If anyone can find more pixels for me i would appreciate it.
Thanks y'all.
Only if you man in it a "you people" kind of way - like y'all need to stay with your own kind- or something like that.
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There are pride buttons that say Y'all means all.
I don't think "Y'all" would be problematic. But I also offer "You peeps", I enjoy that one more in day to day conversation.
"Y'all" has wider reach than this map suggests, particularly in black and queer communities.
Is the difference between youse and youse guys the number of people involved? Similar to y'all and all y'all?
Nah you just replace you with youse. Example:
Happy birthday to youse, happy birthday to youse. Happy birthday this fucking guuuuy! Happy birthday to youse!
Where does this put Scott the Woz?
If you live on the line, or move north/west, it's now "you all".
Should be fine π
I'm from Maryland and I said "howdy" in New York and I got roasted by the CVS clerk for 2 full minutes. And then I said "do y'all have Tylenol" in hopes that she could point me in the direction. Another minute of her roasting me...
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