Raxacoricofallapatorius

triangle-shaped snadwiches tastes better than rectangle-shaped ones

As a child I always preferred to eat triangular cut sandwiches. My mother always cut them in rectangles, but my grandmother cut them in triangles. There was no difference in taste. But, to me at least, triangular sandwiches were better because of their rarity.

Only '90s kids will have...

idlehands said
I'm an 80s kid and a 90s teen I guess?

Is there a definite difference between "teen" and "kid"?
People in their 20's have been called "kids".

Raxacoricofallapatorius is sooooo edgy.

Doivid said
I've always found Clirkus less edgy than most, actually. Mild mannered is how I'd put it.

Maybe it's because I'm currently in philosophy but who knows.

Only '90s kids will have...

Doivid said However, someone born in 1999 is definitely not a 90s kid.

On this, I believe, we can agree.
Unless the term "90s kid" refers to children born in the '90s and their childhood up through the early 2000s. But as for the factors previously mentioned, it is a subjective opinion based on culture. That being said, since nothing can be said about it definitively, is it really worth discussing at all?

Blitzkrieg said
I really want to see these two fight. :)

Are you, by chance, from Australia?

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Sherlock Holmes said
Nex is correct. Unfortunate though it is, I'm afraid I'm left with no choice but to resign now.

Oh like you've never made a typo within your lifetime.

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_99bottles_ said
Now I'm imagining all your posts said by your avatar, you have edged out nat and become my favourite spammer. Congrats. There is no prize.

Thank you, thank you. I'll be here all night.

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We also have a sense of irony.

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The Nexerus said
*too

Well I never

Only '90s kids will have...

Doivid said
When were you born in the 90s?And you realize stuff like this isn't an exact science, right? There is no literal, technical kicking off point. But if you were born past 94 I sincerely doubt you remember much of it.

Seeing as this isn't exact science, is not literal, and has no kicking off point you ought to accept the assumption that since I was born in 1995 I always considered myself a '90s kid.

Only '90s kids will have...

Doivid said
that makes sense.now if we're basing this literally, then anyone born in the 90s is a 90s kid. But it's usually used to refer to...those who were kids in the 90s. Someone like smiral was around 4ish when the 90s ended and thus probably did not experience much of it. In fact, someone my age would have missed quite a bit of the early 90s. Someone Sherlock's age, however, experienced all of it as a kid/teenager, so she's a pretty big 90s kid.

I was born in the '90s and most of the paraphernalia associated with "90s kids" generally apply to me so I find your reasoning to be flawed.