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Youse fucking wallopers!
"Yous badly-aimed batches of ejaculate"?
Pal, bud, friendo, sport, tiger, chief, boss.
Everyone, you all, y'all
All, team, friends, everyone, folks (preferably prefixed with โhowdyโ)โฆ
Comrade โ
It depends on the group and setting. I use folks and y'all a lot, but don't put a heavy southern drawl on it. Sometimes I say homies or party people. Really, in an unprofessional setting I try about anything I can that could be considered a term to group people. I jumped in a Discord call the other day with two of my buddies already in there and opened by referring to them as bromosexuals. I try to have fun with it but professionally, folks or everyone is what I use most.
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comrade