purchasing boots

So I'm in an army surplus store (which I think might be a scam -- since when does the army have more than enough shit for their soldiers to wear) looking at boots.  The guy comes up and says, "Vietnam jungle boots, they cost half as much last twice as long and they're good for stomping queers!"  I thought that it was a bit presumptuous to assume who I was going to be stomping.

* whom

i ware bots
in teh feild

... so I kicked that presumptious motherfucker in the balls with my new Vietnamese jungle boots and screamed "YOU AIN'T WRONG, FAGGOT".

Ever since then, I been the champ.

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>>4
Nice.

Those surplus stores have to be a scam. Why would the army have so much crap that it just sells/donates it all to random stores?

>>2
No, "who" is correct.  "Whom" is for when it is the object of the preposition, as in "to whom", "for whom", and so on.