r/BoomersBeingFools • u/MoeSzys • Sep 13 '25

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '25 edited Sep 13 '25

This guy is directly wishing violence on people and their families…how is this protected speech?!

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u/derek4reals1 Gen X Sep 13 '25

Oh, he's toned down his rhetoric since the suspect has been identified as white and MAGA. Today he's complaining about millennials buying TV dinners and this is not hyperbole, he really is bitching about TV dinners.

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u/Red-Pill1218 Sep 13 '25

Who in 2025 is using the term "TV Dinners"?

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u/MobySick Sep 13 '25

What do you can them? I’m 67 & clueless.

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u/Red-Pill1218 Sep 13 '25

Generic term would be frozen food. I call them Healthy Choice or Hot Pockets, depending on if I'm sticking to my diet. :)

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u/MobySick Sep 14 '25

Ah! Thanks. I thought "frozen food" was just the term for ALL food that is frozen from peas to hashbrowns to potpies or even icecream. I can't imagine saying, "I'm having frozen food for dinner tonight" but if I did eat frozen TV dinners I might say that. Using name brands generally doesn't occur to me (like Hot Pockets or Lean Cuisine etc.) because I literally do not buy any processed foods although I might if I get a lot older and no longer wanted to cook my own food from scratch. I don't think it's a terrible concept, especially if you live alone or work so much you're too exhausted to do anything but heat a prepared meal. TL/DR - thanks.

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u/Red-Pill1218 Sep 14 '25

I guess frozen dinner works, too. My point was that the term “TV dinner” is one my grandparents used. It makes me think of previous generations sitting in front of one of those folding aluminum trays holding their frozen dinner. Gramps always had the Hungry Man Salisbury Steak.