good day to you, sir 

An insulting end to a conversation.

"Can we-"
"Good day to you, Sir!"
"but-"
"I said GOOD DAY!"

good day to you, sir by Mack November 12, 2003

good day to you sir 

Up yours.

By golly, good day to you sir!

good day to you sir by Di November 11, 2003

good day to you, sir 

Legend has it, that a man by the name of Roger Tellenfield was walking by one of his friends one day. His friend looked over and said "I am having a good day". Roger was having a horrible day so he pulled out a gun stuck it to his own head and said "Well good day to you sir" and shot himself. Since then this phrase has been used by many as a good way to end a fight or a good way to say good bye. .

Me: Well dude, your just retarded.
Zane: No I'm..
Me: GOOD DAY TO YOU SIR!

good day to you, sir by Not Micah (oh look I'm ripping off of Zane) August 2, 2004

good day to you, sir 

A short greeting that was a nice way of saying "Hello." Has since been replaced with:
1. Fo shizzle my nizzle!
2. Wassup?
3. What's happenin'?
4. What up bra?
5. YOOO!
6. How are ya?
7. I'll give you five for her.
8. Hi.
9. Hola, mi amigo, como estas?

"Good day to you, sir" said the fine english gent. "Fuck off bitch," replied the friendly white honkey.

good day to you, sir by bAc0Nb0Y November 12, 2003

good day to you, sir 

Somthing said by low level employees of hotels, cafes, tea-and-crumpet shops, and most of England (Except Northern Ireland, where it is replaced by "Top O' de mornin' to ye, laddie!").
TransGender: 'Sir' can be replaced by 'Ma'm'.

Doorman: Good day to you, sir. You're looking very professional today.
Buisnessman on a bad day: Shut up, you freakin' pansy.

good day to you, sir by Zach G. November 11, 2003

And a good day to you, madam! 

A closing to an interaction taking place between two individuals that is ment to convey good wishes but when used between two males, it is ment to be insulting.

I saw these totally botacious females that I wanted to bone, so I yelled, "And a good day to you, madam!"

And a good day to you, madam! by Mike Fonahue August 17, 2009