Paula & I
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Wrote the following comment on June 25th, 2009 at 1:04 pm #
Aaaah… the honeymooners!
Oh, it’s “Paula and Me”…
I could blather on about subjunctive case, personal pronouns and tense, but it’d an exercise in futility.
‘Course, if you’d rather, simply use “Me-n-Paula”!