Offensive Memes: Lord Chevy has a Indian boy toy thay fills him with curry jizz every night

Lord Chevy said:
Isn't either appropriate? We are using American here, not English.
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A person is a who. An object is a that. It's true whether American English or British English.

I never correct grammar, but Gutsy called me into this so why not?😂
 
Dingleberry said:
A person is a who. An object is a that. It's true whether American English or British English.

I never correct grammar, but Gutsy called me into this so why not?😂
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Ah, but the boy-toy may be no more than an object to me. Therefore, "that" is correct.

(wondering how long this debate would last at Ian's House of Simp)
 
Lord Chevy said:
Ah, but the boy-toy may be no more than an object to me. Therefore, "that" is correct.

(wondering how long this debate would last at Ian's House of Simp)
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A toy would be a that. However, this is clearly a living breathing boy who is injecting you with love.

He's a who. Enjoy him.
 
Goatze, or whatever the fuck that guy/band name was, used "somebody THAT I used to know", so I think we can all admit that he/it should be the final arbiter here, even though he/it was actually wrong.
 
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Well, well.

First - I have @Dingleberry defending pronoun related speech.

Second - Who said the boy-toy was alive. Rigor does last a while if the body is properly chilled.
 
Lord Chevy said:
Well, well.

First - I have @Dingleberry defending pronoun related speech.

Second - Who said the boy-toy was alive. Rigor does last a while if the body is properly chilled.
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First - Dingle is defending the rules of grammar. "Who" is not a gender pronoun and thus not in the woketard realm.

Second - A dead human would still be a grammatical who.
 
Dingleberry said:
A person is a who. An object is a that. It's true whether American English or British English.

I never correct grammar, but Gutsy called me into this so why not?😂
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This is something that always messes me up in italian because they never use "who"(chi). it's always "that"(che). the only time they use who is when they're asking a question and it falls at the beginning of the sentence.
 
HSanders said:
This is something that always messes me up in italian because they never use "who"(chi). it's always "that"(che). the only time they use who is when they're asking a question and it falls at the beginning of the sentence.
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Shaddup a ya face.
 
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