I just read a sentence that referred to “the decades since” 2005 and I feel personally attacked.

debc@sfba.social

@benroyce I liked her better when she just sang, dayum...

negative12dollarbill@techhub.social

@benroyce @overholt Am I crazy? "The 1900s" always meant to me, the years from 1900 to 1910—now it means the whole 20th century?

benroyce@mastodon.social

@DebC

it's ok

after this age of chatterbox brutality comes the era of the monosyllabic teenager

jamesbritt@mastodon.social

@jackryder @TheBreadmonkey @benroyce @overholt

I liked to refer to my 1998 Honda as a turn-of-the-century vehicle.

benroyce@mastodon.social

@jamesbritt @jackryder @TheBreadmonkey @overholt

no lie detected

benroyce@mastodon.social

@negative12dollarbill @overholt

either way

we old

hindsight@mstdn.social

@benroyce Now I feel like my Grandparents when I said that's sooo old ..
they were born in the 1800s.

benroyce@mastodon.social

@hindsight damn!

spitfire@mastodon.de

@benroyce @overholt you can watch the soul leaving this poor man's body. Damn those kids don't take no prisoners

benroyce@mastodon.social

@spitfire @overholt kids will look at you for 3 seconds and then say the most vicious shit. It's their super power. No filter

edsanders2@mstdn.social

@benroyce @overholt

I’m a good bit older than him ( my son turns 30 soon) but my Dad was 40 when I was born, & his Dad was 31 when he was born.

My Grandfather was born before the Wright brothers flew, and even before there was a single gasoline powered car in the US, and that seems crazy to me.

log@mastodon.sdf.org

@benroyce @overholt "Yo papa so old" burns. Between siblings. While Dad is driving. There's just no coming back from that. He just has to sit down on a bench somewhere and crumble into 1000-year-old dust.