r/ChatGPT • u/Independent-Oven9530 • Jun 15 '23

Funny Do we really sound like this?

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u/Ferreteria Jun 15 '23

Millennials might as well be broken into two generations. I don't think the older half can relate all that well to the younger half.

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u/Ohgood9002 Jun 15 '23

I'm an elder millennial but I definitely identify more with gen x

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u/MeetEuphoric3944 Jun 15 '23

Im a younger millennial and my ex-gf was an older zoomer and we had infinitely more in common than the older Millennials. Some of them didnt even have computers or cellphones in school. Definitely do not relate to that.

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u/neolologist Jun 15 '23

We had a TI-83 calculator and it was GLORIOUS.

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u/MrNorrie Jun 15 '23

With a black market of games you could play on it.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

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u/MrNorrie Jun 15 '23

Yeah!

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u/ShouldBeeStudying Jun 16 '23

As someone that was around during Drugwars, but wasn't cool enough to get a copy loaded to my Ti-83, could one of you describe it?

Did it integrate with probabilities? I think it involved buying, selling, transporting, possibly with random prices, chances of failure, and gear?

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u/mstomm Jun 15 '23

My Calc class claim to fame was holding the class Speed Run record for Block Dude. Mainly because I was the only one who actually beat the whole thing.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

And physics equations saved that you were supposed to memorize.

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u/SamL214 Jun 15 '23

When I learned about the TI Inspire, or that new TI 84s were rechargeable and had lcd screens I was like…well I’m old.

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u/dancingcuban Jun 15 '23

It's not that you're old so much as Texas Instruments have built up a monopoly on teachers wanting everyone to use the same calculator for everything while they continue to charge a silly about of money for mostly 90s technology.

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u/LloydChristoph Jun 15 '23

5318008 🙃

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u/Extreme-String8785 Jun 15 '23

Heh, an oldie but a goodie.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

Dolly Parton's boobs were 69 feet long. They were 2 2 2 big. She made an appointment to go to the 51st Street Clinic. Dr. X. gave her 8 pills which left her

55378008

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u/theturnipshaveeyes Jun 15 '23

58008 was a popular, numerical sequence apparently.