I once heard that it was Queen Victoria who introduced the 'You and I' thing, up until then it was, 'you and me'. Who knows?Depends where you was Brung up mate. " Me and my Mate "...East London-Essex , " My Mate and I ".. West London- Berk's"
Can't beat English dialects
As widely used by television presenters. Sometimes it's very clearly pronounced wrongly.
...or my Irish mate who answers the phone when asked if Jim is there says "it's him him self"
Of course you could have SS Duchess and SS Headmistress and solve it that way - but perhaps ships aren't your thing...........?
An unusual name for a girl, but at least he got peace.
I've heard she's getting on like a house on fire.
