:D :D :D :D :D

<font color = lightgreen>Slackerboy nailed it--most Americans speak very poorly and in a very lazy manner. I will revert to colloquialism when at home (for the most part) but in my previous job (which required being on the phone quite often) I was very particular in my speech, including the use of "whom", correct application of the subjunctive case, and making sure never to end sentences with prepositions. [img]graemlins/petard.gif[/img] </font>

Any way one would look upon it, the use of "me neither' in a sentance constitutes improper use of the english language.

What is "proper English" anyway ? And who speaks it ? If an Englishman who studied Dutch for two years came to Holland and had a conversation with me, i'm pretty sure he doesn't understand half of what i'm saying. Too much slang and words that only exist in the streets, you won't find that in any books. I don't think there are that many people who speak proper English, or proper Dutch, or whatever kind of language.

Oh shut up. Everybody knows im right and youre wrong but nooo, you still try to make yahself look good :D [img]tongue.gif[/img] ..
"Proper English" is the way it was written and is truly correct. Um, I think the englishman would understand. I belive the guys in England are enough smart to understand when another person speaks in correct english.
Btw, that street "Whazzup, homies!?" thing is in America :D .

I know that dude, but as long as i can make myself clear in English, i don't give a rats ass if it's proper English or not. I bet you don't speak proper Estonian either ! :D

I am capable of speaking both proper and improper english but yes, i sure do talk with slang words and stuff :D

Neither do Londoners. It's time you all started to talk proper english like what I do! :D

I use 'me neither' in conversational english:

Lanesra 'I can't 'kin stand those Tottenham tosspots!'
Donut 'Me neither!' ;)

See ? Listen to Donut, he is always right :D Well, mostly.... [img]graemlins/hehe.gif[/img]

SAME WITH CANADIANS!!!! At least me. Us canadians don't got no grammar skills :D