quick question then thread self destructs

i've hit a before-noon mental wall and no one is around to help, so is it...

name of person, who I met/hung out with/worked for/played grab ass with

or

name of person, whom I met/etc.

 

From wikipedia...

Thus, since you could be ending it by stranding a preposition, I would say it is whom, but I usually get them mixed up, so you might wait to see if others ridicule this post

 

silly rabbit, it's a who/whom question

 

I love lamp.

 

I'd tell you, but my answer would be no better than a coin-flip.

Who/whom is always the grammar question that trips me up.

 

Who would be the subject of a verb

Whom would be the object of the verb.

In this case (if I have this right) subject of the verb "met" is "I" (I met him) so it would be whom in the construction you have. Though for newspapering, I almost always would rephrase the sentence rather than use whom.

 

I'm glad I wasn't wrong. I could formerly call myself the queen of grammer until I started newspapering and realized there are LOTS of things that come up every day that I do not know. It's really sad.

 

The person's name is Lance Bass.

 

Right answer, but wrong question.

 

"Whom" is correct but as Ace points out, it seems slightly anachronistic.

Don't they teach kids how to parse sentences anymore? I mean, "subject"/"object" is pretty basic stuff.