The "Houston Effect"

When i see prime time im bringing him a bucket of popeyes.

Whispers, you ran the prettiest ass in the world ever off these boards, so fuck off and take your own sorry ass with you.



As for me, I only cum for the entertainment, if the assholes leave, so do I.

When i see prime time im bringing him a bucket of popeyes. Originally Posted by Kammye

Churches has the honey biscuits, Popeye has good chicken lol.

Whispers, you ran the prettiest ass in the world ever off these boards, so fuck off and take your own sorry ass with you.

As for me, I only cum for the entertainment, if the assholes leave, so do I. Originally Posted by essence

Who? Me?

Who did I supposedly run off?

You can't mean Slave because from what everyone has said it was all great for business and she is just too busy to post....

Everyone knows the ladies that post are hungry and looking for business. She found her niche and is milking it...

Who? Me?

Whom did I supposedly run off?
Originally Posted by Whispers

Fixed it.

Fixed it. Originally Posted by essence

Actually, "Who" is correct

Actually, "Who" is correct Originally Posted by Mr. Romantic

My bad. Unless he meant

with whom did I run off?

which I fear might be the case


NOT

Actually, "Who" is correct Originally Posted by Mr. Romantic

I don't thinck so.

He's not saying "run off with". He's saying "run off" as in chase away. Ergo, "Who" is correct.

He's not saying "run off with". He's saying "run off" as in chase away. Ergo, "Who" is correct. Originally Posted by Mr. Romantic

"I" is the subject of the sentence; "whom" is the correct object of the verb "run off".

I refer you to Grammar Girl's discussion of Who Versus Whom, in particular her examples on page 2, "Whom did you step on?" and "Whom do I love?"

The 'Houston effect' is in FULL effect a few posts over. It's not going too well for our newest provider... dang!

http://www.eccie.net/showthread.php?t=1083138

Who did I supposedly run off? Originally Posted by Whispers

He/she=who
Him/her=whom

Did I supposedly run she off?
Did I supposedly run her off?

"Whom did I supposedly run off" is correct...

Yep, my bad. I completely forgot about that rule. Gracias.

No worries...

Whom did we set straight? We set him straight.