Should I stay or should I go?

[scy@chaos.social]

@annaleen What do you mean, boomer reference? It's obviously a Stranger Things reference, right?

[aktbar@mastodon.social]

@annaleen @ai6yr maybe you have a big white suit that fits?

[freshstart@hachyderm.io]

@annaleen Exactly whom I'm supposed to be?

[cshishido@infosec.exchange]

@ai6yr @annaleen If it fits you, you must check to see if it clashes at the kasbah.

[mazz@mastodon.well.com]

@annaleen It’s always tease, tease, tease

[jbaggs@infosec.exchange]

@aktbar @annaleen @ai6yr

I'm calling a foul for wrong band.

[btuftin@social.coop]

@annaleen As a gen-X I tried really hard not to pick the "Boomer reference" choice, but I couldn't stop myself.

[juliehuz@mastodon.world]

@annaleen Boomer? Try Gen X all the way!

[not2b@sfba.social]

@juliehuz @annaleen It came out in 1981, when the very oldest genX people were 16. More like late boomer.

[softicecreamlesley@famichiki.jp]

@jbaggs @annaleen We’re used to getting overlooked, though. 🫤 Doesn’t matter- they can’t take away the thrill we first felt when we heard this song on the radio.

[friscolala@sfba.social]

@annaleen this indecision’s buggin me

[highlandlawyer@mastodon.social]

@annaleen
It's always tease, tease, tease.

[maxuk@mastodon.au]

@ai6yr @annaleen that is challenging for some people these days.

[c3casi@chaos.social]

@annaleen I know this song

[donaupiratin@augsburg.social]

@annaleen Thank you for the music

[kelcie@tech.lgbt]

@annaleen This is REALLY satisfying to see, perfect indecision

[klassobanieras@c.im]

@annaleen this is song is on a par with ‘wild world’ for easily overlooked aggression: singer can’t decide between two choices when one is literally twice as bad => they are ambivalent about inflicting suffering on the subject of the song

[hoco@sfba.social]

@annaleen This survey is not helping me decide...

[mistersql@mastodon.social]

@annaleen Well that settles it.

[martin@mstdn.bdms.ca]

@annaleen well, that was perfectly inconclusive! The mystery abides