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A girl that enjoys wearing ugg boots with a mini skirt and a tank top in the winter.
Why does that girl like being a weather confused whore
Only, like, one of the coolest bands ever.
> ordinary
> envy
45 steps to the liquor store
just another breakdown that i can't afford but
can't worry about tomorrow's pain tonight (alright)
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The fattest band of all time. Totally sweet and awesome. AKA LBC, labuck, or just Lucky Boys. They are from CHICAGO. not Long Beach.
1.) Lucky Boys confusion is the shit. I'm-a go buy their new album right now.
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dude lucky boys confusion is awesome
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Individual who wears shorts with UGG boots (or other Winter boots), often accompanied with a Jacket or Hoodie.
Another Weather Confused Slut...
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When you feel you love more than one person at once. Prone I’m people who don’t know what they want.
Person 1: I love him but I like someone else too
Person 2: looks like you have confused heart disease
So many people think Gen-X starts in 1964-65 and that this is because it is when thedemographic baby boom dropped. But this is incorrect. There are scientific charts and graphs which PROVE that the baby boom officially ended around 1960, when that big high line in the birth rate graph suddenly takes a DIVE. It didn't start to dive in 1964, it started to dive in 1959. It's like watching a plane crash. It didn't happen all in one year and it didn't happen in 1964, and it most certainly marked the end of the baby boom. Although the official "bust" arguably occurred around 1965, it makes no sense to classify someone born in 1960 as a baby boomer---or some OTHER generation---solely on the basis of this much perpetuated----and unending---baby boom drop-off confusion. The Generation Jones issue does not help to address this issue, in my opinion, except for MARKETING purposes perhaps. The younger half of Gen Jones (1960-1964) is, ultimately, the first wave of Gen X---the leading edge ---and not culturally different enough from those born between 1965 and 1971 to be considered a different generation.
If you think you are a Boomer because you were born in 1961, you are suffering from Boomer dropoff confusion. The cure for Boomer dropoff confusion: look at pictorial graphs of birth-rate changes.