Which is proper english. "Steph and Me" "Steph and I"?
 

Say there is a picture of a guy and a girl... what would the title of the picture be:

"Steph and I" or "Steph and me"

steph and izzzzzzzzz

Me n the bitch.

If there's a verb in the sentence, the correct choice would be "I"

If you use it at the begining of a sentance it will be Steph and I. Otherwise it is Steph and me.

Steph and I

or an imaginable verb

this person is claiming having the title "Steph and I" is completely wrong... and that "Steph and me" is right.

he says you're all wrong.

Steph and I are fucking.

Gabby is fucking Steph and me.

That person is right.

Easy way to remember when to use what: remove the "X and". Now would you call a thread containing pictures of just yourself "Me" or "I"?

There are a lot of ignorant fucks on this board. "I" is a subject and "me" is a direct or indirect object.

Its really simple to tell when to use "I" as opposed to when to use "me". Simply remove Steph from the sentence and see what makes sense.

Right:
Steph and I went to the store.
I went to the store.

Wrong:
Steph and me went to the store.
Me went to the store.

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Right:
John gave the ball to Steph and me.
John gave the ball to me.

Wrong:
John gave the ball to Steph and I.
John gave the ball to I.

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And finally in the context of the picture...

Right:
Steph and me
Me

Wrong:
Steph and I
I

Thats what I said. Well I didn't go into such detail but I meant the same thing!

Steph and I .

Wrong!

steph and me was fucking

excellent, after all someone competent

i am quite impressed, after all the your/you're and loose/lose and all that kind of stuff i see around here i thought you were all illeterate :winkwink:

Really actually depends on the rest of the context :P

:glugglug

Here's a tip. Always take out "Steph and" and look at the sentence that way.

i.e.

1. I went to the store. (not Me went to the store)

2. Joe went to the store with me. (not Joe went to the store with I.)

It feels like you guys are talking about me. :waaaaahh

:thumbsup

NetRodent said it all.

A lot of people get it wrong because they're trying to get it right and they think "I" is always right. Holden Caulfield does this in Catcher in the Rye.

:1orglaugh regardless of whether that's just a typo or not it's still funny.

read a book about grammar. it will help you a lot.
I'm kinda lost for words, too.

doesn't matter becasue it's gonna be me and her soon :BangBang:

:1orglaugh :thumbsup

Steph and I of course.

WRONG!