- Joined
- Jun 23, 2008
- Posts
- 836
- Media
- 3
- Likes
- 372
- Points
- 383
- Location
- Georgia (United States)
- Verification
- View
- Sexuality
- 99% Straight, 1% Gay
- Gender
- Male
How about saying, "Drew and ME in the room." Surely, you would not want to say, "Drew is in the room and I is in the room."
Who need Viagra with this guy wrting stories like this....saves startching the sheets too.
I really don't want to go syntax on this... it kind of depends on how the title is intended. I would think "Drew and me in the dorm" or "me and drew in the dorm" because in a sentence, one would say "Take a look at this picture of me and Drew in the dorm." This would be correct because the first person is functioning as an objective pronoun in such a sentence. If there were a verb in the sentence, and the first person were taking the form of a subject, such as "Drew and I are in the dorm", "I" would be correct. So, with merely a fragment, it is up to the author to decided how he intended the pronoun to function.
Whoa, easy dude! He's writing a great story which many are enjoying. When Random House calls to print it, then they can correct the poor grammar and spelling (ah, they call it editing) So BACK OFF!!
Actually, I was defending him. Look at the last part. I should have quoted the posts on earlier pages where people were telling him to change it. I was defending the author, because I am enjoying this story as well.