPA, work full time plus(50-60hrs), live by myself and pay ALL of my bills. I've got a "good" job because of my father making me learn his trade of air conditioning(so I could buy that car). I wear my shirt tail tucked in and it's always yes ma'am and sir. TV, computers, and nintendo have ruined America. I hope that this trend changes because the world is in for it if it doesn't. I apologize for venting a little but I'm tired of all these punks giving all young adults a bad label. Thanks for listening. Caleb in TX
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