Originally posted by: skace
Joking aside. If 30'06 is pronounced 30 aught six, then what exactly does the ' stand for within the number 3006. Is it an extra zero? An extra 20?
Welcome to 10 years ago, Aquaman. People have been talking about this subject since the late 1990s (well, also the 1890s, 1790s, 1690s, etc). While the search at Anandtech sucks, you can still find dozens of threads like this by searching.Originally posted by: Aquaman
Proof 😛 You can't use the repost card without a link.
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Originally posted by: b0mbrman
I figure reporters will skate around it, referring to it as "this decade" or "since 2000". Once we hit the 10s, they'll refer to it as "last decade."
By the time we make it to the 20s, no one will care about the ten years between 2000 and 2009...
Originally posted by: PowerMacG5
What 30-06 (the correct way of typing it out) means is that it is a .308" calibre round developed in 1906. The Aught 6 is a way of distinguishing it from other .308" calibre rounds.
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
Congratulations again on another pearl of wisdom, basement boy.Originally posted by: Googer
Aught is redneck speak for the letter O (OH or OHT). 30-06 should sound like: thirty oh six but rednex say it thirdy oht sex.
Please leave the thinking to others better equipped to handle such.
The time of ill repute.Originally posted by: Aquaman
What the heck do we call the decade we are in now? :Q 😕
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