The grammar losers

And the first bad grammar award goes to ... The Biggest Loser reality show.

They seem like nice people working their asses off to lose weight. They're also people who've lost the ability to speak English correctly

During an endurance challenge involving falling up and down in mud, contestant Helen laments, "It's down to between Kristen and I."

As the contestants watch a coin toss to see which training team they'll land on, contestant Mike implores the coin: "There's enough spots for both my dad and I, please come up blue."

They should be more selfish. Think me, me, me. "It's down to Kristen and me," and "There's enough spots for both my dad and me."

Leave out dad in the last sentence and see how smart it sounds to say "there's enough spots for I."

Got that losers?