- Most were born in 1983 or 1984 (I was always the youngest in my class).
- "Ctrl+Alt+Del" is as basic as "ABC".
- Paul Newman has always made salad dressing.
- Bert and Ernie are old enough to be their parents (and now they can legally marry in New York!).
- There has always been some association between fried eggs and your brain.
- Computers have always fit in their backpacks.
- The Osmonds are just talk show hosts.
- They have always been able to make photocopies at home.
- A Southerner has always been president of the United States (until Barack Obama, who is, of course, Kenyan).
- South Africa's official policy of apartheid has not existed in their lifetime.
- Cars have always had eye-level rear stop lights, CD players, and air bags.
- Bruce Springsteen's new hit, Born in the USA, could have been played to celebrate their birth.
- Barbie has always had a job (And still doesn't make as much money as Ken for the same job).
- Afghanistan has always been a front page story.
- The U.S. and Soviets have always been partners in space.
- Nicolas Cage, Daryll Hannah, Eddie Murphy, and John Malkovich made their first major film impressions the year they were born.
- The drug Ecsasty has always been around.
- Electronic filing of federal income taxes has always been an option.
- The Coen Brothers have always been making films.
- Datsuns have never been made.
- Directory Assistance has never been free.
- They knew how to pop a Popple and trade a Pog (Total flashback to 8th grade).
- They can still sing the rap chorus to the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air ("West Philadelphia born and raised, on the playground is where I spent most of my days..." Damn it, now that's in my head!)
Well, that makes me feel a little younger, thanks Beloit! Now everyone older than me can proceed to the comments section and share their thoughts on me feeling old.
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