Aaaah, fandom...

[elisi]

Sometimes fandom throws out the wonderfullest lines. Such as this question:

You have experience decapitating with a xacto knife? ;-)

It being the latest in a growing discussion of AOQ's review of FFL.

There's also a guy (3D master) who's so anti-Spike that he's made himself a whole new theory about him, that fits with pretty much nothing of canon. *shakes head in amusement*


Also I just realised that I've yet to show off my new icon! st_salieri found it hidden on her laptop. Isn't it brilliant? Salieri is very clever! :)

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[calturner.livejournal.com]

"I" was always the proper grammar when I was at school. The use of "me" was a definite no-no! I still find myself using "you and I" rather than "you and me" even now. *g* In the England of William's time I would have thought that "you and I" would definitely have been the proper way of saying it. :)

Of course, I could be wrong...

[frenchani.livejournal.com]

Thanks!

That's exactly what my English friend told me. Being French I only instinctively knew that William didn't make a grammar mistake (I thought that the verb was implied and also I must have read "you and I" in English plays I guess when I was a student in my 20's)but some English people told me I was wrong and he should have said "you and me" and I had a Canadian friend (from Vancouver) who was horrified by William's faux-pas.