ZDoom 2.3.0 released

[Xaser]

Well, who'd have thought? Strange language we speak, eh?

For the record, "s's" seems to be the commonly-accepted form in Texas, in case anyone happens to come down yonder. ;P

[LilWhiteMouse]

In Maine, we use s', in case anyone happens to come up yonder. ;P

[Captain Ventris]

Hey, your avatar got sad.

[Eruanna]

All this because of one person's name?

[Nash]

Congratulations everyone, you've devoted an ENTIRE page of discussion to the username of someone on the internet! He's probably feeling very special now.

So when's 2.3.1 coming?

Spoiler:

We're taught to use s' here in Malaysia

[Eruanna]

He's probably feeling very special now.

Not like you've contributed to his ego by saying that!

[HotWax]

For the record, "s's" seems to be the commonly-accepted form in Texas, in case anyone happens to come down yonder. ;P

Erm.... You'll forgive me if I comment that Southerners' opinions on sophisticated things like grammar don't really hold much weight with me. Anybody that feels the need to pluralize "you" (y'all) or turn noises like "aight" and "yonktoo" into words doesn't have much room to talk about proper English.

See what I did there?

[Xaser]

You yankees ain't got no clue what yer talkin' bout wit yer funny ack-seents. Y'all git yer ass down tuh Texas and we'll learn ya to talk gooder!

*ahem*

I mean, good point.

[bagheadspidey]

What, y'all don't say aight up yonder?

The more places you live and visit, the more all these different accents don't sound that strange. Personally I find the flexibilty of spoken language and the differences in dialect to be kind of poetic and refreshing.

For the record, though, this s's business bugs the crap out of me ;p

Ok, I feel like someone should bump the 2.3.1 thread now <_<

[Xaser]

To be honest, I always figured "aight" to fall more under "gangsta" slang. You're more likely to hear an "awrite" down in these parts. ;P

Eep. And the newer version gets buried further!

[Eruanna]

I grew up with both my mother's and my father's accents, so I have a mix of the two, I sound like a freaking redneck yankee.

Of course, I also have a lot of influence from where I live, too, so instead I sound like a midwestern redneck yankee.

I don't consider myself as having an accent. I just consider it... "unique".