- Apr 11, 2004
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Originally Posted by HarlemToTheBronx
Bah-Pay.
i lol'd. but i like twenty ten. sounds dope. oh ten just sounds ******ed IMO.
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Originally Posted by HarlemToTheBronx
Bah-Pay.
ok, so in "1999" did you shorten it to "999"? using 3 digits makes no sense at all, or if it is "10:10" do you sayits ten oh-ten? im confusing myself here, ill just stick with twenty tenOriginally Posted by il prescelto
Originally Posted by bustinxjustin
I was using that point to illustrate the fact that it's incorrect to say "Oh-ten."Originally Posted by nick0lis
Originally Posted by bustinxjustin
at all of the "oh-ten" responses.
If it's 8:09PM and somebody asks you the time, you say "Eight oh-nine PM."
If it's 8:10PM and somebody asks you the time, you say "Eight ten PM" not "Eight oh-ten PM."
Apply the same concept to the year and it's either "two-thousand-and-ten" or "twenty-ten."
way to make a total irrelevant comparison.
I shouldn't have said "Apply the same concept" for the last statement because it is a different point. I should have said: "The correct way to say it is either 'two-thousand-and-ten' or 'twenty-ten.'"
My mistake
2010 still has an "0" in it tho, so oh-ten works cuz it's the "010" part of "2010".
the eight oh-ten doesnt work cuz it's 8:10. There's no "0" between the 8 and 10. There is in 2010 tho...
Swagger2Much4You wrote:
twen ten lol
I'mma sayOriginally Posted by YDBoUnCe
Originally Posted by GULLYDAGREAT
Originally Posted by socluis90
oh ten
Originally Posted by Fly Guy On A G5
i've heard a few people say "oh ten"
Technically it works but what happens next year?
Do we say 0-11?
Originally Posted by ConductZero
Twenty ten
Originally Posted by ConductZero
Twenty ten
ThisOriginally Posted by ConductZero
Twenty ten