I presume you've given upon getting this year corrected then?
since everyone's been referring to it as "two-thousand-and-nine" when it should be "twenty-oh-nine" (after all we referr to 1909 as "nineteen-oh-nine")?
Posted By: mr carra, Nov 27, 14:40:47
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- Read somewhere this week that the oh-nine bit was a recent invention. Back then
Posted By: Steve in Holland, Nov 27, 14:45:01 - 2yes. Although I think it's just about acceptable for this decade
Posted By: Tricky Hawes, Nov 27, 14:42:52 - Oh come it's what sounds more easy on the ear
Posted By: Brandonio, Nov 27, 14:42:39
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