1. It’s “Twenty ten,” not “Two thousand ten.”

    jemaleddin:

    indefensible:

    (via nickdouglas)

    It’s “two thousand and ten”. The extra syllables are all that separate us from the savages.

    You only say “and” between the counting numbers and fractional amounts. “Two thousand ten and twenty-five one hundredths.”

    It’s being pedantic that separates us from the savages.

    Good lord but you’re a staggering cock.

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  1. jemaleddin reblogged this from indefensible and added:
    Man, when that guy is right, he’s right.
  2. powerllama reblogged this from indefensible and added:
    Look, saying the year is “Twenty ten” makes it sound like we’re in the future, ok? I like pretending like I’m in the...
  3. indefensible reblogged this from jemaleddin and added:
    Good lord but you’re a staggering cock.
  4. jemaleddin reblogged this from indefensible and added:
    You only say “and” between the counting numbers and fractional amounts. “Two...twenty-five...
  5. electronsbro reblogged this from indefensible and added:
    Actually, it would be better as two-thousands ten (2010) or five-tens three (53) or ten five (15). Why? Because it’s...
  6. indefensible reblogged this from nickdouglas
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