I am going to take out all of the first sentence and part of the second sentence:
anyone who knew of whom I spoke of Knows what I meant.

It could have been improved like this:
Anyone that knew of whom I spoke, would understand what I meant.

So - We are able to capitalize the first word of the sentence (yeah, I know that is just a formality online), it is easier to read/understand without so many who/whoms and knew/knows.

If this had happened we could have had this result:



Better? Would anyone else like to take a turn on this one?

sure, i'll take a stab at it.

"Chill bro, i was jus messin' wit yo."

"For whom the h--- cares!"

Does that "ring a bell?"

“English doesn’t borrow from other languages. English follows other languages down dark alleys, knocks them over and goes through their pockets for loose grammar!”

- Author unknown

Yep. I knew I was in trouble when I saw who and whom in the same sentence. I think webbies solution works fine.

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I think I opened a can of worms. I'm with Yoss on this. Or better yet;

"I was messin' with ya man, ya feelin' me? Chill bro."

OMG! Who said that? It must have been the Spirit of Cfulmor! He made me do it!

Heather,

Please tell Santa that that is the only time I've cussed all year. Well, maybe the second time, or.... whatever.



Yes, I've been mean lately, but I'm working on it!