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Boneyard Census Question

Which generation are you a part of?

  • Silent Generation (born 1925-1945)

    Votes: 28 24.1%
  • Baby Boom (1946-64)

    Votes: 61 52.6%
  • Gen X (1965-1981)

    Votes: 15 12.9%
  • Gen Y/Millenial (1982-2004)

    Votes: 12 10.3%

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    116
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Just curious ...

(yes, I know the years are approximations -- there is no official standard)
 

VAMike23

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Late Jurassic.

That's how I feel, anyway, watching the monthly latest generation of smart phones.

I think I saw you coming out of court the other day, in your grey suit. A good choice given your coloring.

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:)
 

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From Val Ackerman's white paper which was recently submitted to the NCAA:

The demographic profile of attendees at WCBB games:
  • Females outnumber Males 56% to 44%
  • 53% are 30 and older (of which 30% are 60 and older)
  • 71% are Caucasian
  • 53% have completed college or graduate school
  • 70% earn less than $70k/year
In terms of games televised on ESPN2 during the past 4 years:
  • 62% are male
  • Strongest audience is men 55 years of age and older
 

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Never thought I was apart of Generation X... but apparently im right in the middle of it.
 
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Baby Boom in danger of losing its majority status -- slipped to 51%. Meanwhile, after getting challenged by Gen X & Y, the Silents have reestablished themselves as #2.
 

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Why do you call the pre 1945 generation, the silent generation?
 
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I've always heard it referred to as "the great generation."


"Greatest" is typically applied to the generation before (1901-24), since that was one that fought in WWII.
 
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Those concieved during WWII are called "War Babies." I am a one of those, whereas my younger brother is a baby boomer.
 
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