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	<title>Comments on: Rocker: A Gen X Fantasy</title>
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		<title>By: MrTangent</title>
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		<description>As someone also in the Gen X camp (will be 36 in Sept. 08) I can identify with the sentiments of Fishman and Sandeep.  Although I personally had some issues (panic attacks, depression) that kept me from realizing my &quot;full potential&quot; (whatever &lt;i&gt;that&lt;/i&gt; is) I did really lose out on a great deal of my twenties and early thirties by not continuing my education or bettering myself financially and employment-wise.  

I&#039;m only now trying to reel the hook of debt out of my cheeks and get on the path to financial liberation.  I&#039;ve realized, finally, that credit cards and debt in general is Evil™; therefore, in my ongoing financial struggles I&#039;ve determined that I will not utilize them henceforth.  It&#039;s hard because I have the &quot;Buy Now!&quot; mentality endemic to a lot of us Gen-X-ers but a little planning, patience and saving go a &lt;i&gt;long&lt;/i&gt; way.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As someone also in the Gen X camp (will be 36 in Sept. 08) I can identify with the sentiments of Fishman and Sandeep.  Although I personally had some issues (panic attacks, depression) that kept me from realizing my &#8220;full potential&#8221; (whatever <i>that</i> is) I did really lose out on a great deal of my twenties and early thirties by not continuing my education or bettering myself financially and employment-wise.  </p>
<p>I&#8217;m only now trying to reel the hook of debt out of my cheeks and get on the path to financial liberation.  I&#8217;ve realized, finally, that credit cards and debt in general is Evil™; therefore, in my ongoing financial struggles I&#8217;ve determined that I will not utilize them henceforth.  It&#8217;s hard because I have the &#8220;Buy Now!&#8221; mentality endemic to a lot of us Gen-X-ers but a little planning, patience and saving go a <i>long</i> way.</p>
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