Rant: At least try to learn the English language

[Jocephus]

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[jim]

I start alot of my sentences with the work [expletive] n'.

[expletive] n' computer won't boot up.
[expletive] n' [expletive] needs to learn to drive.
[expletive] n' sandwich was great. (for affirmatives, a second [expletive] 'n can be effective: [expletive] n' sandwich was [expletive] n' great.)

etc...

[Smith Corks One]

I start alot of my sentences with the work [expletive] n'.

[expletive] n' computer won't boot up.
[expletive] n' [expletive] needs to learn to drive.
[expletive] n' sandwich was great. (for affirmatives, a second [expletive] 'n can be effective: [expletive] n' sandwich was [expletive] n' great.)

etc...

This is totally acceptable.

[33anda3rd]

Good rant. Easy rule: if you added one word/removed 1-2 words, which would you use?

"He is taller than me"?

Nope, you wouldn't say "He is taller than me am" so you can't pull that one off. It's "He is taller than I (am)."

"Do you want to go with Joanna and I?" Nope, if Joanna were out of the picture you'd say "Do you want to go with me?"

It's really so easy. So stinking easy. To just talk good.