How Millennial Are You?

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41

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<li>I got a 12 lol</li>
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42

<p>I’m 14 and got a 68…</p>

43

<p>I’m 19 and I got a 91 :p</p>

44

<p>73, 18 years old.
I feel like it should be slightly lower because I don’t have pierced earlobes either. :)</p>

45

<p>I got a 76% and am a boomer. Probably because I have high school age kids, grew up on the left/west coast, and don’t like needles, therefore no body art.</p>

46

<p>I’m 57 and I got a 19 - kind of where I’d expect to be. I actually like it here!</p>

47

<p>I got 86, and I’m on the borderline between Gen X and Boomer. I always thought I was more Gen X, but now I realize I’m really mostly Millennial!</p>

48

<p>I got a 49… and I am a 48.</p>

<p>Had to call a government official when I threw out ( oops recycled) the car tag renewal documentation. I should have scored bonus points cos I did look up the number on the internet and tried to renew online, gave up with their awful website.</p>

49

<p>I call government officials all of the time, but that’s for spy stuff.</p>

50

<p>I got a 69 and I’m 14 years old. I haven’t watched TV or played video games in the past 24 hours but that’s only because I don’t have time. Too much homework. And I don’t text because I have no friends. I only text my parents and siblings.
Edit: Once I take out the social networking thing, it drops down to a 33. That’s why my score is so high!</p>

51

<p>Born in 1992. Got an 82. Ha. Sounds about right. </p>

52

<p>83! (I’m 17)</p>

53

<p>Chronological Boomer. Scored 44, venturing into GenX territory. Seems about right to me.</p>

54

<p>I got a 90 and I am 47. No piercings or tattoos…</p>

55

<p>51 and a tail end boomer here. Scored a 79, smack in with the Millenials. Which is no surprise, I am pretty dismayed at what the boomers have become…</p>

56

<p>I have a 60, I’m 56.
Im surprised it didnt ask what books, movies or music I like.
I havent gotten a tattoo yet.</p>

57

<p>18 and I got 88. I found some of the sections kind of surprising. For instance, the fact that valuing a high paying career increases your… Millenialness? I got the impression from a podcast I listened to and a few other bits of reading on this topic that millenials are generally looking for something more purposeful in a career than earning a big paycheck. I assumed this was true since it aligned with my ideals of a career in government, but who knows? Internet polls are never wrong after all…</p>

58

<p>Wow–such high scores. I’m a young boomer, and solidly with the boomers with a low score around 11-14 (depends how much TV I watched that day.) Reading newspapers (I still do, daily) and having contacted a government official lowered my score a lot. If I got rid of my landline, the change would be huge!</p>

59

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<p>Compare with the past:</p>

<p><a href=“http://www.gallup.com/poll/163697/approve-marriage-blacks-whites.aspx”>http://www.gallup.com/poll/163697/approve-marriage-blacks-whites.aspx&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>As recently as 1995, just under half of Americans surveyed approved of marriage between black and white people.</p>

60

<p>Whoa! I got a 97!!
This is awesome…</p>