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Another way of saying Shite, boring, wanky, bollock ridden, cunt flap of a toe nail chewing monkey cum dribble of an album!
a guy especially an ex boyfriend that does not have his shit together and has no direction, immature guy in his 30's, a jobless 30 something male
i don't talk to that dude he is part of the x-men crew
a show that used to be shown on Fox but then got canceled about two FBI agents named Mulder and Skully who work on the X-files (unexplained cases).
Mort: Watt r u watching?
Xhu: X-files
People that completed high school at any time between 1989 and 1996. Stragglers have been identified through the class of 2000, but were the minority of their graduating class. In its heyday, Generation X boasted some high numbers. MTV was a haven for Gen-Xers, and has been described as, "the only TV channel that didn't care just as much as you." Gen-Xers can come in a variety. Light Xers are usually just into the music and don't really look the part. Medium Xers were way into the music, and could be easily identified. Heavy Xers were about nothing but the music, and took the lifestyle to it's limits. Major Xers are identifiable even today; they usually wear clothes they didn't buy or are older than they are, tend to talk slowly, and feel more at home in a dark room. Grunge permeated in this time period, and it fit the bill.
Very characterized by music.
Light X: Nirvana, Pearl Jam, other major radio bands
Mid-X: All of the above, Monster Magnet, Kyuss, other bands that started small and "got big."
Heavy X: All of the above, Fu Manchu, Soul Coughing, other bands that stayed small but got major underground movement.
Major X: All of the above, The Atomic Bitchwax, Desert Sessions, bands that remained underground or even "indie."
Generation Xers were complete stoners. Most clean up, but some don't. If someone claims to be GenX but doesn't/didn't do drugs, they are liars.
GenX was a great place to be a part of. The world had it's troubles, but they just didn't care enough to do anything about it. It's okay because they still had the support of the people who did do the activism. True harmony.
Generation X was followed by a major culture change, then culture shock, then was followed with Generation Y. Generation Y is still in existance as of today 1/5/06, but will probably peter out as the year progresses.
Generation X started in '89, climaxed in '94, fell out of place in '97, and died out in '00.
Generally referring to the "x" stereotype that is currently emerging among today's youth, as of yet (or atleast until now) unnamed, although likely seen by many. To describe the look, persons subscribing to said fledgeling "stereotype" generally have qualities attributed to all three primary "alternative" stereotypes (emo, some goth, some scene).
Hair is generally ranging from elaborately done scene styles to simple emo styles, often black or another extreme on the spectrum of dyes available, rarely traditionally coloured, and often with streaks of other alternating extreme spectrum colours sporadically throughout, or in a specific pattern, throughout. Clothing generally takes influence from casual emo or scene styles, or alternatively, a blend of casual and well dressed, often including dress shirts, ties, tight dark washed jeans, and whatever jacket or blazer that might be comfortable over top. Hats are optional, although rarely seen.
More of a fashion stereotype or style than it is something that is as well heavily dependant on personality, or atleast feigned personality, this "stereotype" sees personalities ranging from confident and well adjusted persons to your general social outcasts. Music taste seems irrelevant, although not as often are mainstream music tastes seen. Indy, triphop, punk, emo, electronica, game music, anime music, dance, it is the second large variable along with personality that is presented in this stereotype.
In terms of makeup and whatnot, often thick bits of eye makeup are seen on the females of this classification, and much less so on the males, likely because males subscribing to this are so less often seen. It's likely eyemakeup would be more niche among the men, but acceptable regardless.
As before stated, much more often seen on females.
"Did you see that x girl? She was fucking hot!"
"Social x is a more recent fashion. Girls seem to like it."
"X'ers are faggots who just can't decide on a stereotype to conform mindlessly to!"
I don't want to bother playing starcraft cause Warlock-x will kick my ass.