[wtc911]

It's one of those grammer deals where popular use is contray to the correct form. It gets to the point where what is wrong sounds right and what is right sounds pretentious.

My saintly mother still says, "Hello, it is I..."

[seowulf]

Then again, when the incorrect becomes common it becomes correct, English being the living language that it is.

Otherwise, we’d all sound like Chaucer and a butterfly would be a flutterbee.