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5 Comments:
Twenty Ten sounds better in my opinion. It just has more of an intergalactic ring. Twenty ten signifies the beginning of a new decade. We could call it the thirties though the way our economy is right now. I just couldn't help myself from that one.
Two thousand ten or twenty ten, it doesn't really matter to me. My only problem is that I keep referring to is as O-Ten.
Twenty ten has more of an intergalactic ring. Although I envision it will be more like Ayn Rand's version from the thirties.
j.dog - i assume you wanted the last comment but i like them both so am leaving them as is... plus i look cooler with more comments, right?
post to boost comment count.
also: two-thousand ten. :)
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