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Living in Georgia, my personal pet peeve is "ya'll" instead of "y'all". My
northern friends don't get why this bothers me. "Is that even a real word?
Why does it matter?" Sigh.
Also seen on public display in my home town: "Amera Reality has moved!" (I
know a few people who should shop there) and "For sale: Fried Pork Rynes"
(probably just as well to not know what they really are).
Melissa Fisher
mfisher -at- automatedlogic -dot- com
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