Yall have not yet begun to properly mangle the language
(it takes someone form the UK to really do that

).
Feel free to attack my Southrn dialect. Ive been ridiculed for my speech for five decades now. You might say, Im use to it.
I believe that also qualifies me as a master of mispronunciation (at least Im a master of something

). Having that distinction
I see it as an obligation to point out where those that see themselves as better then I might just possibly also find themselves out of compliance with the ridged confines of the Queens English.
Actually you need to work a little harder if you want to compete with us at mis-enunciation That long O yall sprinkle through out the discourse is just about the only way to tell if someone is actually from Canada in the first place.
As for the folks in New England
They can fight their own battles.
Historically, theyve proven themselves to be rather good at that.