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She had children and was widowed at a young age. She could of very easily missed the song.
Wasn't it one of her children's friends that mentioned it? The children are adults and have both moved out. The friends could easily be 5-10 years older than the children. Meaning they could've heard it as teenagers.
I was praying that someone wouldn't be this pedantic. That works against your counterpoint.
EVERYONE depicted in Crush Crush is 18+. She doesn't talk about Y2K meaning the chances of her being in 1999 is extremely low, especially considering how much of a big thing it is for her. This would place her as 18 in the low to mid 90's, as she goes to college after high school.
This means that the only way for an 18 year old Honey to talk to us is if the Crush Crush timeline is currently in the past. No one Ages in Crush Crush so if we want to be pedantic to the Nth degree, Crush Crush year is 2016.
Honey is 18 in 1993.
The ancient intro post from her debut implies being a 90s girl involves being born in the 90s but that absolutely doesn't work, because that would make her at most 9 when the first phone fling happens, if we assume it was in the 90s ( it'd have to have been 2008 for her to be 18 ).
Sounds like someone at Panda may have just messed up the maths slightly and Honey should actually be 43.
ETA -
(Hum. Actually if we assume her age is as of July 2019 or late 2020/early 2021, then that could put her going to University somewhere between 96 and 00 , which does actually work with all available info (and her being 18 or more in the initial phone fling) though the later dates work better than the earlier ones since it means she spent more of her formative years in the 90s )
2: All of this nonsense is exactly why setting a character's date of birth down to an actual year is a bad idea in a fiction where time may or may not move depending on what one is looking at, including setting in is a specific decade. Even if her age were correct right now, it'll be wrong next year. It's not as if they're keeping everyone's ages up to date in real time (it would actually be kind of Depressing if someone who was 18 at launch was 25 now).
3: Y'all are a bunch of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ nerds.
This is correct. I was born in 89, but grew up in the 90s - that makes me a 90s kid.
I perhaps inherited some of the 80's kids TV shows, mannerisms, etc, but that doesn't make me an 80s kid.
Either way, love Honey!! So glad she's finally here!
EDIT: Next one is 90210. If someone could post the first one, you'd have my thanks. I didn't think to check before just doing it.
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