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10 after 2000 for me
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I shall now call it year ten
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twenty ten...........quicker innit...?
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Two hundred and ten nought
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Battle of Hstings, One thousand and sixty six! There's your answer.
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No sorry I mean.. Two hundred and one nought
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mitchell downie 01 Jan 14:30
Battle of Hstings, One thousand and sixty six! There's your answer. well sir |
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20 ten ...sounds a lot better and simpler ,but we will call it 2thhhhhhhousssssand and ten in this country, just to be awkward ;)
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but "twenty oh nine" is shorter than "two thousand and nine" and yet nobody called it that....
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Two thousand and ten will be used by normal people. Twenty ten will be adopted by those that say 24/7 and use facebook and twitter.
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surely its two o one o
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Clockwork somehow I don't think you called 1999.. One thousand nine hundred and ninety nine
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toonilwonnil
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2010=Twenty-Ten.
Job Done.... |
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10- 20 in USA
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in America its called.......1985
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two zero one zero
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a very well made point by make my hay there. I hope clockwork responds.
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where has this idea come from that 'we always say two thousand and.... ' ????
The Titanic sank in Nineteen Eleven , not Nineteen Hundred And Eleven The Battle of Waterloo was in Eighteen Fifteen......... Really using the 'two thousand and' seems to be the 'facebook' way majority usage of "two thousand (and) X" is a result of influences from the Y2K hype, as well as the way "2001" was pronounced in the influential 1968 film, 2001: A Space Odyssey.[5] |