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In the 1950s, the babyboomers came: the ones who "built Norway".
In the 1980s, it was "japperne": the quick-fix, one-man-company-people.
Then, in the early 90s, it was all about the "dessert generation" - the ones who didn't build Norway, as Erlend Loe nicely put it. The ones who just expected to get everything handed to them.
Who are we? What name will they give/have they given us? I need a label here...
In the 1980s, it was "japperne": the quick-fix, one-man-company-people.
Then, in the early 90s, it was all about the "dessert generation" - the ones who didn't build Norway, as Erlend Loe nicely put it. The ones who just expected to get everything handed to them.
Who are we? What name will they give/have they given us? I need a label here...
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Jeg husker de gode gamle dager, da vi mobbet folk som drakk kaffe fra glass og puttet melk oppi dem. Og nå er jeg der, drikker americano som de beste av dem (fortsatt ikke kaffe latte da, men jeg har faktisk tross alt bestilt en latte med soyamelk et par ganger. Ingen grenser for min politisk korrekthet.)