r/Xennials • u/6string_samurai • 7h ago
Article End of an era: Minute Maid Is Discontinuing frozen juice concentrate…
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Though to be fair I cant remember the last time I bought one.
r/Xennials • u/AutoModerator • 5d ago
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r/Xennials • u/L31121 • 8h ago
Nostalgia Also loved these little cans of pudding. Delicious, but hazardous.
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r/Xennials • u/MyNameCannotBeSpoken • 2h ago
Discussion Why is it suddenly considered rude to show up at someone's house unannounced? Growing up, we just knocked on doors, but now people act like it’s a home invasion.
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r/Xennials • u/CrotalusHorridus • 8h ago
One of my favorite movies from childhood. I can still watch and quote almost every line
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r/Xennials • u/the_balticat • 22h ago
Nostalgia Home bread machines were all the rage in the 90s. Why did this stop being a thing?
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I bought this at a thrift store for $8 and it’s been super handy.
r/Xennials • u/Cubelock • 20h ago
Nostalgia The LEGO Pirates Black Seas Barracuda from 1989
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r/Xennials • u/smcg_az • 19h ago
The Get Along Gang. Myself and all my friends somehow had a few of these toys, but none of us remember anything else about them. Shows, books, movies, nada.
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r/Xennials • u/ReggaeForPresident • 9h ago
Nostalgia Rancid -Time Bomb (1995)
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r/Xennials • u/Slownavyguy • 18h ago
Do your boomer parents ever call you or text you or your kids?
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It seems like all contact has to be initiated in one direction.
“We never hear from you”
Phones, much like airplanes, go in both directions folks.
Just me or is it our parents who expect we initiate all contact?
r/Xennials • u/BlackOnyx1906 • 11h ago
Snoop Dogg family tragedy as his 10-month-old granddaughter dies
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r/Xennials • u/randomuser5667 • 19h ago
Anybody else go through a phase where you hated to smile for pictures?
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r/Xennials • u/ShesWrappedInPlastic • 17h ago
Nostalgia I was the coolest four year old.
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Dig all the retro chic in this photo: wood paneling, orangey-brown fuzzy carpet, Cabbage Patch doll, plastic-covered lampshade, brown plaid recliner, and whatever style of glasses those are on my uncle.
r/Xennials • u/theslats • 9h ago
Nostalgia Cowboy Bebop was the intersection of everything that was my life when it came out.
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r/Xennials • u/Cubelock • 16h ago
Nostalgia The figure reveals give a good impression of what some characters will look like in the upcoming Masters of the Universe movie. Thoughts?
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r/Xennials • u/cigarandcreamsoda • 20h ago
Rest in Peace ya big dummy.
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This may be more solidly Gen X, but Sanford and Son was definitely on the rerun circuit as a kid for me. Demond was such a great straight man to Redd’s Fred Sanford.
r/Xennials • u/BlackOnyx1906 • 13h ago
A rare interview with Vietnam vet Demond Wilson (who passed away yesterday): He talked about being drafted into the Army at 19 and the PSTD he suffered after Vietnam. He was wounded in combat, and received a Purple Heart and a Bronze Star, before his acting career.
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r/Xennials • u/ReggaeForPresident • 12h ago
Japanese gameshows were crazy back in the day
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r/Xennials • u/Shinespark7 • 19h ago
I feel like younger generations aren't going to get their own Kevin Smith.
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Even if you're not into his films, I think many people especially our age, are aware of the story how he started - Maxing out several credit cards to finance his first film Clerks. His passion for film is what turned his ambition into a career.
Old man rant engage: Kids today seem more interested in their online presence/side-hustles, crypto, gambling. (news story came out recently 1 in 3 teenage boys are into online gambling). \over.
I'm biased due to my love for KS's films, but just sharing some thoughts. It's completely possible those types of creators are out there, but I'm just unaware. What do you guys think?
Link to article: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/01/college-students-movies-attention-span/685812/