"Who", as subject, is the one doing the action "whom", as the object, is the one being acted upon. But many say, "Me and tommy went to town ...", and I've heard "myself" used in strange places: a sentence containing "myself" can have only one subject - "I", as the only one that can do anything to "myself" is the one doing the talking. ole joyful ... and remember to hit "space" after that " joyful" or it'll disappear,

I laughed out loud at this comic in the paper this morning:

Show me someone who never gossips, and I will show you someone who is not interested in people. Barbara Walters Happy New Year, y’all!! 🥂🎉

His name is David Price, and his cards are at allport.com/price I hate creative people, don't you? LOL