2127 pts ยท March 3, 2014
Please be on point. It's okay to think I'm wrong but in no way can you say why I'm wrong?I'm guessing you only want to go around downvoting and shoot down others opinions since that's all you do.
You are the one that stated that it's about wealth and not upbringing. You know since you said I was wrong when I think it's the opposite. I'm curious what you mean?
Same.
Congrats. Once more you refuse to try and see my point. Go do what you want, I'm not forcing you to waste your time here.
DIY isn't just home improvement. IMHO it's more about repairing/trying to improve your broken cheap shit because you can't afford to buy new/better.
Mine taught me plenty.
I don't represent Millennials? As a person born 1987 I would think I am the epitome of a millennial.
Yes exactly. But the topic here isn't whether someone is spoiled or have different problems or experiences. It's about a single topic: DIY. And my point was that boomers learned much of this during their upbringing whether they wanted to or not. Most of us millennials didn't need to.
Relax.I think you are missing my point entirely. Not sure if it's because my first language isn't English or if you want me to be wrong.Of course there's skilled people from all generations. Did you read the article from the post? Did you read my take? I grew up in the 80s with parents born in the 50s and 60s. I didn't HAVE to do the same household work as they HAD to do. I was privileged compared to them in regards that I could choose to learn.
Please do elaborate in what way millennials lesser wealth impacted their DIY skills compared to boomers?
And don't call me dude, broski
In what way?
It's not about wealth, it's about upbringing.
It's because millennials had it better growing up and didn't NEED to do all things a boomer had to in order to have a functional household. Can't afford to pay a professional? Do it yourself.Millennials often have the privilege to learn this if they want to instead of need to.
Common surnames for people from Torne valley.
Oh look, a dandelion!
100% Swedes
How would you else get the food that won't stay on when stabbed with the prongs of the fork? Underhand for snobby meals but overhand for lyf
If you like to write documentation, programming isn't for you.
Amen.
Looks delicious! The glass looks very similar to a Teku glass.
I still use mine.
Immediately recognized that little wing, thought it had to be Flying Monkeys beer. Was right: https://images.app.goo.gl/E717ywiGFUaegj9k7
This is genuinely awesome!
The Swedish variant also har barrels made in Germany. With Swedish steel.
Trickle down economics. Everything trickles down to the 1% eventually.
Yeah, like calling out all of Germany for nazis or all Americans for batshit crazy republicans
Something something slavery
"Norway is better than Sweden" boom. Jail. But in Sweden, which is not as nice but still OK as far as jails go.
Please be on point. It's okay to think I'm wrong but in no way can you say why I'm wrong?
I'm guessing you only want to go around downvoting and shoot down others opinions since that's all you do.
You are the one that stated that it's about wealth and not upbringing. You know since you said I was wrong when I think it's the opposite. I'm curious what you mean?
Same.
Congrats. Once more you refuse to try and see my point. Go do what you want, I'm not forcing you to waste your time here.
DIY isn't just home improvement. IMHO it's more about repairing/trying to improve your broken cheap shit because you can't afford to buy new/better.
Mine taught me plenty.
I don't represent Millennials? As a person born 1987 I would think I am the epitome of a millennial.
Yes exactly. But the topic here isn't whether someone is spoiled or have different problems or experiences. It's about a single topic: DIY. And my point was that boomers learned much of this during their upbringing whether they wanted to or not. Most of us millennials didn't need to.
Relax.I think you are missing my point entirely. Not sure if it's because my first language isn't English or if you want me to be wrong.
Of course there's skilled people from all generations. Did you read the article from the post? Did you read my take? I grew up in the 80s with parents born in the 50s and 60s. I didn't HAVE to do the same household work as they HAD to do. I was privileged compared to them in regards that I could choose to learn.
Please do elaborate in what way millennials lesser wealth impacted their DIY skills compared to boomers?
And don't call me dude, broski
In what way?
It's not about wealth, it's about upbringing.
It's because millennials had it better growing up and didn't NEED to do all things a boomer had to in order to have a functional household. Can't afford to pay a professional? Do it yourself.
Millennials often have the privilege to learn this if they want to instead of need to.
Common surnames for people from Torne valley.
Oh look, a dandelion!
100% Swedes
How would you else get the food that won't stay on when stabbed with the prongs of the fork? Underhand for snobby meals but overhand for lyf
If you like to write documentation, programming isn't for you.
Amen.
Looks delicious! The glass looks very similar to a Teku glass.
I still use mine.
Immediately recognized that little wing, thought it had to be Flying Monkeys beer. Was right: https://images.app.goo.gl/E717ywiGFUaegj9k7
This is genuinely awesome!
The Swedish variant also har barrels made in Germany. With Swedish steel.
Trickle down economics. Everything trickles down to the 1% eventually.
Yeah, like calling out all of Germany for nazis or all Americans for batshit crazy republicans
Something something slavery
"Norway is better than Sweden" boom. Jail. But in Sweden, which is not as nice but still OK as far as jails go.