I'm 41. I haven't kept close to the 30-s as a group (for various reasons), but I can still relate to the conversations and learn from them.<br><br>
I suspect that... IF the group stayed specific to 30-39, which it won't, but IF... well, I suspect that I'd slowly drift over time.<br><br>
Bottom line: it isn't a specific <chime> that went off in my head the day I turned 40. It's flexible and everyone's line is different.<br><br>
But I'm still not a boomer <img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="http://www.kickrunners.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="Smile">.<br><br>
(also, when the 20-s thread was still a popular place (RIP mostly now), it was fun to read for entertainment, but it was far enough from me that I don't think I could have felt bondy with them)<br><br>
But the key point is that I don't think the 30-s feel terribly age-specific... so, CLB, if you wanted to join a community of nice people, well, they are an example of a community of nice people who may or may not have similar experiences based on growing up in the 80s and early 90s (and some 70s).