[lit-ideas] Re: Geary's Girly Handwriting

  • From: JimKandJulieB@xxxxxxx
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  • Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2004 20:50:18 EDT

 
<<But,  even though you quoted it wrong (Professor Lye said, "I think of 
myself as a  expert in every field but my own") you are right.>> 
Is "wrong" an adverb? 
Julie Krueger 


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In a message dated 10/11/2004 7:58:53 PM Eastern  Standard Time,  
aamago@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
I  thought the "I"  was a hypercorrection.  I took the "like me" as an   
objectival.  I think we need we need a professional on  this.   Regarding the 
topic, 
if you think it's Mike's handwriting,  then leave I  out.

----

No, you are right. The topic is _not_  Geary's handwriting. It's his  
over-all 
sexuality (especially in the  Toronto area, etc.).

Back to 'like me'.

I don't think we need a  professional (or 'pro' as Geary calls them), since,  
you've just agreed  with Prof. Lye that experts don't know (many things). 



A.A. Oh,  boy.  What a night.  Exercised broads throwing themselves at me.   
Now this.  But, even though you quoted it wrong (Professor Lye said, "I  think 
of myself as a expert in every field but my own") you are right.  He  is 
implying that he can't help us because he doesn't know his own field.   Unless 
his 
field isn't grammar, in which case he would be an  expert.

That's it.  I'm outta here.  After this, I really need  a workout.


Andy




The original sentence  was:

"Geary sends the letter to interested parties  like  I"

I think you are right it should have been "like me", since  it's something  
Geary sends to _people_ (objective case). It's not like  "I like 
strawberries"  
where the people are the subject,  etc.

Cheers,

JL


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