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How many of you were born before 1995?

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username2207427

haha lots of oldies..... im a millennium kid (born in January 2000) is it wrong to be proud of it? cause when someone asks im like
me: born in january
them: what year?
me: 2000
them: so your a millennium child
me*big smile*: yeah dude

Reply 41

iamthetruth

Some of you guys are too old to be on a student forum lol

Reply 42

jammy4041

Original post by ZuluK

No way!!! Same

What date?

June 22nd.

Reply 43

Zamestaneh

A very special day in 1995

Reply 44

ZuluK

Original post by jammy4041

June 22nd.

**** you man don't lie!!!!!!!!! The same day as me!!! Lol

November 1999 😄

1992

1998

Original post by iamthetruth

Some of you guys are too old to be on a student forum lol

Didn't realise there was an age limit, bruh.

1963

Does 1996 count? :colondollar:

I still find it absolutely mind-boggling that teenagers nowadays were born in the 2000's. Only 19, but I'm feeling very old; I feel like I'm savagely holding onto identifying as a teenager. :lol:

1995 baby

Original post by Josb

I was already 6. :s-smilie:

I was too.

Reply 53

Tiger Rag

Original post by Amy. J S

I still find it absolutely mind-boggling that teenagers nowadays were born in the 2000's.

This is a really scary thought! They're not old enough to remember 9/11. I was in year 8 when that happened.

Reply 54

Amy. J S

Original post by OU Student

This is a really scary thought! They're not old enough to remember 9/11. I was in year 8 when that happened.

I know what you mean! Its endless and doesn't stop. I know I was only 5 when it happened, but still. I've always held onto the fact that I was born in the 90's, I just grew up in the millenium. :tongue:

(edited 8 years ago)

Reply 55

Tiger Rag

Original post by Amy. J S

My cousin wasn't even born when it happened. He'll be 13 in April.Just where did that time go?!

Reply 56

jimmy_looks_2ice

Original post by Helenia

The idea that 1995 makes you an "oldie" is adorable.

I started secondary school in 1995.

Absolutely!

Just as it may seem odd to a lot of people on here that walking and talking among them are people born pre-1995 (I was born pre-1980; OMG!!), it's equally weird to me that they weren't even born when Forrest Gump and The Shawshank Redemption came out at the cinema, The X-Files started building a cult following here on BBC2 (iirc), and Nirvana were all the rage.

Reply 57

TheThiefOfBagdad

Gillian Anderson aged really well, imo.

Reply 58

Amy. J S

Original post by OU Student

My cousin wasn't even born when it happened. He'll be 13 in April.Just where did that time go?!

Oh, I know what you mean- I'm really starting to feel the quickness of time. I was only saying the other day I can remember turning 16, and whilst that was only nearly 4 years ago, it certainly has gone quick in some parts.

All my cousins are older than me, I only have one who is younger than and she was 10 in October. I often wonder what kids these days will grow up into- opportunities in employment, education etc. with the exponential growth in technology.
I feel like I've had a nice balance growing up. I wasn't exposed to technology as fully as children are today, but still had access to it throughout my teenage years to use for school and leisure purposes. :smile: