"Not gonna lie; I kind of keep expecting you to post one day that you threw down on someone who clearly had no idea that today was NOT THEIR DAY." ~dontcallmeshirley
But a lot of my answers also reflect the fact that I have small children and a long-ish commute. If I were answering this earlier in my marriage it would be a bit higher. Alas, I have no time for gaming or tv.
70. Millennial. If I had to guess my tats and piercings pushed me that way...because I also read a newspaper, watched tv and have a landline. Lol.
Okay so for curiosity's sake I went back and changed my answers on 4 of the questions to see if they affected my number. I said no instead to tats and piercings, I said my parents were married (I was torn on this one to begin with because my bio parents divorced but my mom remarried and my stepdad adopted me. So from 9 on, I've had married parents), and I changed my text message number because the number of texts was kind of higher than usual.
53, born in '71. I was afraid my newspaper reading and TV watching and landline owning would put me in Boomer territory, but my social networking and video game playing might have saved me, LOL.
Post by tacosforlife on Oct 1, 2014 16:00:19 GMT -5
88. 1982.
Can I say how much I HATE the way Pew words questions. Those were yes-or-no questions. They did not need "or not" affixed to the end. They also have surveys that start every question with "Do you happen to know..." Except then they list answer choices when that's really a yes-or-no question. GET IT TOGETHER, PEW!
I don't think this pew quiz is an accurate reflection anymore. It came out many years ago and the questions seem very of whatever moment it was created. In 50 years everyone will probably be labeled as a millennial under these questions. And everytime I take it my score goes up even higher because my life much like everyone's has evolved with the times. For example last time I took this we had a landline. Now we don't. Score jacks up.
91, born in 1982. I clicked on the "how others answered part," the interesting one to me was that 93% of the Silent Generation (1928-1945) played a video game within the last 24 hours!
96, born in 1980. If it had asked if I had played a video game in the last 72 hours then yes. I counted me skimming the local newspaper's website as reading a newspaper.