Rule #3 Me

[Burnadell]

Never start a sentence with the subject ME. That is all.

[glen]

Me and Garca are twins

[hogslayer78]

Me and you are on the same page!

[BrandonA]

Me thinks your an old sick in the mud.

[Burnadell]

Me and Garca are twins

Correct: Garca and I are twins.

Well, that's not really correct. Garca and YOU are twins!

[Drycreek3189]

Me, I don’ care !

[Smart]

Me and my ol lady don't care what you think of her and myself's talkin'

[Thumper]

Me thinks your an old sick in the mud.

This is the Only exception to the #3 rule, Me is always allowed to think and speak her mind.

[Wood Man]

Me gets a kick out of Burnadell's old man rants.

[Encinal]

Never start a sentence with the subject ME. That is all.

Me is a pronoun.

Never is pretty exclusive.

[TxDispatcher]

Tom T. Hall would disagree

[Burnadell]

Me is a pronoun.

Never is pretty exclusive.

Ah, grasshoppa. When used correctly it is, but when used as the subject to start a sentence, it is incorrect.

Fail.

[SaltwaterSlick]

Yea and generally you don't end a sentence with "I" neethur!

For instance, " Me got that done for my wife and I"... swap me n I and you're good to go...

[Burnadell]

Yea and generally you don't end a sentence with "I" neethur!

For instance, " Me got that done for my wife and I"... swap me n I and you're good to go...

Correct, my scholarly amigo!

[Burnadell]

http://americanenglishdoctor.com/wordpress/why-do-people-begin-sentences-with-me/