Maybe they're sick of hectoring nerds like you
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Who are you to say to whom I might say who? Hmmm?
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It's called Get Over It
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Or maybe: I Could Care Less
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Whom sounds to pretentious.
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It's "too" pretentious; and no, it sounds educated.
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Your write!
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As long as it corresponds to hiM/her use whoM. Now you know when to sound pretentious

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Let the twitter generation focus on their, they're and they first. Whom is on another level for them!
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Their, they're & THERE. For WHOM The Bell Tolls...WHO wrote that, Hemingweigh? Hemingway. That's what I said, Hemingweigh...write? Right.
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My pet peeve: Frequent, incorrect use of "I" vs "me," CORRECT USAGE: "She and I will go swimming." "Swimming is fun for Kelly and me.
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THANK YOU this drives me insane as well
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Sick of people mistakenly using "Fact" rather than "Fake"? There's an app for that.
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I wonder whomst'll've downloaded this a week from now.
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Whom cares...?
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Hemingway’s “For Whom the Bell Tolls.” surely Mr Donne's
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Please allow me to break out my phone mid conversation to check my grammar.
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And less for fewer
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