I'm down with it

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Personally, I'm down with it.

But now that I understand, I'm down with it.

I know you don't like rough language!" "I'm down with it," I told him.

Are you gonna be a diva?' She said, 'No, I'm down with it.

I guess I'm down with it because I've always felt, for instance, that my own lesbianism was genetic.

Opinion is split over the kind of drivers who, like Tony, drip dad-humour over the Tannoy, but I'm down with it.

Brian: I think they filmed this week's Nasty Pig commercial in my old Fire Island house, so I was down with it.

"I was like, 'What does that have to do with anything, what's going on?' They were like, 'Oh, we just wanted to know.' I was like, 'That's a dance team, it doesn't matter, even if I was down with it, it's not a gang that you could indict me for.'".

My last post, "I'm Down with Jesus; It's Christ That Gives Me Problems," drew immediate responses and a larger number of responses than anything I've written on Huffington Post to date -- like twice as many.

Even the two domains we chose are expected to show different characteristics as, e.g., it is less of a stigma to tweet "I'm down with the flu" than it is to tweet "I've just lost my job".

Can you imagine the reaction if Mr. Obama peppered his speeches with "y'all," "I'm down with that" or "keepin' it real"?