[popey]

Me either. Although I'm in the "Before around 1970" group, so maybe I'm self-selecting my experience based on my similar-age peer group.

[leoedin]

Funnily, "Me either" is also an americanism that seems rather foreign to me. (Me neither would be more likely to be used in the UK in my experience). I think both are rather informal and so neither is necessarily incorrect.

http://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/33544/what-is-the-dif...

[popey]

I never claimed to be any good at English :)