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Does She Possess "Queen Energy"?

posted 2 years ago by PeterGriffin (141)
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Hello, I am a 35 year old Gen Xer. Back in the day I was kind of cool, I would listen to Weezer and Red Hot Chilli Peppers

Alas, life has passed me by and I don't know what is cool anymore. I tried to pick up a 19 year old at my local community college and she looked like she was going to have a panic attack. I was so offended that she was looking at my like I'm a freaking sex offendor. I also tried to buy weed from some kid sitting at the smoking pavilion. Apparently now if you want to smoke a cigarette there is a designated area for it, you can't just smoke anywhere even though you are outside. But yes, I let him bum a smoke from me and then when I asked him where I could "score some grass" he put on his headphones and walked away. Rude little shit

Anywayyyy...I have heard the kids saying "queen energy", and this is my practice attempt at using the term, so that when I use it in real life (I'm going back to the community college tomorrow to try again) it comes across as more natural

[–] mechajutaro (2788) 2 years ago

Fairly certain that 35 year olds are too young to count as Gen Xers

[–] [deleted] 2 years ago

I'm 46 and I'm a young Gen Xer so at 35 he's definitely not. He's just trolling without even trying to sound believable.

[–] PeterGriffin (141) 2 years ago

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[–] Satan2016 (23342) 2 years ago

A 46 year old never bought "records" unless they're a Hipster. I bet you are over 60!

[–] sokar (2098) 2 years ago

I'm 46 and bought records when i was younger.

Where I lived had a record store literally in the town square. 5 mins from my parents house. Used to go in every week and buy the latest ones in the top 10. They would have them on display behind the counter.

[–] TandyMan (10364) 2 years ago

I'm 45 and I can assure folks they were still selling records when we were kids. In fact, it was very common to see see the combo release of a cassette tape attached to the record as the record companies tried to convince people to cross over to the new tech.

[–] SamNoyoun (4457) 2 years ago

Hate to break it to ya, bro, but if you're 35 you are firmly encamped in Millennial territory...

[–] Kendricks (2081) 2 years ago

This.
Baffles me that people can't even get generations right.

[–] April-151-CT (10210) 2 years ago

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/01/89/3a/01893a73c5a575c33bc824e71f17fc20.gif

[–] Jsully9 (377) 2 years ago

She has the "shit on the bed energy!"

[–] TandyMan (10364) 2 years ago

That may.... fall under the purview of queen energy. Queens do whatever they like.

[–] R_Kane (15828) a year ago

Ha, ha, ha. That is so PATHETICALLY not even close to being funny.

[–] LoveCatsHateDogs (1535) 2 years ago

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[–] mirelurk (884) 2 years ago

Sure, why not

[–] aristide (260) 2 years ago

You're a Gen-Y, also you are way too old to be picking up 19yo's. The rule of thumb for the youngest you can date without being creepy is (age/2)+7, which makes the youngest you can date being 25.

[–] Interlepos (1784) 2 years ago

Tell that to Sam Taylor-Johnson.

[–] Kendricks (2081) 2 years ago

"Hello, I am a 35 year old Gen Xer."

No, you're not. You're a Millennial.