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It really depends on the user's screen resolution and font size. For instance, a few of the existing menus text wrap for me because I use a bigger font size. I wouldn't worry about text wrapping on webpages.
I hadn't thought about this before, but it makes sense. "0 reply" in some fonts looks like "Oh" rather than "Zero".
Whether menu entries wrap is not under the designer's control. It depends on screen resolution, the font and font size, and om the browser. Each render engine gives a different result.
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