SEE YA LA'TER or CATCH YA LA'TA
Posted: Wednesday, 29 November 2006 |
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Have a nice day, y'all!
Flying Cat from a place of safety
As much as I agree; there exists an even more insidious saying that came from the "Left Coast" (California). Luv ya.. mean it! No, you don't LUV me and if you have to follow up with "mean it"... the you DON'T!!! THAT should be banned first... Additionally, it's seems to be used more oftne as a curse... Catch ya La'ta :-)
Robert Foster from Linden, Virginia... USA
Good to see your sticking with me Flying Cat, is your place of safety west of Coll?
CrofterBill from Vatersay
"Catch ya lata" Antipodean methinks.
Hyper-Borean from Back o the north wind
What about sayings from texting on mobile phones ... A person of precious brain cells can make sense of l8r ... and gr8 m8 ... But one I secretly hate, because it doesn;t make logical sense, is the allied l8rs ... and no its not a digital typo, as I had first thought ... Why on earth would one want to say 'Laters' ...??!!
soapmaker from breasclete with nice cup of tea and mobile phone
LOL! It's better than 'See ya .... wouldn't wanna be ya!'
Susan from Inverness
Is Linden Virginia anywhere near Golden Virginia?
calumannabel from Old Holborn
Include the farewell phrase used when texting ..... CU. So howzabout we bring back proper English? Adios
Plaid from Outback
You have to ford Virginia Wade to get from one to t'other, luv.
Flying Cat from an old colonial map
Virginia Wade is a bridge too far for me. All pink on the colonial maps I have
CrofterBill from Vatersay
Virginia Wade wasn't she some sort of sportsperson when Daphne Oxenford was telling me a story. Bye and as one of my Irish kin used to," See you through thweek; if I don't see you through the window."
Hyper-Borean from The safety of anonymity
The island, the people and the "Master" -- the sea
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