Too Old for Myspace, Too Young for Medicare - Green, Joey
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If you've bought "Dark Side of the Moon" on vinyl, eight track, cassette, CD, DVD, and MP3, then this book is for you. With generational icons like Jon Stewart, Molly Ringwald, and miscellaneous members of the Brat Pack now advancing into their 40s, suddenly middle age seems more synonymous with Generation X than the baby boomers of yesteryear. For those celebrating their official entry into middle age, or those just on the upper-thirty-something cusp, Joey Green offers dozens of defining characteristics that indicate you're likely too old for MySpace, but too young for Medicare: * You have a…mehr

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If you've bought "Dark Side of the Moon" on vinyl, eight track, cassette, CD, DVD, and MP3, then this book is for you. With generational icons like Jon Stewart, Molly Ringwald, and miscellaneous members of the Brat Pack now advancing into their 40s, suddenly middle age seems more synonymous with Generation X than the baby boomers of yesteryear. For those celebrating their official entry into middle age, or those just on the upper-thirty-something cusp, Joey Green offers dozens of defining characteristics that indicate you're likely too old for MySpace, but too young for Medicare: * You have a remote control that controls your remotes. * You went through childhood without an infant seat, airbag, or seatbelt--and lived to tell about it. * You remember when Coca-Cola was available in only one flavor.
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Joey Green is a former contributing editor to "National Lampoon" and has convinced Jay Leno to shave with Jif Peanut Butter and Rosie O'Donnell to mousse her hair with Jell-O. Together, he and Alan Corcoran have written several books including You Know Youa ve Reached Middle Age If . . . and "Senior Moments." Both authors live in Los Angeles, CA. Joey Green is a former contributing editor to "National Lampoon" and has convinced Jay Leno to shave with Jif Peanut Butter and Rosie O'Donnell to mousse her hair with Jell-O. Together, he and Alan Corcoran have written several books including You Know Youa ve Reached Middle Age If . . . and "Senior Moments." Both authors live in Los Angeles, CA."