It’s “WHOM are you hoping to see?” Is correct grammar, diction, punctuation, etc., too much to ask of writers nowadays? Of course, we all know what’s meant by “Who are you hoping to see?”, but we also know what’s meant if someone says “I ain’t got no money,” but we immediately form a negative opinion of that speaker’s intelligence and education. Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly are better than their writing in this case makes them out to be.
pelican47 about 9 years ago
Take Mort with you to the reunion.
dlkrueger33 about 9 years ago
Well, with Facebook, I see them anyway, so why not go to the reunion? I already know who is aging well and who looks like (expletive deleted).
cocavan11 about 9 years ago
It’s “WHOM are you hoping to see?” Is correct grammar, diction, punctuation, etc., too much to ask of writers nowadays? Of course, we all know what’s meant by “Who are you hoping to see?”, but we also know what’s meant if someone says “I ain’t got no money,” but we immediately form a negative opinion of that speaker’s intelligence and education. Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly are better than their writing in this case makes them out to be.
gammaguy about 9 years ago
“…but we immediately form a negative opinion of that speaker’s intelligence and education.”.What you mean “we”, pedant?
kc2idv about 9 years ago
Obvious answer would have been “No one”
rshive about 9 years ago
A business opportunity not to be misssed.
cubswin2016 about 9 years ago
I see dead people!
karljegolf about 9 years ago
Agree.
neverenoughgold about 9 years ago
I left a message for you on yesterday’s comic…
RobJ Premium Member about 9 years ago
Authors, including cartoonists, have a responsibility to foster correct grammar.
patlaborvi about 9 years ago
So, if it’s his 75th reunion that would make him 92 or 93, depending on how old he was when he graduated.
Linguist about 9 years ago
Good to see you back, mate !