Another case for the jury
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As a dad who tries to connect with his kids, I made a 67 reference last week. Their response: "Oh Dad, 67 is old now." Kids these days can't even commit to the bit. π€£
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This is why I cannot dislike the 67 meme. I don't actively like it or anything but we have our own funny number and there were 42 as well and 21 for a while.
There are definitely things to criticize about the new generation, I am not denying that, but finding a number amusing is too inoffensive for me to care.
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At least 69 is representative of something. 67 is literally meaningless.
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I feel so seen! :-P
BTW, 42.
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Gentlemen, there's a solution here you are not seeing . . . 68!
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Dont get me started on skibidi toilet!
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I love the fact that I never turned into this guy that hates the new stuff. I wasn't hating fidget spinners when everybody hated them, I liked Fortnite, I think skibidi toilet is fun and such. But just as I didn't like some trends when I was young myself (e.g. I never wanted to join the Gangnam style dance), I do find it disappointing that 67 is so popular, because I loved the fact that 69 is funny because of sex.
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I don't know what "based" means, and at this point I'm too afraid to ask.
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TBF though, the Slop Posting isn't comparable at all. Slop is actual negative value given form.
69 > 67
There is a point where random noises become a song. Disposability of culture is, to my eye, a novelty that hasnβt yet reached the point of becoming a song. Itβs just random noises, and I want to silence them with a heavy pipe to the throat
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Could say the same for:
Politics.
Religion.
Ethnic groups.
Sport teams.
Cola preference.
Cutting some bits off your genitals or not.
Operaring systems.
Humans are a hoot, huh?
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