“Whom” is used for the object of a preposition. “For” is a preposition, so if you’re referring to a person, you’d use “whom” to follow it. “To whom”, “By whom”, etc.
“Whom” is used for the object of a preposition. “For” is a preposition, so if you’re referring to a person, you’d use “whom” to follow it. “To whom”, “By whom”, etc.
Ah. So I’ve finally met you, oh mighty arbiter of what constitutes real political complaints as opposed to just whining.
Except that’s... not the point the writer makes. It’s a detail about her signature look (like Trump’s microdick long ties, or Biden’s aviators), not the argument of the piece, which is that she frequently puts shitstain republicans in their places rhetorically.
Read the first couple paragraphs of the Billie Eilish thing. The prose is horrible. Like, really, really, really bad.
Queue the hate comments...
He’s retold the same jokes his whole career. They’re at least good jokes the first time you hear them though. The special right after Seinfeld was called “I’m Telling You For the Last Time,” after all. Seems he was lying.
“ In reality, Johnson probably isn’t mourning the deaths of 40,000 U.S. soldiers in the summer of 1968.”
+1 Original quote was Shaq, but works for LeBron as well.
This is Breitbart’s favorite tough guy? He is the biggest coward on earth.
I usually don’t respond to these types of comments, but this is such a dumb thought that I can’t help it.
I’ve been a firm Warren supporter pretty much since she announced. I’m ideologically progressive and voted for Bernie in ‘16. I’ll likely vote for him again when the NY primary rolls around.
You were the best candidate and it wasn’t close. I’ll pour out a Michelob Ultra for ya, Senator.
Ha. I will never respect someone who demands respect.
You’re aware that this is really just a bunch of nonsense word vomit? That just assuming a bunch of shit about people you don’t know isn’t the most effective way to make your argument?
Holy straw man!
I’D RATHER DIE THAN TALK TO THOSE PEOPLE!
Who Let the Dogs Out.
You can read “Consider the Lobster” in about 25 minutes and it’s easily found online. (It’s an essay from an eponymous collection.)
Same thing happens to jalapeños. We used to have a small tree and the first time we didn’t pick them for a while and they turned red, my brain exploded.
Nah. I’m definitely good without.