cant_grip (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} cant_grip) wrote,@ 2008-08-23 15:41:00 |
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cultural vernacular
Among my Gen-X contemporaries, if you weren’t involved in sports or similar activity, there was often TV time after school, and most of us had TV time before bed. There is a bond among those with prolonged experience to the same media. We speak the same cultural vernacular. Cheers to my X-Generation fraternity, to lost innocence of Tom and Jerry, Star Wars, and GI-Joe, naming but few.
Note Castle Greyskull and the Droid Factory in the above photo from 1984.
Among my Gen-X contemporaries, if you weren’t involved in sports or similar activity, there was often TV time after school, and most of us had TV time before bed. There is a bond among those with prolonged experience to the same media. We speak the same cultural vernacular. Cheers to my X-Generation fraternity, to lost innocence of Tom and Jerry, Star Wars, and GI-Joe, naming but few.
Note Castle Greyskull and the Droid Factory in the above photo from 1984.
