path

I've noticed in American English that some people pronounce the word "path" different, in particular the sound th. Some pronounce it like the sound at the beginning of the word "think", while others pronounce it more like a s sound, like the sound at the end of the word "mass". Is this a regional difference, and if so to which regions correspond each sound?

I think you are confusing path and paths. Or path and pass.

YOU ARE CHEAP JEW NO GOOD MADDER FACKER! PIECE OF SHIT!

I BREAK YOUR BACK, FUCK YOUR ASS AND MAKE YOU HUMBLE!

Madder fucker?

You really have to get the insults right. Otherwise, they're just funny!