Me either or Me neither

I believe me neither is considered proper or more proper as a variation of neither did i. I also believe it's more commonly said among English speakers. Me either is fairly common in the United States.

If you don't know that one toss a coin and follow your nose. Joker!

@ Fil Albuquerque

What do you mean by "If you don't know that one toss a coin and follow your nose. Joker"?

Please eplain it to a non-native speaker of English.

Thank you.

I can't, I am a non-native monkey to, typing words by chance...

He's just teasing. Try not to let it bother you.