Kids these days

by jpreza (4.5 y)

Fri Jan 21 2000 at 19:13:11

A disparaging remark used by those who are no longer kids. Typically employed to denote behavior in which the person uttering the phrase once participated, but then they grew up and sold out, and therefore can no longer do. See also: never trust anyone over 30.

Never trust anyone over 30	Cybersex before it was cool	For when something happens and you and your shiftless friends are nonplussed	I felt a disturbance in the fun, as if a million playgrounds cried out, and then
Limp Bizkit	newfangled	The phrase 'God is mathematics' is hidden in the digits of pi	As the kids say
raver	Father Guido Sarducci	Little pieces from above	Daylogs are brilliant and marvelous, and overall, completely priceless
All in all, I'm just another brick in the wall	Bye Bye Birdie	Trying desperately to be cool	Fixing the public schools
Ten miles to school, barefoot, in the snow, uphill, both ways	useful Thai bargirl phrases	baggy pants	Relevation
The Southern California E2 Get-Together	Flesh and blood after all: part 2	aging punks	The feeling you get when you hold someone's hand

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