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Whom do you call when your beekeeping business is in trouble? A buzz consultant!
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Whom do you call when you need legal advice for fruit? A pear-legal advisor!
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Whom did the grammar book dedicate a chapter to? The one and only Comma Chameleon!
Whom Let the Dogs Out?
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You know that song Who Let the Dogs Out? Well, I've got a new version called Whom Let the Dogs Out? It's a sophisticated remix where the mystery is not about who, but to whom the responsibility falls for releasing those party animals.
Whom You Gonna Call?
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Ghostbusters got a new tagline: Whom You Gonna Call? It's the ghostly version of customer service. Instead of Who you gonna call? it's all about the proper pronoun usage, even in the afterlife.
Whom's the Boss?
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You ever notice how whom sounds like it's the boss of the English language? Like, who decided whom should be the go-to guy for formal situations? It's like the grammar police have a little captain, and his name is Whom. Whom told you it was okay to end a sentence with a preposition? Whom do you think you are?
Whom Wants to Be a Millionaire?
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I tried out for a new game show called Whom Wants to Be a Millionaire? The host just kept asking me, To whom should we make the check payable? I never won a dime, but at least now I have a lot of useless knowledge about pronouns.
Whom Dunnit?
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I love a good murder mystery, but imagine a detective saying, Whom dunnit? It's like solving a crime and passing an English test at the same time. Sherlock Holmes would be proud.
Whom's Line Is It Anyway?
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You ever play that game Whose Line Is It Anyway? Well, I've got a new version called Whom's Line Is It Anyway? It's the same game, but instead of making things up, you have to ask, To whom does this line belong? Spoiler alert: nobody knows, and everyone just ends up confused.
The Whom-der Years
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Remember the Wonder Years? Well, I'm waiting for the spin-off, The Whom-der Years. It's a coming-of-age story where every question is answered with whom. Son, whom ate the last piece of cake? It's the dramatic mystery we never knew we needed.
Whom's Chef in the Kitchen?
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I hired a new chef, and the first thing he asked was, For whom should I cook? I said, Just make me something edible, and we'll call it even. Now, every meal feels like a grammatical conundrum.
Whom's Birthday Party Is It Anyway?
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I went to a birthday party, and when it came time to sing, everyone looked around and asked, Whom are we singing to? It turns out, it wasn't anyone's birthday. We were just there for the cake. Grammar ruins everything.
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