get me or get myself

“I gotta get me a new carburetor,” says Joe-Bob. Translated into standard English, this would be “I have to get myself a new carburetor.” Even better: leave out the “myself.”

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• extend vs extent
• dateline vs deadline
• ninty vs ninety
• practicle vs practical
• stood vs stayed
• seam vs seem
• writting vs writing
• heal vs heel
• gaurd vs guard
• basicly vs basically

News & Articles

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• In the Suburbs / Good dad, bad dad: Reassessing fatherhood
  With Father's Day upon us, I've been thinking about my efforts as a dad over the past 42-plus years. There's so much I could have done better. Don't get me wrong. We have two beautiful, intelligent daughters who both have made something of their lives, and I like to think I had a part in that.
  June 16, 2013 - The Fairfield Citizen

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• 'Orange Is The New Black': A Review
  After waiting up all night for Netflix’s new original series, Orange Is The New Black , to launch, I sleepily pressed the big red play button, not entirely sure what I was about to get myself in read more
  July 16, 2013 - TheCelebrityCafe.com