Definitions by Manurehappens

goodbye and good riddance 

An idiom or Cliché

Like. He threw himself at her feet!
Goodbye and good riddance is used when you break up with someone. It is
used to indicate that a departure, or loss is welcome.

From all the torment this woman put me through. I couldn't be more glad to see her back as she walked away.

Goodbye and good riddance!

goodbye and good riddance by Manurehappens April 21, 2018

can't we just be friends 

The kiss of death when a woman let's you know she has absolutely no romantic interest in you, that it's never going to happen with you.

I thought we had something together. But then she gave me the kiss of death! She said, can't we just be friends.

can't we just be friends by Manurehappens September 30, 2017