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> Then it spilled internationally because of the cultural influence of the USA. I don't know, the rare times in which I hear someone use derived terms like "bo
by thefz 3y ago
> Then it spilled internationally because of the cultural influence of the USA.
I don't know, the rare times in which I hear someone use derived terms like "boomer", they get weird looks like they are some sort of imbecile. This kind of division does not get much traction in Europe, I guess.
- Martinussen 3y agoPeople born just after the war in Europe and North America had pretty different degrees of prosperity and struggles to rebuild around them. I just don't think the American sense of the word quite makes sense here.