See you in October

A term coined by a nonchalant guy meaning you can't see them soon because of life and circumstances, so you'll see them during the best time of the year and let them be

Marisol: when will I see you gurrrrrllll

Derek: see you in October

Marisol: okay bet life is crazy love you <)

by love clash July 11, 2024

see you next season

Used to say goodbye.

Bye. See you next season.

by Ritacca February 15, 2023

I'll SEE YOU SOON

No not soon! See noone!

I'll see you soon! OK fuckboys , means NEVER it's a joke on them selves! Shit, they did me a favor! "Ciao"

by Love, Diana.M December 4, 2024

see you later tater

Used for saying goodbye.

See you later tater. I'll see you tomorrow.

by Ritacca February 15, 2023

See you on the town

Use of this phrase first used in the 21st century. It’s simply a cool kids version of to hit the town.

Original creator - Marika

Will be hitting Elgin with a girl friend — maybe see you on the town?

by Utbooty August 24, 2018

see you on the bridge

Star Trek term. The bridge of the ship is where the important crew and caption are located, the "helm" of the ship.

Captian says, "Ill see you on the bridge. "

by onecogmind May 5, 2020

Do you see Palm Trees?

When you're in the car (as a driver or passenger) and someone in the car rolls the windows down when it's freezing outside and they don't need too.

Driver: *Rolls down window in 10⁰ weather*
Passenger: Bro wtf?
Driver: What?
Passenger: Really? Do you see Palm Trees? Roll the fucking window up!
Driver: Ok ok jeez. *Rolls window back up*

by Gizmo0401 December 4, 2023