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   pouncingtiger said, 16 days ago

   OUCH!! What a burn!

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   Yukoner said, 16 days ago

   Ah, but which half?

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   sjoujke said, 16 days ago

   Now that’s a low blow!

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   ben_david said, 16 days ago

   Wow! Even the birds don’t use proper English. You wouldn’t say “I see I,” so why say “I see you and I?”

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   Avolunteer said, 15 days ago

   it is an unfortunate sign of the way English is now being taught to children. They honestly don’t know any better (and they certainly don’t have good roll models in the media!)

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   Ray C said, 15 days ago

   I agree with you both.
   Kids also need better role models for spelling.

   ;-)

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   pbarnrob said, 15 days ago

   And Shoe works where again? Sheesh!

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   CogentModality said, 15 days ago

   So what would be proper? Us? We two? You certainly couldn’t say “I see me being happy together.” LOL

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   Allan Claus said, 15 days ago

   According to Microsoft Word (they can’t be wrong! haha)

   “I see you and me being happy together”
   “I see you and I being happy together.”

   are both ‘correct’. I’m sure if we search Google, we’ll find someone to say neither is correct.

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    l-empress said, 15 days ago

    I see YOU. You see ME. That’s how it works. Do you know how to diagram a sentence? If you did, there wouldn’t even be a question.

    The only reason you wouldn’t say “I see me…” is that it becomes reflexive. Thus you would say, “I see myself…”

    I don’t know why I bother. I’m used to people who don’t know and care less.

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    jrbj said, 15 days ago

    How about “I see us being happy together”?

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    whmIII said, 15 days ago

    l-empress…I agree.

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    Josey Wales said, 15 days ago

    I’m still laughing about ‘roll model’…I guess you find those in a bakery shop window…or maybe, a Tonka truck is a roll model…omg….

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    treBsdrawkcaB said, 15 days ago

    It doesn’t make any sense! How could Shoe be 1/2 right? If he sees only one of them happy “together”?!? Together with what / whom? If it’s only one of them, he/she can’t be “together” alone.

    Maybe it’s a Paul Aldrich kinda thing…

    (Solo comedian/musician who published an album where’s he’s playing four instruments titled, “Paul Aldrich: Together Again”.

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    Fer Lefer said, 15 days ago

    Anyway, she doesn’t have the imagination to see herself happy with old Shoe…

    … and still trying on redheads? They’re dangerous, take my advice…

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    Doctor Toon said, 15 days ago

    If the line had worked, Shoe would not have cared one bit about the correctness of his grammar.

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    rshive said, 15 days ago

    Yukoner beat me to the punch–which half?

18. 

    yyyguy said, 15 days ago

    imagine me and you, and you and me…

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    crunkbot said, 15 days ago

    As long as it’s the bottom half.

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    Ray C said, 15 days ago

    I-empress: I am with you on that. However, ending a sentence with a preposition is something up with which I am willing to put.

21. 

    Boopsie200 said, 15 days ago

    Hmmm. Maybe it should be, “I can see our being happy together.”

22. 

    1deano said, 15 days ago

    Isn’t 1/2 of 1/2 equal to a quarter? that’s all she’s worth?

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    cholldekkgher stenst... said, 15 days ago

    Another bar that seems sexually oriented, but in a Twilight Zone, sorta way.

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    artisanx said, 15 days ago

    I can see that all of you are unhappy altogether!
    IT’S A COMIC STRIP, PEOPLE! NOT AN ENGLISH LESSON!
    Can’t you just get a laugh and move on or do you have to dissect every little thing to satisfy some deep seated urge to prove that you’re right?!!
    Geez, GET A FUNNYBONE!
    (Thank you, doctor. I feel so much better now…)

25. 

    Ushindi said, 15 days ago

    How about just “I’ll give you $50.” Forget the English problem.

26. 

    Susan001 said, 15 days ago

    She doesn’t give a bleeep about his grammar. It’s his stinky cigar breath that turns her off.

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    OldHipster said, 15 days ago

    If you were in the Bronx, would it be “I see youse and me having a swell time together”

    And she would reply, “Youse wanna knuckle samwich?”

    Youse know?

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    Susan001 said, 15 days ago

    You gotta say one thing–her back sure has deep cleavage!
    LOL

29. 

    bpshand said, 14 days ago

    Good one, O’hipster. You’re Irish now. If you weren’t before.