The Hive is (realy) Dead! Long Live the Hive Mind!

[Aeson]

Screw that. Having returned from the kitchen, I must report a disheartening lack of cookies.

I have, however, acquired pudding.

You can't eat that. It's for the wrestling match between reveal and DangerGirl!.

 

[Heckler]

Just heard this on the news.

Local pregnant mother and her three kids recently rent a house and move in. They develop serious health problems (nosebleeds, coughing up what they describe as "coffee grounds") and end up contacting local officials. After some testing they determine the house had been used as a meth lab. EVERYTHING this family own is contaminated and must be destroyed. They should recover their health.

Police have more than a few questions for the previous tenant.

I am officially not happy.

 

[Aeson]

Just heard this on the news.

Local pregnant mother and her three kids recently rent a house and move in. They develop serious health problems (nosebleeds, coughing up what they describe as "coffee grounds") and end up contacting local officials. After some testing they determine the house had been used as a meth lab. EVERYTHING this family own is contaminated and must be destroyed. They should recover their health.

Police have more than a few questions for the previous tenant.

I am officially not happy.

Were you the previous tenant?

 

[Heckler]

No.

 

[Aeson]

I joke but that is not right. I hope they get the people. Maybe they can also make them pay restitution for the lose of property and medical bills.

 

[Aeson]

No.

 

[Heckler]

They did say that under Ohio law the landlord can't be held responsible, so there's no money there.

And even if they can prove the previous tenets are responsible, how much money are you gonna get out of a meth head?

 

[megamania]

'allo. Appears all are gone. Another day then.

 

[Jdvn1]

Which is the incorrect use? Using who in the wrong place or using whom in the wrong place?

I take it I was the subject in her sentence.

I will never be a writer. My English skills are poor.

Both examples I gave were correct examples, since they "for" and "with" are prepositions. Using either in the wrong place is incorrect.

Her sentence:
Whom are you traveling with?

To easier see the structure of a question, rearrange it into a declarative sentence.
You are traveling with ____.

"You" is the subject, so "whom" must be used.

 

[Jdvn1]

Whom cares.

Not you.