> ジェネギャなジョーク

Need help with translating the phrase above to English. I know it is some kind
of joke and Google Translate is not helping much.
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What does it mean to describe a joke as ジェネギャ?
[marasai](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/users/3506/marasai) wrote in [a
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> ジェネギャ is probably an abbreviation for ジェネレーション・ギャップ (generation gap).
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「ジェネギャ」 is as @marasai stated in the comments above.

I had to google around, however, to find out what 「ジェネギャ **な** 」 means as an
adjective as no one around me uses it. Fortunately, I was able to find enough
example usages to conclude that:

> 「ジェネギャ **な** 」 is synonymous to 「[時代遅]{じだいおく}れな」.

Thus,

> 「ジェネギャなジョーク」 should mean " **outdated or old-fashioned kind of jokes** ".
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