Okay, so I have to say something about silly things people say, like "myself".
Joe, Nancy and myself drove to the store.
Doesn't that just sound weird? Yet I year people say crap like this all the time. I think they do it because they're lost as to whether to say "I" or "me" in a sentence. Of course, it should be:
Joe, Nancy and I drove to the store.
It's just a longer version of:
I drove to the store.
Switch it around, though, and people get confused.
Joe drove Nancy and myself to the store.
Again, that's just weird! It should be:
Joe drove Nancy and me to the store.
Why? Because it's just a longer version of:
Joe drove me to the store.
You know, the rule is very simple: If it works for the singular, it works for the plural.
I drove to the store.
Joe, Nancy and I drove to the store.
Joe drove Nancy and me to the store.