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More like, "It's not with me", at least in Hiberno English. We'd also say "on me" (in Hiberno-English) for possession, although it means that you have it on you
by messe 4y ago
More like, "It's not with me", at least in Hiberno English. We'd also say "on me" (in Hiberno-English) for possession, although it means that you have it on your immediate person:
"Do you have it?"
"Not on me / I don't have it on me" = it's not on my person.