Is Jason Carter for real?

[Edward]

Any one had any experience with Jason? https://rentmen.com/jaosncarters/ He looiks to good to be real unless he is into muscle worship only.

[LaffingBear]

Consensus here seems to be that he's one of several, currently in SF, believed to be

 

Too-good-to-be-true

 

https://m4m-forum.org/threads/new-young-stud-in-sf-andrewwhitey.125213/#post-1298249

[Good Grief]

https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/new-young-stud-in-sf-andrewwhitey.125213/#post-1298256

 

Here's a thread where he's mentioned though no definitive, other than speculative, opinion.

 

Dang @LaffingBear , you're speedier than I.

[LaffingBear]

Dang @LaffingBear , you're speedier than I.

 

"Me"

 

Certainly nitpickier

[Good Grief]

Beg pardon... @LaffingBear

You're speedier than I (am.)

 

Not You're speedier than me (am.)

 

[LaffingBear]

Me gets it, and jes be havin' fun

[mike carey]

Beg pardon... @LaffingBear

You're speedier than I (am.)

 

Not You're speedier than me (am.)

Can't find the Economist article discussing this. Short story, both are correct. It can be 'I' based on an implied 'am'. But there is no grammatical difference between 'You're speedier than a snail' and 'You're speedier than me' in both of which cases the noun/pronoun is the object of the preposition 'than'.