Two-thousand-ten? Twenty-ten?? I've heard people pronounce it both ways, and we need to come to some sort of agreement on the pronunciation. I think it's wise to let the forum members of Touch Arcade make this important decision. So whaddya think? Personally, I like twenty-ten better.
Twenty-Ten. Otherwise you sound like a really, really white person. "Why yes, I remember drinking tea in the year two-thousand-and-ten, it was quite good."
Good point. (probably the only time you will ever hear me say this, kijib, so savor this moment...) Being from Hawaii, I can attest to the fact that there are plenty of Asian tea-drinkers!
What, now you gotta question the validity of a stereotype? Can I not make ethnic slurs without you guys getting on my back?
It sounds quite good in roman numerals: MMX - and it ties with 'twenty-ten' for fewest syllables - but 'this year' beats both with only 2 syllables
