@Rick Flair no, he was arrested for lying about it. An important distinction to make, because it’s a process crime over doing something that’s not illegal.

I was bow hunting in rural PA earlier this year. My friend there has a "Southern Pride" tattoo. He was upset about IE's tattoo rules. Feels pretty southern there, especially with the "youinz" accent.

Which is a hillarious and endearing accent, btw. I was amused.

In Kentucky the “Southern” accent is much more nasally.

If that makes sense

Each Southern state has their own accent

@Anthony Sealy - MO you can have tattoos, just not on one's hands, neck or face..

To my grandmother, “horses” was “hearses”. Lol

Lol thats a riot

@Papa Pizzagate 👍. He does though, regrets it. Do you say youinz?

Also if he's a "yinzer" then I can totally guess his region aha

Whats youinz mean?

Nope, but know people who do!

Its pennsylvanian for yall

Oh ok

I just say you guys, but I like y'all

we were near WV yup

Yeah. Would have been my guess.

I always use y'all when speakinh to a group of guys and gals

South of Pittsburgh.

exactly Ian hah

Itd be more like hawses here

I've been to TX so many times that I adopted "y'all."

See, we're very diverse. Regional dialects abound.

You’ns is like the plural of y’all. A double plural

I know northerners who use y’all as a singular and it drives me bonkers

Youins or youiz would thro me

@DixieBoy76 - KY yea thats stupid

You'ns and yinz are still different though. Yinz is pronounced like "shins" and is hyper regional, hilariously so. Only like 4 counties in the world speak like they do.

Makin me feel like a stranger in my own country Ian

Fayette county

The only regionalism I can think. Of locally is that we're known for pronouncing "water" as "wudder"

But I think a lot of folks do that.

bag is pronounced as "beg" here

I always thought of it more as Wahder

I say wahder

Bostonian influence no doubt @SuperTomPerry -RI

Lol or more like wahda

@Papa Pizzagate undoubtedly

Or garbitch for garbage

"Gahbitch" or "faw" instead of "four"