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14 Dec 2019
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What does boomer mean?
What does boomer mean?
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A boomer is an older person who does not like the new generation. For example, phones, devices and more.
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A boomer is an older person who does not like the new generation. For example, phones, devices and more.
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@weebmcbeeb Thank you for your kind answer😁
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