Comments on: What Your Email Address Says About You

By: soraya diaz

soraya diaz — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 17:42:21 +0000

me enviaron un correo disiendo que me avia ganado la loteria ,en ingles y no entiendo el ingles por fa que decia en español si okey

By: oscargodson

oscargodson — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 10:10:47 +0000

@nilges WOW! Thanks for that English lesson! I’m so glad you have taught him and everyone reading the comments the proper usage of whom. Since non of us can understand it, right? Actually you seem to understand it perfectly fine. Looks like you are just correcting then to be a prick. Great job!

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For the post now!
I liked a lot of these. I think that guitardude666@gmail.com and sexyprincess@yahoo.com match 99% of the time haha.

By: nilges

nilges — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 14:31:29 +0000

“Whom wishes”? Really? “Whom” is properly used in many places people incorrectly use “who,” but this isn’t one of them. The rule is very simple: “who” is used when, as in this case, it stands for the subject of the sentence (or in this case the sub-clause). “Whom” is used whenever its represents an object. It can be the direct object of a verb, but it cannot DO the verb, it cannot “wishes.”