December 31st, 2009 / 5:27 pm
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What begins tomorrow? Is it “two thousand ten” or “twenty ten”? …Shouldn’t we start getting used to saying “twenty” as the first part? We’re not still going to be saying “two thousand fifty” in 2050, right?
Tags: New Year's Day
i vote two zero one zero
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twenty ten. we should have been saying “twenty oh one” etc all along.
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December 31st, 2009 / 8:55 pmNick Antosca—
agreed
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twenty ten is no doubt cooler.
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December 31st, 2009 / 6:30 pmPaul—
no doubt
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Two thousand ends tonight, twenty begins tomorrow. The twenty at the front now will create a nice musical coupling with the double digits on the ass end. A mouth full of octopus baby, bathed in syrup.
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saying two thousand ten is french-er
i would like to say i’ll say twenty ten, but i know that already in my head i say two thousand ten every time
i’m just glad the coming decade will have a definite name. go teens!
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twenty ten
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nineteen ten
twenty ten
I love ‘twenty ten.’ This is going to be so dope. Everyone start saying this so it sticks. Fuck saying all of those ‘thousand’s. Can image how many hours of our lives will be saved this century by agreeing to use this convention? We are going to get so much shit done.
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Yes, but Nineteenhundredone, no?
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takes me back to the late one thousand and nine hundreds…
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