Stupid Grammar Question for the Editors

This is classic. You start a thread asking for advice.

You receive said advice.

And you go the other way just because.

Where's Hoffarth when you need him?

 

Damn, you beat me to it and said it so much nicer.

Probably looking for Lugnuts to end that 20 year drought.

But that will remain between him and her. And she. He and she. Them.

 

Substitute "with" for "between," and it's easier to break down:

"This remains with me." So: "This remains with him and me."

You recognize right away that you wouldn't say: "This remains with I."

 

I'm with you and you're with me and so we are all together...

 

So you're all saying it's "him and me"? I wasn't clear.

 

If you wanna distract the grammar police, just work this in somewhere:
"He's got two balls on him, and he's looking for a high hard one so he can jack it."

That should eliminate those boring technical debates.

 

Do the rule books say anything about correct grammatical references to a talking penis?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093240/

I think we should test Frank's theory that it's a 50/50 deal, anticipating that half the editors get it wrong. How about if today everyone slide it into their copy incorrectly, and we'll see how we do.

(And seriously, thanks for the feedback, everyone can feel free to use this thread for other Stupid Grammar Questions.)