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Please stop using the word "kids"

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For years when I got home from work I would say "hello kidlets" to my children. Hard to do now that both are in the 20's.
 
Submitted alternatives for ATOTs approval:

Outside - yard apes
Inside - rug rats
 
To be precise, i'm not opposed to informal usage such as calling someone "kiddish" or "new kid on the block" etc, I just want people to be aware that when they start saying things like "my kids are #1 blah blah blah" or "i love kids" or octomom has a dozen kids they're referring to young goats and not humans. They should use "children" in such cases.

Octomom, "a dozen kids," and #1 are all informal.
 
Typed "kids" into Google image, no goats found? Guess what I did find? :whiste:

child-avengers-thor-costume-zoom.jpg



Which is actually kind of awesome if you think about it.
 
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