Generation jar

A generation jar is when you save up your nut in either a mason jar or a gallon bottle. Like in the name every time you make a deposit your storing the next generation.

Hey pal I've been working on my generation jar. I've been storing it under my bed

by Theglizzymasta December 30, 2020

the-next-generation role play

The best RPG. Ever. Hands down. Kind of. There's Miri, who is the immature but awesome leader, Charlotte, who gets offended easily but everyone seriously loves her and who enjoys black things, Lily, who makes everyone giggle and giggles a lot herself and is just so sweet, Ginny and Harriet, the best ships ever, Jo, who fully supports Jamy, Mollie, who has been revived and has been missed greatly, Charlie, a quality RPer who is somehow capable of managing many characters, Lauren, who has some of the best jokes, Gail and Rhe and Sam who all make everyone smile, as well as Cassidy and Rhiannon and Amanda and Maddi and Marielle and Linda and Ilana and Vivi and Maura and Liz and Maddie and Elenor and Kathryn and Cee and Kristen and Rose and Frederico and Darcy and Paula and Sierra and Ria and Audrey and Jenna and anyone I may have missed are all awesome, amazing people.

The-Next-Generation role play may be extremely immature at times, but it's by far the best RP blog on Tumblr.

by iluvyouguysxox October 14, 2011

google generation

people brought up my doing their homework using google.

damn, all these kids in the google generation get As

by zhonghunter February 7, 2005

D-Generation X

One of the most influential stables in the history of professional wrestling. First emerging in October of 1997, The Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels and Triple H began going against the establishment, and getting the crowds behind them doing it. The D-X lineup changed in March of 98, after Shawn Michaels lost the WWE Championship to Stone Cold Steve Austin and suffered a back injury that kept him out of wrestling for 4 years. Triple H added Billy Gunn (currently Kip James in TNA), Road Dogg Jesse James (currently B.G. James in TNA) and X-Pac (going by his real name Sean Waltman in TNA). The group enjoyed great success both in the ring and with the fans, until Triple H turned his back on D-X, siding with Vince McMahon's corporation in 1999. D-X would occasionaly reunify, but was silenced permanently in 2003.

"If you're not down with D-Generation X then I've got 2 words for ya......SUCK IT!!!!!"
-quote from Triple H

by screwallfacistpigs September 9, 2005

4th Generation Kpop Group Leader

Stray Kids, the mala taste pioneers, the genre. Composed of 8 composers, 8 vocalists, 8 dancers, 8 rappers, and 8 visuals.

Oh my gosh, the 4th generation kpop group leader Stray Kids is performing on stage!!

by ksmkiths March 11, 2021

asian kung-fu generation

One of the best (in my opinion) J-Rock bands out there. Known as 'Ajikan' in Japan, becuase it's easier to say than Asian Kung-Fu Generation, and it kind of sounds like it.

Their music is greatly influeced by American bands like Weezer, and it really shines through in most their songs. Japanese Weezer... hahahaha....

Most Americans found this band through Naruto, or FMA with their songs 'Haruka Kanata (Far, Far Away)' and 'Rewrite', respectively.

Wapanese: Dude... Ajikan.
Normal Person: ...Yeah... you... do that...
Wapanese: AJIKAN!!
Normal Person: AGH! GET AWAY!

by theshinykitty April 16, 2005

EPIC Generation

The current generation that has come of age after the year 2000, so called because the members of this generation are experiential, participatory, image-driven, and connected.

The EPIC Generation has come of age, and they are experiential, participatory, image-driven visual learners, are connected and remain connected via social networking sites, iphones, and podcasts.

by Hunting Tarsier March 23, 2010