Generation Loss
Generation Loss by Arlooooo May 30, 2023
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Generation Blunt
A Generation Blunt is made from unrolled and re-rolled blunt roaches. One saves the roaches of several blunts, removes the unused, extra-resinous weed from the tobacco paper, mixes it all together, and rolls it up into a brand new blunt. While the Generation Blunt's pre-smoked qualities may make it a bit harsher and less delectable than one might imagine a Dutch or Philly to be, the extra resin that's built up on the roach weed makes the Generation Blunt significantly more potent, especially when dealing with the dank.
Third-generation blunts can be made from the roaches of many second-generation blunts, fourth-gen from third-gen and so on, by which time you'd better be prepared to cough your lungs right out of your chest.
Third-generation blunts can be made from the roaches of many second-generation blunts, fourth-gen from third-gen and so on, by which time you'd better be prepared to cough your lungs right out of your chest.
"Yo don't smoke that roach we're saving it for a generation blunt, man!"
"For reals? We haven't smoked one of those since two 4/20s ago!"
"What generation was that blunt man? That shit got me so high!"
"Oh that? Man we quit counting after the fifth gen, we're just calling that one Generation X."
"For reals? We haven't smoked one of those since two 4/20s ago!"
"What generation was that blunt man? That shit got me so high!"
"Oh that? Man we quit counting after the fifth gen, we're just calling that one Generation X."
Generation Blunt by UberLemon April 2, 2009
Generation Squeak
Generation Squeak or Gen Squeak is the demographic cohort after Generation Z. There are no specific starting dates, but it's assumed that the starting dates are between 2006 - 2013. This cohort is known to have very high pitch screams that usually annoys almost every generation in an online video game.
Generation Squeak by Nick Gurse August 12, 2018
asian kung-fu generation
One of the best (J)Rock bands ever. Formed during their college days in 1996 by Masafumi Gotou, Kensuke Kita, and Takahiro Yamada. Ichiji Kiyoshi joined them a bit later.
They play high octane guitar rock with emo and powerpunk influences. Their strong edgy melodies, adrenaline-drenched guitar and bass, fast-paced drumming, perfectly syncronized with Gotou's amazing vocal talents had gained them numerous amounts of fans and awards(even for music videos, lol). Although it took a couple of years to achieve the popularity that they have gained, Ajikan albums are topping charts, hundreds and thousands of copies of their records have been sold and they are filling magazine racks and displays of music shops all over Japan.
Also, their singles "Rewrite" and "Haruka Kanata," used respectively as the themes to anime series Fullmetal Alchemist and Naruto, have managed to snag Asian Kung-Fu Generation a much deserved international fan base.
Refered to as Ajikan by most fans. You should as well.
Stolen and edited from various forums and fansites.
They play high octane guitar rock with emo and powerpunk influences. Their strong edgy melodies, adrenaline-drenched guitar and bass, fast-paced drumming, perfectly syncronized with Gotou's amazing vocal talents had gained them numerous amounts of fans and awards(even for music videos, lol). Although it took a couple of years to achieve the popularity that they have gained, Ajikan albums are topping charts, hundreds and thousands of copies of their records have been sold and they are filling magazine racks and displays of music shops all over Japan.
Also, their singles "Rewrite" and "Haruka Kanata," used respectively as the themes to anime series Fullmetal Alchemist and Naruto, have managed to snag Asian Kung-Fu Generation a much deserved international fan base.
Refered to as Ajikan by most fans. You should as well.
Stolen and edited from various forums and fansites.
Fangirl A: Dude, asian kung-fu generation is frickin awesome!
Fangirl B: Yeah man, Gotou's hair is smexy <3
Fangirl A:...Wtf?
Fangirl B: Yeah man, Gotou's hair is smexy <3
Fangirl A:...Wtf?
asian kung-fu generation by Narzhul September 14, 2008
Generation Asshole
A spoof term you can apply to any generation whose members you wish to impugn as a mass due to some unconsciously projected trait of your own such as laziness, entitlement, materialism or self-absorption.
Well, what the hell can you expect from someone who is a card carrying member of Generation Asshole?
Generation Asshole by Dr Bunnygirl June 2, 2020
2nd generation joint
2nd generation joint by ShaneWood January 8, 2012
Generation Alpha
According to social researcher Mark McCrindle in his book 'The ABC of XYZ: Understanding the Global Generations' (www.mccrindle.com.au), this is what we can expect the next generation to be called. Given the fact that the generational span has contracted significantly from 20-25 years to 15 years, he also predicts that the next generation is due to begin in 2010.
So, why 'Alpha'? With generational analysis having moved from a stage of foundation to consolidation, a more predictable labelling system is being formed. There being consensus on the alphabetised theme of Generations X, Y and Z, it is most likely that the next generation will be Generation Alpha (the first letter of the Greek alphabet). This nomenclature of moving to the Greek alphabet after exhausting the Latin one (A, B, C, D etc), has a long history with meteorologists. In fact, scientists of all disciplines use the Greek alphabet as a labelling sequence and so it looks likely that the sociologists will follow this trend with the generations too.
So, why 'Alpha'? With generational analysis having moved from a stage of foundation to consolidation, a more predictable labelling system is being formed. There being consensus on the alphabetised theme of Generations X, Y and Z, it is most likely that the next generation will be Generation Alpha (the first letter of the Greek alphabet). This nomenclature of moving to the Greek alphabet after exhausting the Latin one (A, B, C, D etc), has a long history with meteorologists. In fact, scientists of all disciplines use the Greek alphabet as a labelling sequence and so it looks likely that the sociologists will follow this trend with the generations too.
Generation Alpha by Wolfwoman September 13, 2009