A rilly good blog post

I live in Utah, and in Utah, as in every region of every country on Earth, we have a regional accent. That's kind of the way languages work: there is a single, overarching language (such as English), and then each area that speaks it will develop, through usage, different ways of pronouncing certain words, different ways of using certain words, and sometimes entirely different words. A native English speaker from Texas will sound different from a native English speaker from New York, or...