Daily Reminder this baby can land skill shots better than you or I

nah its me

No Goomy is right, I is used for subjects and me is used for objects.

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You or I is the correct grammatical use

Edit: this is M&G, who cares?

There are two possible cases.

Some argue that if the pronoun after the "than" is a object, then the pronoun used is "me" and if it is a subject, than "I" is used. In this case, "this baby" is the subject and therefore "you or I" is the object. Therefore, in this case we would use "me."

The other argument is that after a than we always use "me," "her," "him," and etc..

As such, in this case it should technically be "me," regardless, but it's bot very clear cut, considering the existence of the "or." It is important to note that Shakespeare and Lord Byron, in such cases, used "me," and not "I."