Ведьма-вампир,
вот как трактует подобные ситуации редактор наверно самого авторитетного американского словаря Merriam-Webster (британские источники мне сейчас дольше перелопачивать):

It's true that using the personal pronoun last when other pronouns are used in the same clause is considered polite. However, using a different order does not necessarily mean that one is being impolite. In fact, outside of formal contexts, using the first person pronoun before another pronoun is not a mistake and will not cause anyone to take offense.

In informal conversation, there is nothing impolite about the speaker using Me and Gorgie as the subject of a sentence; it merely serves to emphasize her own role in the making up that has happened. However, because it is informal, it might show that the speaker does not use language in a formal or careful way; therefore, this word order might say something about the background or educational level of the speaker.

When writing for a serious purpose (such as a test or a business letter) you should use the pronoun order that you were taught, so that a reader is not distracted by these aspects of tone and correctness.

http://www.learnersdictionary.com/qa/pronoun-order

Т.е. при прочих равных все же лучше придерживаться классчиеского правила постановки "я" (в форме I) на втором месте, особенно иностранцу. Хотя вероятно в каком-нибудь пабе, в веселой компании это будет расценено как снобизм)