How will you pronounce 2010?

russianracehorse · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 5:13 am

nikininja wrote:

Maybe. Though I don't hold much to any form of astrology.

Neither do I. But then, that's typical of an Aries.

nikininja · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 6:04 am

And what makes it worse is that I am very typical of the archetypal aries male. Brash, haeadstrong, over opinionated, loudmouthed.

I never stood a chance did I? Born in the year of the (p)rat, and an aries too.

Them great big balls of burning gas and rock have a lot to answer for.

straycat113 · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 6:33 am

Twenty-ten comes out much easier.

Triskele · **Joined:** Sat Feb 23, 2008 10:18 am **Posts:** 3084

twenty-ten, shorter and sounds better.

cheers

Ceri · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 10:57 am

Triskele wrote:

twenty-ten, shorter and sounds better.

cheers

Hi Triskele: I wonder what you say in German? Same debate?

Cheers - C

Rhumba · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 11:17 am

Well nearly a thousand years ago, in merry England, we had this King called Harold who fought this battle at Hastings, with some Norman dudes.
The year was 1066 and we've always referred to it as ten sixty six.
What as that got to do with this? Well not much but I'm going to call it twenty ten. Yeah right.

Ceri · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 11:38 am

Rhumba wrote:

Well nearly a thousand years ago, in merry England, we had this King called Harold who fought this battle at Hastings, with some Norman dudes.
The year was 1066 and we've always referred to it as ten sixty six.
What as that got to do with this? Well not much but I'm going to call it twenty ten. Yeah right.

Hi Rhumba: and one of the interesting facts about the Battle of Hastings is that it was not in fact fought at Hastings but a few miles up the road at a little village called... Battle.

Now what are the odds on that? :lol:

Cheers - C

Rhumba · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 11:47 am

Ceri wrote:

Rhumba wrote:

Well nearly a thousand years ago, in merry England, we had this King called Harold who fought this battle at Hastings, with some Norman dudes.
The year was 1066 and we've always referred to it as ten sixty six.
What as that got to do with this? Well not much but I'm going to call it twenty ten. Yeah right.

Hi Rhumba: and one of the interesting facts about the Battle of Hastings is that it was not in fact fought at Hastings but a few miles up the road at a little village called... Battle.

Now what are the odds on that? :lol:

Cheers - C

Yeah!! That's right Ceri, I've been around the area.
Sad really for Harold, it was a battle he shouldn't have lost, probably too many subs on the field and William sneaks a winner in extra time.
Ah well, it's all history now.

Celtic Cyclonus · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 11:49 am

Rhumba wrote:

Ceri wrote:

Rhumba wrote:

Well nearly a thousand years ago, in merry England, we had this King called Harold who fought this battle at Hastings, with some Norman dudes.
The year was 1066 and we've always referred to it as ten sixty six.
What as that got to do with this? Well not much but I'm going to call it twenty ten. Yeah right.

Hi Rhumba: and one of the interesting facts about the Battle of Hastings is that it was not in fact fought at Hastings but a few miles up the road at a little village called... Battle.

Now what are the odds on that? :lol:

Cheers - C

Yeah!! That's right Ceri, I've been around the area.
Sad really for Harold, it was a battle he shouldn't have lost, probably too many subs on the field and William sneaks a winner in extra time.
Ah well, it's all history now.

Was the town named that after the battle or would it have been the Battle of Battle?

CC

Rhumba · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 11:53 am

Celtic Cyclonus wrote:

Rhumba wrote:

Ceri wrote:

Rhumba wrote:

Well nearly a thousand years ago, in merry England, we had this King called Harold who fought this battle at Hastings, with some Norman dudes.
The year was 1066 and we've always referred to it as ten sixty six.
What as that got to do with this? Well not much but I'm going to call it twenty ten. Yeah right.

Hi Rhumba: and one of the interesting facts about the Battle of Hastings is that it was not in fact fought at Hastings but a few miles up the road at a little village called... Battle.

Now what are the odds on that? :lol:

Cheers - C

Yeah!! That's right Ceri, I've been around the area.
Sad really for Harold, it was a battle he shouldn't have lost, probably too many subs on the field and William sneaks a winner in extra time.
Ah well, it's all history now.

Was the town named that after the battle or would it have been the Battle of Battle?

CC

Errrm. Not sure. Let's refer it to Ceri, he's the smart dude. Knows about this kinda thing.

Ceri · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 11:57 am

Rhumba wrote:

Ceri wrote:

Rhumba wrote:

Well nearly a thousand years ago, in merry England, we had this King called Harold who fought this battle at Hastings, with some Norman dudes.
The year was 1066 and we've always referred to it as ten sixty six.
What as that got to do with this? Well not much but I'm going to call it twenty ten. Yeah right.

Hi Rhumba: and one of the interesting facts about the Battle of Hastings is that it was not in fact fought at Hastings but a few miles up the road at a little village called... Battle.

Now what are the odds on that? :lol:

Cheers - C

Yeah!! That's right Ceri, I've been around the area.
Sad really for Harold, it was a battle he shouldn't have lost, probably too many subs on the field and William sneaks a winner in extra time.
Ah well, it's all history now.

Another thing I remember is that the battle took place between Harold and his army on one side and William and his 9000 Normans - after the most confusing roll call in history.

Cheers - C

PS Rhumba, it is quite possible you know where I'm lifting my material from on this. If so - well, now I've admitted my plagiarism...

PPS CC, it's just my adolescent sense of humour. Pay no attention...

Rhumba · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 12:16 pm

Ceri wrote:

Rhumba wrote:

Ceri wrote:

Rhumba wrote:

Well nearly a thousand years ago, in merry England, we had this King called Harold who fought this battle at Hastings, with some Norman dudes.
The year was 1066 and we've always referred to it as ten sixty six.
What as that got to do with this? Well not much but I'm going to call it twenty ten. Yeah right.

Hi Rhumba: and one of the interesting facts about the Battle of Hastings is that it was not in fact fought at Hastings but a few miles up the road at a little village called... Battle.

Now what are the odds on that? :lol:

Cheers - C

Yeah!! That's right Ceri, I've been around the area.
Sad really for Harold, it was a battle he shouldn't have lost, probably too many subs on the field and William sneaks a winner in extra time.
Ah well, it's all history now.

Another thing I remember is that the battle took place between Harold and his army on one side and William and his 9000 Normans - after the most confusing roll call in history.

Cheers - C

PS Rhumba, it is quite possible you know where I'm lifting my material from on this. If so - well, now I've admitted my plagiarism...

PPS CC, it's just my adolescent sense of humour. Pay no attention...

Yeah right Ceri, I know you're heavily into archaeology and that encounter was indeed an interesting one and I've watched a few documentaries on it.
Harold defeats an army of Vikings to the north and then marches south to face William. Hard as nails, those guy's.
BTW. Did you know Harold, apart from King, was the Earl of Wessex? a title taken by one Prince Edward in recent years.
If I'm correct, the title was not removed from the nobility list by William.
Fascinating stuff, hey what?

binterz · **Joined:** Fri Jun 26, 2009 3:30 am **Posts:** 166

Ceri wrote:

Rhumba wrote:

Ceri wrote:

Rhumba wrote:

Well nearly a thousand years ago, in merry England, we had this King called Harold who fought this battle at Hastings, with some Norman dudes.
The year was 1066 and we've always referred to it as ten sixty six.
What as that got to do with this? Well not much but I'm going to call it twenty ten. Yeah right.

Hi Rhumba: and one of the interesting facts about the Battle of Hastings is that it was not in fact fought at Hastings but a few miles up the road at a little village called... Battle.

Now what are the odds on that? :lol:

Cheers - C

Yeah!! That's right Ceri, I've been around the area.
Sad really for Harold, it was a battle he shouldn't have lost, probably too many subs on the field and William sneaks a winner in extra time.
Ah well, it's all history now.

Another thing I remember is that the battle took place between Harold and his army on one side and William and his 9000 Normans - after the most confusing roll call in history.

Cheers - C

PS Rhumba, it is quite possible you know where I'm lifting my material from on this. If so - well, now I've admitted my plagiarism...

PPS CC, it's just my adolescent sense of humour. Pay no attention...

if you were to buy a guitar there, you can see where i'm goin with this, would it be your.... Battleaxe?

Celtic Cyclonus · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 4:33 pm

William must have felt left out with 9000 other guys there called Norman. :wink:

CC

stratmansteve · **Posted:** Thu Dec 10, 2009 5:30 pm

I prefer Twenty Ten.

What do you call this decade?!

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