me either or me neither

Inside a longer sentence, “me either” can be perfectly legitimate: “whole-wheat pie crust doesn’t appeal to me either.” But by itself, meaning “neither do I,” in reply to previous negative statement, it has to be “me neither”: “I don’t like whole-wheat pie crust.” “Me neither.”

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News & Articles

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• Javier Hernandez: Mexico's Issues Up Front Shouldn't Be Blamed on Chicharito
  When a team is struggling to score goals, the common knee-jerk reaction is to blame either the team's forward or best goalscorer—both of which, in Mexico's case, are Javier Hernandez.  But castigating Chicharito for Mexico's recent mediocre spell—a 2-1 loss in its Confederations Cup opener against Italy on Sunday and two goals in its last four matches—is just lazy.  When given the opportunity ...
  June 17, 2013 - Bleacher Report

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• Margaret Lavin: School phobia a real and growing issue
  Ever hear of school phobia? Me neither. It sounds like a clever attempt to get out of gym class. The truth, however, is that it's a very real problem for many kids, a challenge for parents and a growing issue.
  June 11, 2013 - San Mateo County Times