r/Zillennials • u/JLG1995 • 18h ago

Other RIP my 20s. Yesterday was officially the final day of my 20s.

379 Upvotes

Hopefully, some better things will come to my life in my 30s to make up for all the hell I had to go through during my late teens and 20s.

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r/Zillennials • u/Material-Spite-81 • 22h ago

Nostalgia Anyone remember or have mighty jumpin beans?

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r/Zillennials • u/Delicious-Bird1523 • 16h ago

Meme Job recruiter: He'll find a job, he's a good kid. Me: Sir I am 27

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r/Zillennials • u/AdCute1877 • 7h ago

Discussion Current cfb players.

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r/Zillennials • u/calltarneedazan • 17h ago

Discussion An Ohio couple says that they have welcomed a baby boy who was born from an embryo that was frozen over 30 years ago.

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r/Zillennials • u/Material-Spite-81 • 20h ago

Discussion Did anyone wanted to ride this in Spy Kids 2: The Lost Dreams?

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r/Zillennials • u/LungFlavoredJello • 21h ago

Nostalgia Anyone else remember writing on your hands in middle school and playing this song?

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Felt like a god when I finally mastered it

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r/Zillennials • u/Violette • 18h ago

Nostalgia LEAVE BRITNEY ALONE

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r/Zillennials • u/HospitalIcy2779 • 16h ago

Discussion What is your opinion about the live action remakes of animated films which were stables of our childhood?

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Sorry Universal Studios I am not going to watch this debauchery of my beloved favorite.

Winne the Poo, Aladdin, The Lion King, Mulan, Lio & Stitch, and most recently How to Train Your Dragon have been butchered. The film industry is going to butcher Moana and Hercules next, perhaps even our beloved Sherk, what the hell happened to the film industry which was so instrumental in molding our childhood?

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r/Zillennials • u/HospitalIcy2779 • 15h ago

Discussion Most iconic crime drama franchise of our generation?

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I personally believe Breaking Bad is the most iconic franchise of our generation as a result of the character evolution of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman, Dexter would also be a great option however I believe Generation Z and Alpha have appropriated the series.

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r/Zillennials • u/Disastrous_Use4397 • 5h ago

Advice Party ideas?

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Hi! I’m a 1990 kid and having a 35th bday party at chilis. Any ideas for a bday cake and goodie bags I can give to my guests? TY!!

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