JCC ways to say goodbye

i was just on the phone with the (woooooooo) cvs about some shenanigans going on with my perscriptions and when the inevitable came and it was time to hang up, the pharmacist (a perky sounding young lady) gave me a solid "bye-bye!"

which just makes me think how i haven't said "bye-bye!" to anyone in like years.

my normal methods of saying bye are:
later
toodleoo
peace, mother***er
alright
burn in hell


what about you?

 

In Mimbari there is no word for good-bye.

 

Get out (leave!)
Right now
It's the end of you and me

 

Hasta la vista, baby.

 

usually consists of something along the lines of:

Alright
Bye
Thanks
See ya
Cheers
Bye
Alright
Yep
Alright
Bye
Bye

 

This may sound crazy but it isn't a fabrication, baby:

Bye bye bye
Bye-bye

 

I voted for Trump.

 

Vaarwel

 

Like, a properly enunciated "bye bye"? Not "buh bye"?

My normal method of saying "bye" is to say "bye". I don't feel the need for variation.

 

I vant to be alone.

 

snakkes, adjø, ha det på badet, farvel

 

Isn't badet bathroom?

If so, yasssss.

 

My standard is "**** off and leave me alone."

 

"Wooooooooooo CVS!"

 

Hasta manana (forgot how to do a tilde)
Later man/dude.
Time to hit the ol' dusty trail.
See you on the other side.
Time to make like a fetus and head out.
See ya later, **** face.
I got people to see, things to do, but it's been fun.

 

yes. or "the bathroom". the "et" at the end of "bad" works as a definite article.

 

Ah, forgot one.

Don't let the door hit you, where the good Lord split you.

 

thank you for helping to keep the spirit alive

 

"right, sod off"

 

I usually go with "have a good one".

 

In Dutch, there's isn't really a word that's as effective as "bye". Dutch language has become a strange hybrid of archaic formalities and bad pseudo-English. In English, I usually say "talk to you later" or "see ya", but in Dutch, I'm always struggling to find a way to end a conversation.