Paul Sloane tells a joke about an American in Oxford who gets corrected by an English professor for ending a sentence with a preposition, then delivers a punchline that turns the correction back on him.
of the American who came to Oxford to study, and, um, he was walking down the street and he saw this Englishman. He said, hey man, he says, I'm looking for the library. Can you tell me where it's at? And the Englishman, who happened to be a professor of English, said, excuse me, young man, you're in Oxford now, and in Oxford we don't end a sentence with a preposition. Would you care to rephrase your question? And he said, sure, man, sure. I'm looking for the library. Can you tell me where it's at, butthead?
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