I'd never really thought about it till I just read this thread, but "twenty ten" would be consistant with the previous centuries pronunciation - i.e. "eighteen ten" / "nineteen ten" etc. - so I'd be very happy going with that myself.

I don't like the big orange gap between the posts if what is written doesn't take up enough lines to fit in the avatar etc. on the left - if that makes sense? I think before the white box extended to the end of the area each post took up?

nidave wrote:Back on Topic - I find the direct aproch works well - "Fancy a f*ck"

Yup, ditto

nodnirG kraM wrote:My Ultimate was £97.

Mark, the prostitue thread is in the secret forum

I've not really been around properly either.

Hang on, this is all the people who used to make The Lounge a good, fun place to be, saying the same thing. Maybe the reason it's rubbish around here now is due to the fact that they don't post any more...


I don't recall you being one of those people ...

I've not really been around properly either.

Hang on, this is all the people who used to make The Lounge a good, fun place to be, saying the same thing. Maybe the reason it's rubbish around here now is due to the fact that they don't post any more...

Perhaps we should set up thelounge.com for ...

It's funny - Facebook has quickly taken over from MySpace as the social website of choice.

No one I know uses MySpace any more - we all use Facebook; it's got a much better interface, looks tidier and the photo tagging thing is great.

...only thing is these applications creeping in are making it ...

Nice one Martin, you're not the only one who finds less and less time on your hands to have a quick browse.

...and hang on, FOUR YEARS? What the hell happened.

Is now the time to reminice about the old integrated Lounge over on TVF?
Jaron-gate, forum crashes etc etc...

cdd wrote:Well for all intensive purposes

Do you mean "for all intents and purposes"?

I know a few doctors and they all say if you're having a major operation - have it on the NHS. NHS hospitals are better equipped to deal with the situation if something goes wrong, whereas Private operating theatres tend to be specialised in one area which means they struggle if something unexpected ...

cdd wrote:

Aston wrote:

StuartPlymouth wrote: Not at all Aston

Good, good. Would hate to think anyone was taking offence

I took offence, it stole two seconds of my life while I solved the mystery of whether the blue underlined text was or was not a link.

And your comclusion of the results?