Pet_Sounds

"And where is this Poison Ivy woman whom I was promised?"

Since you're using passive tense, "who" is the object. Therefore, it should be "whom".

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The Batlord

No. "Who" is the subject in passive tense. "Whom" is the object.

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DwnWthVwls

Their can bee too rite answers. Than what?

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Pet_Sounds

"I was promised who."

Incorrect.

"I was promised whom."

Correct.

"I" is the subject, "was promised" is the verb, and "whom" is the direct object.

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The Batlord

But "I" was not the subject in my post. "The Poison Ivy woman" was the subject.

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Pet_Sounds

Shit, now that I look at it again, you are correct. "I" is an indirect object.

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The Batlord

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GuD

You have failed my attention span.
You have failed to suck it,


suck it.
suck it and see

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Every time I speak
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Scarlett O'Hara

I'll try anything once. Franco may not be satisfied with my booty though? Its perky but it's not big. I like it the way it is, but it might be a deal breaker, who knows? The Batlord will probably **** in his pants the moment I take my clothes off.

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RoxyRollah

This thread, for Halloween. ...

Unless you are somehow dressing up as a grammar nazi with a K -Dash size ass, and need the but pads, take your corrections and Vanilla's last post with ya.

(Sorry girlie you know I love you, so Im stopping you before you come across as desperate.Friends don't let friends cross the line from fun,sassy, and flirty, to sheer desperation. Not on my watch mama.)

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