people of the decade?
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Pope John Paul XXIII\nTerry Schaivo\nOsama Bin Laden\nBono\nOdieguy3000 :)
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I'd say 10.  I'm 44 - look about 35.
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Anything made after 1990.\n\nCoach
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toooooooo many people to name!!!
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Hard question to answer when you consider the game has changed so much since it began. That's why I prefer to look at it decade by decade, after all, few players go much past 10 years in the NBA.\n\n1946 ~ 1950 - George Mikan\n\n1951 ~ 1960 - Bob Pettit\n\n1961 ~ 1970 - Wilt Chamberlain\n\n1971 ~ 1980 - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar\n\n1981 ~ 1990 - Magic Johnson/Larry Bird/Michael Jordan (tie)\n\n1991 ~ 2000 - Michael Jordan\n\n2001 ~ Tim Duncan (he's got two titles and 2 MVPs) Nash has no titles, Garnett, no titles, Bryant, no MVPs, Shaq, is broken down, Iverson, no titles, James, no titles, no MVP, too young.
757565
Interesting question. But who were the people already there?
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On average 26-30 years old.
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Not sure, in the 10's of thousands.
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The nineties had nothing to speak of, nothing notable, just a decade of transition, everyone looking forward to the new millenium, dreading the y2k doomsday collapse, which never happened.\n\nDot commers.  Color me instantly rich, suddenly poor.  Back at home with Mom.\n\nHome computers hit their stride.  All the techie stuff came home to us. The stoned Shakespeare  virus opened up a whole new world of opportunity for virus protection geeks.\n\n\nSeinfeld. Friends.   \n\nIt was the "Me me me" decade.  EST returned as Landmark Education and we all pity partied together and got yelled at by the coaches and were told that life was meaningless and that we understood nothing and couldn't even figure out why we liked chocolate over vanilla ice cream.   I have never seen such hard core recruiting in my life.  The marines have nothing on them.\n\nNo new music to speak of, just rehashed grunge, rock and metal from some new faces. \n\nSelf entitlement among everybody was at nauseating levels and to prove it, bankruptcy filings hit their all time high.\n\nWe worked. 80 - 100 hours a week.  We even traveled to work.  We could still get away with business travel because teleconferencing was still a gray area.\n\nOur kids had to be little einsteins, gymnasts, linguists and computer literates or we perished in front of our friends.\n\nPrairie dresses, frilly underskirts and high top shoes. Uck.\n\nElmo tickled our babies.\n\nJon Benet and OJ kind of took over the tabloids and Court TV was born.\n\nSurvivor showed us our first naked gay guy on network TV.\n\nElizabeth Taylor got married. Again. oh, and again.\n\nLike I said, nothing new, just rehashed old stuff.  Nothing to create a "Happy Days' or "That 70's Show' in this past decade, we didn't even have a trend, a song, a dance or a momentous historical event to view as unique to that decade.\n\nGood luck.
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I'm 39 and people like Mel Gibson, Patrick Swayze, Harrison Ford, Farrah Faucett, Lee Majors, were hot when I was growing up and a young adult. Music wise the beatles were probably a little before your Mom. I'd go to dogpile.com and search for 70's stars.
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My favorite decade is the 1970's or the 1940's. I wasn't alive or anything, but they seem like fun era's. ;)
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People who where borned from 1980-1989
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I would say SEVERAL people.
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nah..I think they're done for this decade.
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Marilyn Monroe\nTom Cruise\nDenzel Washington\nElvis\nRosie O'Donnell\nJessica Simpson\nFrank Sinatra\nJames Dean\nJennifer Aniston\nBrad Pitt\nAngelina Jolie\nJennifer Lopez\nShania Twain\nGarth Brooks\nLeeAnn Rimes\nJustin Timberlake\n\nBasically anyone born in a year staring w/19__
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Pancha, are you looking for prom date?\n\nThis generation is the most self-absorbed, mentally weak, socially challenged, valueless, and functionally illiterate generation of this nation
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ask me the top 100...