Similar to the phrase "kloveyoubye", a kloveyoubyer is one who would be the type to say the aforementioned phrase at the end of a call, typically signifying that they are in a hurry, have nothing else better to say, or genuinely can't control themselves.
Depending on the situation, a kloveyoubyer may be frowned upon or seen as rude, although it is very common.
Nevertheless, you wouldn't want to be recognized as a kloveyoubyer.
See "kloveyoubye"
Depending on the situation, a kloveyoubyer may be frowned upon or seen as rude, although it is very common.
Nevertheless, you wouldn't want to be recognized as a kloveyoubyer.
See "kloveyoubye"
That dude is known as a kloveyoubyer by his friends. They notice that he always says it to them over calls, in-person, or even to strangers. Regardless, he is one.
by Diizic March 21, 2024
"kloveyoubye" is/has been a phrase used by many over phone calls. It is usually uttered as it is written and spoken in the span of about 3/4 of a second. It can be spoken to a close friend, a family member, or even a total stranger if you're not thinking straight.
The phrase typically suggests that one is in a rush, but it may be a result of some other causes:
A: You are in a genuine rush and need to get to the more important task at hand.
B: You know for a fact you have nothing better to do, but you say it at the end just to piss off your friend/loved one.
C: Saying this phrase is simply impulsive in your mind and you will say it to anyone at any time, even if it's in-person. This scenario even accounts for the aforementioned ones.
D: You never use this phrase towards friends or family, but SPECIFICALLY strangers. An odd one, as you wonder whether or not a stranger wants to be farewelled in such a manner.
I would hope that scenarios C and D haven't, don't, and do not EVER fall upon any readers here.
Pronunciation: K-LUV-YOO-BAI
The phrase typically suggests that one is in a rush, but it may be a result of some other causes:
A: You are in a genuine rush and need to get to the more important task at hand.
B: You know for a fact you have nothing better to do, but you say it at the end just to piss off your friend/loved one.
C: Saying this phrase is simply impulsive in your mind and you will say it to anyone at any time, even if it's in-person. This scenario even accounts for the aforementioned ones.
D: You never use this phrase towards friends or family, but SPECIFICALLY strangers. An odd one, as you wonder whether or not a stranger wants to be farewelled in such a manner.
I would hope that scenarios C and D haven't, don't, and do not EVER fall upon any readers here.
Pronunciation: K-LUV-YOO-BAI
A: "Ope, sorry dad. The feds are here! Kloveyoubye."
B: Friend: "Hey dude, you doing anything today at all?"
Kloveyoubyer: "Nope."
Friend: "Cool, wanna hang later?"
Kloveyoubyer: "Nope. Kloveyoubye."
C: John: "Kloveyoubye."
James: "What?"
John: "Oh sorry, it's a habit."
(They are staring right at each other)
D: Doctor: "Alright, you're good to go. Be sure to stay hydrated and get rested well, and you'll be back on your feet it no time."
Patient: "Kloveyoubye."
Doctor: "?"
B: Friend: "Hey dude, you doing anything today at all?"
Kloveyoubyer: "Nope."
Friend: "Cool, wanna hang later?"
Kloveyoubyer: "Nope. Kloveyoubye."
C: John: "Kloveyoubye."
James: "What?"
John: "Oh sorry, it's a habit."
(They are staring right at each other)
D: Doctor: "Alright, you're good to go. Be sure to stay hydrated and get rested well, and you'll be back on your feet it no time."
Patient: "Kloveyoubye."
Doctor: "?"
by Diizic March 21, 2024