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You know what gets me; People in the city that I live often say “two-oh-eight.” That’s totally leaving out a zero. It weirds me out. Why would people say such a thing?

teh polls, they are broken!

Maybe a different way. We commonly do not mention the hundreds when there is no hundreds digit, but you could pronounce it two thousand, zero hundreds, and ten.

Kuvri (yodaluv12) wrote:
where do you live???

No, I mean, votes aren’t being counted, this site is sorta phucked up right now.

oh.

*feels silly*

Kuvri (yodaluv12) wrote:
where do you live???

NY

Kuvri (yodaluv12) wrote:

Mayor Cory Booker wrote:

Kuvri (yodaluv12) wrote:
where do you live???

NY

wow.. i live near there and know tons of people there but i’ve never heard that lol

Maybe I’m listening out for it. It’s so silly.

Kuvri (yodaluv12) wrote:

Mayor Cory Booker wrote:

Kuvri (yodaluv12) wrote:
where do you live???

NY

wow.. i live near there and know tons of people there but i’ve never heard that lol

i live in ny…. just not the city though… actually i have never been to the city… i grew up smack dab in the middle of ny state… near utica… i now live about an hour from albany… depending on how fast you drive… hahahahahahahha

by the way… i voted… for 2 thousand and ten…. however… im not sure… because they both sound good to me… hehehehehehe… ill probably use both of them…

Maybe we should call it simply “The year the world went to he11.”

I say numbers how they are because my mom and dad and teachers scolded me about the extra “and” when I was younger. Hence, it’s the year two thousand eight not two thousand and eight.

I vote #2

People are lazy, its easier to say.

it should be pronounced twenty-ten twenty-11… those of you pro - two thousand and eleven what are people going to be saying in 2151 - two thousand one hundred and fifty one it would be much easier to call it twenty-51. plus twenty-10 - twenty-11 sounds futuristic.

and like Conan O’Brien would say… “In theee yeeaar 2000…. everything will sound futuristic”

lol… haha that’s true for most of you people but i will be here. so just call it 20-10 20-11 and there wont be any need for political assassinations

Oh. I wouldn’t be so sure about people alive today not being around in 2100. Progress in life extension sciences is predicted to allow people to live viably into their 150s soon.

twenty ten!!!

I want to say it as two thousand and ten. Two thousand ten sounds less confusing than twenty ten though.

Shorter will always win.

In the year 2525, if man is still alive.

what about women being alive in the year 2525…….

Anonymous wrote:
Maybe we should call it simply “The year the world went to he11.”

No, that’d be 2012, according to some.

“twenty twenty: The Year of Barbara Walters” lmao.

I voted twenty-ten so that looking forward to twenty-twenty is perfect vision.

Michael Leibman wrote:
I voted twenty-ten so that looking forward to twenty-twenty is perfect vision.

Haha. Good one Michael!

Thank you, Your Sparkliness.

As a member of the future class of 2010, I would rather be referred to as a member of the class of twenty ten rather than the class of ‘10. :P

The votes are equal so far on this hysterical decision.

cant we jus say now?

AKITHMA wrote:
cant we jus say now?

Only if we’re in a time machine.

we are

Kuvri (yodaluv12) wrote:
By the way is it currently “two thousand and eight”, or “two thousand eight”? I tend to stick an extra “n” sound after thousand… Not sure what everyone else does. Cast your vote today!

I count seconds when I need to time something by saying, “two thousand one, two thousand two, two thousand three”. So “two thousand” is almost a second.

2009 ,not likely but who will argue with Rome