Perhaps the most well-known slang terms comes to us via friendly Southerners. The pronoun “y’all,” which is so widely accepted that it appears in the dictionary, is an informal substitute for you or “you all.” But how did it start and reach such widespread acceptance? Recently, New York Times Bestselling author Gary Kinder wrote about the “Story of Y’all” on WordRake (http://www.wordrake.com/writing-tips/the-story-of-yall/). It’s a lighthearted look at the word, Southern cult