#z generation

Yondu: "Be quiet or I will eat you!"

Little Quill: "Hope you die of dysentery."

Yondu: "Wot"

Szánalmas vagyok

Csak drogokkal vagy piával talán gyógyszerekkel lehetek csak "boldog"...

Me: No, Ok, boomer is just a general insult, not serious.

Grandpa: No, I'm pretty sure I should know, I'm a boomer, but not a Trump supporter...

Me: I should know, I'm a gen-z. We started the war against you. We just mean it as a general insult, like: Haha, you're old.

Grandpa: That's insulting!

Me: Have you met our generation... Ok, bye.. Boomer.

Meme Child™️: Okay noah we need meme names

Noah aka Meme Boi™️: I call being Hit or Miss

Meme Child™️: I’ll be I Guess You Never Miss Huh

*I Guess You Never Miss Huh doesn’t fit*

Meme Child™️: What else can I be

Random Student 1: *is I Wanna Be Tracer*

Random Student 2: *is Already Tracer*

Meme Child™️: IM GONNA BE THANOS CAR *makes team name Thanos Car and puts team members as various people thanos killed*

This is one of those movies, stories, days where I am both excited and appalled about how much and how little has changed in the world. Remember the Titans hits on a lot of topics, some that are only becoming more discussed than they were in 2000 when the film was released, and definitely not when the film took place in 1971.

There is discussion about how this story isn’t real, but of course it’s real. It might not be the day-to-day real actions and challenges faced by this specific number of obstacles but this all did happen. While the main focus of the story is racism, but it also touches upon current-hot phrase toxic masculinity and homophobia. Boys who were taught to be one thing, come to realize what they have been taught is wrong, something especially difficult when it seems that it’s almost everyone that is telling you something else. As the younger generations are showing to be more open-minded and tolerant overall there still are obstacles for them against their parents’ and sometimes friends and shown with Gary and his mother and his girlfriend who couldn’t understand what he was thinking—even though they couldn’t explain their point of view. Separate from general teasing both the players and the coaches have difficulties seeing what they have in common with people they believe are ‘different’ from them—with the players having an automatic hatred of Sunshine and the coaches missing they are both strong leaders who try to be good, equal and fair men and attentive fathers.