man, there is not a thing wrong with being southern nor are our voices skewed in any fasion. I have several squad mates that come from the south (myself included) and I hear and understand them without any problems, come to think of it I can even understand the Canadians from my squad without fail. I also on range channel have spoken with Macleod (man Im sorry I butchered your name, but they get the idea of whoom I am speaking) whoom speaks with a scottish (ok so I can not remember the exact nation he is from so sorry Mac, but again they get the idea) accent and I can understand him just fine. I guess what I am getting at is thus, just because I throw in a "y'all" or "fixin" or any other southern slang term does not mean we ALL in a general sense slur our speech and talk real slow like Gomer Pile or Gump! Yeah, so I'll admit it I am American by birth but SOUTHERN by the grace of God an' proud of it, but on the same note I am also quite understandable over VOX along with my fellow souotherners.
I digess, sorry for that but bear with me as I now move on to the second counter point of rebuting the statement that American youths sound different that elsewhere. A squeaker is just that, reguardless of nationality a pubecent that still has that high pitched cracking transitionl voice though there are exceptions to include those that are pre-pubecent and by default have that higher pitched voice of youth. This is true of any nations youngsters, as the human vocal aparatus works the same despite the language being spoken.
That being said, I do agree that maturity has a role to play in the grand scheem of squeakerdom. If I do happen across a youngster that has a good head on it's shoulder and wants to learn and not act ignorant or be obnoxous intentionally I have no problem with that. Because the younger pilot with maturity will not make the all too commonly done "play by play" or talk about the great movie, tv show, or other things he saw yesterday IF it does not pertain to the topic/fight at hand. That being said, while I like SOME younger pilots the fact still remains that when they push that broadcast button, it is still verry much more often than not loud and ear drum traumatising(ok so not traumatizing but still pretty pitchy).
Ok im done, sorry if any toes got stepped on, im really not that bad of a guy.
