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2:06am, 28th September

> From the WeatherWatch archives
Sounds like something from a science fiction movie doesn’t it? Welcome to the year 2010.
This great photo was snapped just a few seconds in to 2010 by Joanne Ottey, showing the fireworks coming off Sky Tower.
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weather-nut on 3/01/2010 9:55am
I’m betting that by 2011 everyone will be saying ‘twenty-eleven’ – nothing ‘American’ about it – just rolls of the tongue easier. However, for the sake of argument, I might just be calling this year ‘one-score-and-ten’. 🙂
Melissa on 2/01/2010 6:21pm
Great pic, looks like a palm tree! Hard to know how to say 2010, twenty ten sounds too American, two thousand and ten, i agree is too long winded.You have to concentrate when writing it too! Just for a laugh how about two o one o, or even two zero one zero. Don’t suppose it matters anyway as long as it’s a good year/decade for NZ!
sw on 2/01/2010 3:37pm
Pronounced as “twenty-ten” rather not the longwinded two thousand and ten.