Just a playful abuse of language.

“I” is a subject pronoun, so this would be correct if he were doing the excusing, and meant the same as “I excuse”. Why do we need “excuse me” in an imperative?

Just a playful abuse of language.

“I” is a subject pronoun, so this would be correct if he were doing the excusing, and meant the same as “I excuse”. Why do we need “excuse me” in an imperative?

Just a playful abuse of language.

“I” is a subject pronoun, so this would be correct if he were doing the excusing, and meant the same as “I excuse”. Why do we need “excuse me” in an imperative?

Just a playful abuse of language.

“I” is a subject pronoun, so this would be correct if he were doing the excusing, and meant the same as “I excuse”. Why do we need “excuse me” in an imperative?

Just a playful abuse of language.

“I” is a subject pronoun, so this would be correct if he were doing the excusing, and meant the same as “I excuse”. Why do we need “excuse me” in an imperative?

Just a playful abuse of language.

“I” is a subject pronoun, so this would be correct if he were doing the excusing, and meant the same as “I excuse”. Why do we need “excuse me” in an imperative?

Just a playful abuse of language.

“I” is a subject pronoun, so this would be correct if he were doing the excusing, and meant the same as “I excuse”. Why do we need “excuse me” in an imperative?

Just a playful abuse of language.

“I” is a subject pronoun, so this would be correct if he were doing the excusing, and meant the same as “I excuse”. Why do we need “excuse me” in an imperative?

Just a playful abuse of language.

“I” is a subject pronoun, so this would be correct if he were doing the excusing, and meant the same as “I excuse”. Why do we need “excuse me” in an imperative?

Just a playful abuse of language.

“I” is a subject pronoun, so this would be correct if he were doing the excusing, and meant the same as “I excuse”. Why do we need “excuse me” in an imperative?