8den
No I'm pretty sure that was 8ball...
generation ketamine?
Katniss...
Generation Ketamine would be more fun but less functional.
generation ketamine?
I tried to look up what the fuck GenK is supposed to be...and I'm now even more confused. Is this whole cohort supposedly named after a character in a television programme?Fucking hell she was quoted extensively in the guardian today in an article about "Generation K"
I think I'm going to have to join Generation Ketamine to continue reading the Graunid
Always an "activist." Apart from noting that as usual, she's talking about herself and her lifestylism, where does one start with this load of toilet.Writer and activist Laurie Penny, herself a first-era millennial at the age of 29, agrees. “I think what today’s young people have grasped that my generation didn’t get until our early 20s, is that adults don’t know everything,” she says. “They might be trying their best but they don’t always have your best interests at heart. The current generation really understands that – they’re more politically engaged and they have more sense of community because they’re able to find each other easily thanks to their use of technology.”
I tried to look up what the fuck GenK is supposed to be...and I'm now even more confused. Is this whole cohort supposedly named after a character in a television programme?
FFS
What a load of shite.Always an "activist." Apart from noting that as usual, she's talking about herself and her lifestylism, where does one start with this load of toilet.
Always an "activist." Apart from noting that as usual, she's talking about herself and her lifestylism, where does one start with this load of toilet.
“In previous generations teenagers did not think in this way. Unlike the first-era millennials [who Hertz classes as those aged between 20 and 30] who grew up believing that the world was their oyster and ‘Yes we can’, this new generation knows the world is an unequal and harsh place.”
Before playing Donovan to Naomi Klein's Dylan.And she should know, being busy actually killing russians in her 20s.
In neither case do i feel the repenthation to be real.Before playing Donovan to Naomi Klein's Dylan.
I don't think "repenthation" is actually a word, old man.In neither case do i feel the repenthation to be real.
Check your Edward Lear privilege.More nonsensizing i see.
It's a movie, apparently she represents "distrust in authority and a strong sense of right and wrong" that define " this generation"
In America at least, the purpose seems to be find some way to talk about American society without mentioning certain awkward facts (something like FJ Turner's concept of the frontier):What is the purpose of the generalisation 'generation'? - like 'nation' or whatever, it flattens out all class, gender etc differences to no good end.
generation ketamine?
That's how you party Cinzano style, is it?Coincidentally whilst visiting family at the weekend, I happened upon a stash of old news clippings, including a 1996 Observer article about... 'The K Generation'.
Fuck yeah!That's how you party Cinzano style, is it?
"How would you like to come back to my place, and view my stash of old news clippings?"Fuck yeah!
Wtf is going on at Telesur?
@3:50 mark - he can't be claiming that Marx's first book was Capital can he?
I work with/for a lot of people who really believe in the concept of "millennials". I bet they're all namedropping "Generation K". As well as industry trendyism it's a general refusal to look at people as actually being human beings or use any sort of structural analysis to imagine what they might like and what they might do. Everything has to be down to magic generational qualities. Millennials all like social media so let's go on social media! but why do they like social media? who knows??? they're millennials!!! certainly wouldn't have anything to do with access to mobile tech and that our websites are shit and full of ads.In America at least, the purpose seems to be find some way to talk about American society without mentioning certain awkward facts (something like FJ Turner's concept of the frontier):
Strauss–Howe generational theory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia