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copycat
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Posted on 03-08-10 6:43
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We talk a lot about the hippies and the sixties. It was a social trend, a way sought by youth to get away from the frustrations and mundane. It was the lifestyle likened by a lot of curious youth. Like there were Hippies in the past, what is the new social trend that is attracting the youth away from the mainstream social culture? I cannot think of any such after the sixties. Whats up with me? Or, what could be the a non-mainstream culture of future youth? futuristic trends guesses?? anybody???
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Posted on 03-08-10 11:57
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Posted on 03-09-10 8:24
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Posted on 03-09-10 7:43
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Posted on 03-09-10 9:38
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now is the YUPPIES "Yuppies is the short term for Young Urban Professionals or Young Upwardly Mobile Urban Professionals (as some authors contend) . The term Yuppies refers to people who are generally between the ages of their late twenties to mid-thirties, usually employed in a professional job, often living in an urban setting. Yuppies tend to earn in the upper middle class income range at an early age." --about.com
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Posted on 03-10-10 9:06
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Posted on 07-30-10 12:29
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I am thinking what is the mainstream social culture in the 2nd half of the last decade? FACEBOOK?
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