What will you say?

I'm going to go with Twenty Ten as it sounds more furturistic...we're now in the future...

The future is here!!

ibtl.

and two thousand.

Dear Scientists

It is almost 2010, where the fuck is my robot butler at?

Your pal,

The Oid

Dear Scientists

It is almost 2010, where the fuck is my robot butler at?

Your pal,

The Oid

Have this one:



On random note: realising that 90s are over took me almost ten years - that stuff didn't look aged few years back then boom, I've watched some 90s music on youtube and it suddenly started to look old. ffffuuuuu-

[Blazingmonga]

We're almost running out of Arthur C Clarke novels.

And I vote for saying "Two Hundred and one tens" (201 X 10)

who gives a shit

who gives a shit

Your mother.

I might just actually keep counting up in 1's until I get to 2010.

Long winded, but I'm willing to commit

Twenty Ten

Who here said one thousand nine hundred and ninty four?

Dun be silly.

I've heard "Two-ten" a few times now, which makes little sense to me. Twenty-ten is the way to go, I think.

~Josiah

[swervedriver]

I'm all for using MMX.

I'm all for using MMX.

I'm more a SSE2 person.

[djskrimp]

The year of our Lord, his almightiness Stonicious Maximilius Bairicus, two thousand and ten.

I've heard "Two-ten" a few times now, which makes little sense to me. Twenty-ten is the way to go, I think.

~Josiah

When I worked my air conditioning job, I had a lot of old people who would say something to the effect of: "well I just had my system replaced in 'two-oh-four' ", meaning 2004. The elderly can be quite funny.

Might as well say 2k10, that would make more sense than 2-oh-10.

I haven't heard the Dutch equivalent of twenty-ten yet (although we did use nineteen-somethingsomething all the time) so I suppose it'll be two-thousand-ten for me.