A scientific survey.

[Cope]

This is all very scientific.

[Brockway]

Twenty-Ten. My time is valuable. Ish. Well, not really. But I am pretty lazy. 6 hours and 9 minutes left for me!

[VeryCuddlyCornpone]

Twenty ten because it takes me back to the long ago days of my childhood where everything was nineteen this and nineteen that! This past decade has been so painful what with having to pronounce the whole number like you're counting or something, what kind of madcap world is that??




edited because I wrote "2010" at the beginning which contrary to my own logic actually doesn't denote which option I chose.

[KWill]

I say "twenty-ten" but also "in the year two-thousand-and-ten"

[McDuffies]

I say two thousand ten because it's more similar to how we say it in serbian.

[Pimpette]

I am lazy and say "two-ten" even though that doesn't describe the number properly.

[Lostmind]

I say two thousand and ten because I do this thing with my voice without knowing it leaving me to repeat alot of things so I try not to shorten words for clarity.

Yeah I talk worse than I type if you think that's possible.

[Ti-Phil]

I say neither, I say : deux mille dix...ok.. it could be roughtly translated as two thousand ten.. But now, shall we say in the tens like when people talked about the 1940s as the fourties?

[Ahaugen]

can I call them the "two-aught-tens"?

[Ekolter]

I'll call them both.

[Kirb]

Two Thousand-Ten. No room for pansy conjunctions in MY vocabulary.

[Phact0rri]

two-zero-one-zero..

[Terotrous]

I voted... scientifically!


Actually I say "two thousand ten", which was not an option.

[Cope]

But now, shall we say in the tens like when people talked about the 1940s as the fourties?

I'm already calling this decade "the Tennies".

[McDuffies]

This is the best scientific study of this year!

[MariaAndMichelle]

We've been saying both, as the mood strikes us.

"Twenty-ten" sounds so terribly futuristic.

But now, shall we say in the tens like when people talked about the 1940s as the fourties?

I'm already calling this decade "the Tennies".

Also, we vote for this.

[Cope]

"Twenty-ten" sounds so terribly futuristic.

I'm sure we'll all get jaded to its futuristic connotations soon enough, just like we did with the year two-thousand.

[BrownEyedCat]

I say Two thousand and ten when I'm talking normally, but Twenty-Ten when I want to sound like it's the distant FUTURE! Where we have jet packs, and rocket bases on the MOOOOOOOON!

... So really I'll probably be saying 'Twenty-ten' a lot.

[Jim North]

I call this year Bob. We've known each other for a while, so first name basis isn't a big deal. We're tight, yo.

But now, shall we say in the tens like when people talked about the 1940s as the fourties?

I'm already calling this decade "the Tennies".

Later on we might call this decade the teens. For now, we're just pre-teens.

[Killbert-Robby]

I say Two thousand and ten when I'm talking normally, but Twenty-Ten when I want to sound like it's the distant FUTURE! Where we have jet packs, and rocket bases on the MOOOOOOOON!

... So really I'll probably be saying 'Twenty-ten' a lot.

Huh, see for me its the inverse of that, two thousand ten for jetpacks and all that, and twenty ten when talking normally, in the same way my mum calls me Robby, but when shit gets serious, I'm Roberto.