Personally, I prefer:
Attempts to force linguistic change for ideological reasons are always hilariously misguided when other people do it.
Perfect on a pillow.
I usually just say Good Day.
An âohâ pillow for your âOâ face!
FTFY
Can you believe Felicia, Patton, and Jonah are on the new mst3k?
Hey-diddly-ho, neighborinos!
and
Am a bit surprised a Texan would be workinâ to change our stateâs perfectly acceptable greeting vocabulary, but then again itâs hard to keep up on all the missions enthusiastic Texas âBabtistsâ undertake around here.
Sup?
See, that points to heaven and isnât dorky.
I KNEW IT! Youâre really the goddamn Batman!
Batman donât say halloo halloo. Thatâs Winnie the Pooh.
I often use the good old Latin ave.
Sometimes, when in darker mood, the longer version, Ave Caesar, morituri te salutant.
Iâll be using âbulbous salutationsâ as a greeting from now on.
Or maybe âhulloâ, when Iâm in Humberside.
Sometimes I use âahoyâ, or âahoy, thereâ. But not often.
It does seem a little more friendly than my go to greeting of âMake any sudden movements and youâre deadâ, but to each their ownâŚ