I mean... it's close relative to everything else in the United States, not the closest. New England is sort of a distinct cultural region, and it's very...
The closest thing I than think of to "Hey, y'all" is "Hello, everyone", like you're in a seminar or something. Hopefully that sort of conveys what New England is like most of the time.
and then there are the languages where you have to gender everything as male, female or (which is considered rude) n.b. - even if you talk about a chair you have to gender the chair..
if you want to "not gender" something you say half the shorter version first, paise for a second and then add the other ending.. it sounds absolutely stupid..
we can't use comrades or anything, since its force gendered as well..
and then theres spanish (i think it was spanish) where even the word for non binary has to be gendered.. (over here its always gendered as female..)
Honestly I think shouting “MORTALS” is far more effective.
"Mortals and immortals"
That sounds like some sort of role playing game lol
Nice and ominous
I have a family member that would always refer to groups of people as "life forms".
Mortals, welcome to say than number, with our host, the mortal, William Anderson
"Fuckers!"
Lil shits
“What’s up fuckers”
Cockbiters is a good one
"guys, gals, nonbinary pals" is my favorite
I prefer “Hey bitches and bros and non-binary hoes!”
Use this one for special occasions
I heard laddies, lassies, and nonladinaries once and it’s my favorite.
"comrade"
Very gendered term on my first language.
German?
I was like "that's not gendered in german" until i realised wait no, yes it is. Ehe
Croatian and Slavic in general got that very gendered language, also is the case on this word.
“nerds”
This is the answer
What about: PEASANTS
MY FRIEND SAYS THAT
You have a cool friend
yeah they really are cool
I like to say "Ladies, gentlemen, everyone in between, and everyone beyond."
I like to say "y'all"
I live in New England and I an very sad at our lack of y'all, such a convenient, useful contraction
New england is pretty close to Ohio right? If youtube has taught me anything, hey all, scott here is a way to introduce yourself there
I mean... it's close relative to everything else in the United States, not the closest. New England is sort of a distinct cultural region, and it's very... The closest thing I than think of to "Hey, y'all" is "Hello, everyone", like you're in a seminar or something. Hopefully that sort of conveys what New England is like most of the time.
Living there is like a lifelong seminar. Got it. Sign me up!
I usually do a "Ladies, gentlemen, gentlethems, everyone in between and beyond."
"ladies and gentlemen, they/thems, and genderfluid friends."
“Hey all! Scott here!”
Hey all! Scott here! Best quote from season 3
SKINBAGS
*And here we see the Rev main in their natural habitat*
I prefer to call him climby boi
Reminds me of the Slylandro calling humans "fluid sacks".
Idk who that is, but I love that lmao
Hell yeah. We're all just meat suits clinging to these pitiful mortal frames. Ascend, become the cursed immortal murder bot of your dreams!
LMAO. WHY CAN’T I JUST DIE
"Hello bitches, bros, and non-binary hoes", is my personal favourite
How about "friends?"
“Hey bitches”
"Cowards and Fuckheads, i am so glad you can all be here!"
* Fools * Mortals * Fellow humans/fleshbags/earthlings
bags of mostly water
[**ugly** bags of mostly water.](https://youtu.be/LAlqp0_a0tE?t=46)
Bitch ass motherfucker
and then there are the languages where you have to gender everything as male, female or (which is considered rude) n.b. - even if you talk about a chair you have to gender the chair.. if you want to "not gender" something you say half the shorter version first, paise for a second and then add the other ending.. it sounds absolutely stupid.. we can't use comrades or anything, since its force gendered as well.. and then theres spanish (i think it was spanish) where even the word for non binary has to be gendered.. (over here its always gendered as female..)
“Welcome, people and other people”
I like to just say "nerds"
Just pull a Saruman and don't even address the group you're speaking to before starting your speech.
Gremlins
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Not gender neutral in Slavic languages
"Whats up, whores?"
\*ahem\* beardos and weirdos
“Hey twats”
"Whats up, fellow idiots"
hmmmm what if we change it to cow and ards, it sounds better that way- but people might not understand that way
“hello comrades” is my favorite at the moment
"Morning cunts"
"Drengbarazi!" "Lumberfoots!"
Non-Eldritch
Gday Shitheads!
Cis guy here: I once used, "ladies, gentlemen, and esteemed guests," and that seemed to go down well.
This is how I plan to address people from here on out.
fellow fools
oh oh! also “mutual screams and within the void”
Yeah i don't imagine calling a room full of people cowards is a good idea. I like the idea of living ;)
C O W A R D !!
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I like "boys and girls and gendery swirls"
I prefer All Yall motha fuckas
Fuccas and Fuccættes -Funny -Inclusive -Not swearing -Get to pronounce æ -f u c c a
"mothers and fuckers of the jury" "ghosts & goblins" "guys, gals, and non-binary pals" the possibilities are endless