Poor millennials

[Deleted member 28227]

Spoken like a millenial that never has remodeled an 1880's build.

To be clear I don't own a power tool other than my electric mower.

 

[TheNorthStar]

Doesn't matter what some socio-political nerd wants to label you, I can probably come up with a reason why you suck and everything's your fault.

 

[FI460]

To be clear I don't own a power tool other than my electric mower.

Also to be clear: we millenials let @wllm represent us frequently on HT.

The above quote is not one of those times.

 

[TheJason]

To be clear I don't own a power tool other than my electric mower.

That could very well be a blessing.

 

[DouglasR]

To be clear I don't own a power tool other than my electric mower.

The sous vide doesn’t count?

 

[noharleyyet]

Best I can do...

 

[Ben Lamb]

Doesn't matter what some socio-political nerd wants to label you, I can probably come up with a reason why you suck and everything's your fault.

Brevity is an art form, and you sir, are an artist.

 

[BirdManMike]

I look forward to the day when some future generation uses the equivalent of 'OK, boomer' in response to some 'in my day' millennial (or at '81 I suppose I could be considered Gen X based on wllm's graph) nonsense Im spouting. Thisll be a good day.

 

[Deleted member 28227]

That could very well be a blessing.

Hey I was paying attention in big fin’s elk class. When my wife goes on Pinterest she knows that she’s hiring someone if she wants that crap in our house.

 

[Ben Lamb]

We can drive a car with a manual transmission AND order off the menu through a QR code.

We blast tool at 11, and still get to yell "what?" every time our spouse says something we don't really want to hear, but know we can blame it on the tinnitus.

 

[Ben Lamb]

To be clear I don't own a power tool other than my electric mower.

I'd never buy an electric mower. The technology just isn't there yet. What happens when I'm in the back yard and the battery dies? I'm not running an extension cord all the way over there to charge it!

 

[FI460]

Hey I was paying attention in big fin’s elk class. When my wife goes on Pinterest she knows that she’s hiring someone if she wants that crap in our house.

I will concede that you're probably doing it the right way. It seems like you're frequently out hunting while I'm rebuilding a deck or building compost bins...

 

[BirdManMike]

I'd never buy an electric mower. The technology just isn't there yet. What happens when I'm in the back yard and the battery dies? I'm not running an extension cord all the way over there to charge it!

Your yard just needs better infrastructure.

 

[RobertD]

I look forward to the day when some future generation uses the equivalent of 'OK, boomer' in response to some 'in my day' millennial (or at '81 I suppose I could be considered Gen X based on wllm's graph) nonsense Im spouting. Thisll be a good day.

No one who listens to Smashing Pumpkins as much as you is anything but a GenXer

 

[Ben Lamb]

Your yard just needs better infrastructure.

Great, more tax & spend liberalism in my back yard!

 

[BirdManMike]

Great, more tax & spend liberalism in my back yard!

Had Biden not sent money to Ukraine, run up inflation, and gutted the infrastructure bill we might all be happily running electric mowers.

 

[Stocker]

Had Biden not sent money to Ukraine, run up inflation, and gutted the infrastructure bill we might all be happily running electric mowers.

 

[TheNorthStar]

Brevity is an art form, and you sir, are an artist.

Appreciated, but you wouldn't say so if you've ever read the word salad my hunt stories turn into.

 

[Ben Lamb]

I will concede that you're probably doing it thr right way. It seems like you're frequently out hunting while I'm rebuilding a deck or building compost bins...

Will will never know the pure pleasure a man gets from strapping down a load of lumber with ratchet straps and then looking back and saying "yep, that ain't goin' nowhere."

Sad. Just sad.

 

[BirdManMike]

Will will never know the pure pleasure a man gets from strapping down a load of lumber with ratchet straps and then looking back and saying "yep, that ain't goin' nowhere."

Sad. Just sad.

And dont forget the mostly subtle, sometimes not so much so, reminders that he said he was going to fix something. We all love those.