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I actually walked out of a meeting once when the tutor addressed us like thatDo you use it? Apparently you’re supposed to use words like “team” instead , due to the negative Guy Fawkes etymology.
Personally, I hate it. I use “chaps” if I’m talking to men, “folks” if it’s a mixed audience.
Any individual using the term “Guys” in any communication should be instantly booted in bollox/fanny! Then dragged off company premises and stoned to death at the main entrance, then have all pension rights taken away before being given a pauper’s funeral! f***ing “guys”, what an abomination! That is all!
I use the term guys when messaging my customers all the time. Don't see a problem with it.
OhSee above.
That’s our standard company greeting, so all of mine do.Starting an email with Hi,is much worse.
Guys is outlawed these days and those who use it as a generic term are not woke enough for air.Do you use it? Apparently you’re supposed to use words like “team” instead , due to the negative Guy Fawkes etymology.
Personally, I hate it. I use “chaps” if I’m talking to men, “folks” if it’s a mixed audience.
Same with writing "ain't" on this forum.only wankers....
NoDo people in the North East of England use “guys “?
Using a person surname stead of his Christian name gets my goat tooAnd yes I do realise chaps makes me sound like Douglas Bader.
Or lads & lasses would sufficeEre gadgies………..(men)
Ere birds…………(women)
Hate it when people sign off BR then their name. f***ing wankers.Using a person surname stead of his Christian name gets my goat too
Or lads & lasses would suffice