Quick to call other people kids as an insult.
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Short of a birth year in their username, I'm not sure there is one. Almost everything in this thread is something millennials inflict on me daily.
I honestly canβt tell. Whenever I see a dumb outrage for video games, I tell my self that itβs a kid, but deep down I I really donβt know
As an adult, I have smart outrage over video games.
I don't know
Edit: thanks for all the likes! I never got 100 before!!! π
This one has been easy for me lately: They spell 'lose' as 'loose'.
I know far too many people in their 40s who do this.
The way I try to reinforce the difference with people is this mnemonic device:
You don't want a loose noose - or you might lose the extra 'o'.
I do this. All. The. Time. Did it today. I tend to notice it and fix before send.
They're getting private messaged by YouTubers
Or a twitch streamer who designed his look off of the weird pedo dude down at the Batting cages.
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They don't drink at all and they think consent is literally impossible after any amount of alcohol.
Their usernames are the random ones proposed by the platform, such as Lazy_Platform_34.
bots.