"Hey dude, you coming out tonight"
"Sorry man i can't. My laterbase is pretty full of things I said I would do."
"Sorry man i can't. My laterbase is pretty full of things I said I would do."
by Don'tAbuseMe October 10, 2009
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Used to indicate that you will see the person later.
From "The Weekenders," a cartoon show where the main character would say it at the end of every show.
Used to indicate that you will see the person later.
From "The Weekenders," a cartoon show where the main character would say it at the end of every show.
by Inferno Reign August 9, 2005
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Colloquial term meaning "See you in later days" a looser derivative of the term "See you later" and implies a possible longer time before meeting again.
This term was made famous following the suicide of 16yo Jeremy Wade Delle in 1991, after passing a note to a fellow classmate he signed the note "Later days" rather than his usual "Write back". This suicide was the basis for the song Jeremy by Pearl Jam.
This term was made famous following the suicide of 16yo Jeremy Wade Delle in 1991, after passing a note to a fellow classmate he signed the note "Later days" rather than his usual "Write back". This suicide was the basis for the song Jeremy by Pearl Jam.
by Shanehane October 12, 2009
Get the Later Days mug.A term used in Southern California back in the early 1970's and probably used in the late 1960's up in Frisco.
"Later days" was a term used like "dude." Depending on the inflection in your voice, it could mean several things.
It could mean everything from "i"ll see you tomorrow," to "if I ever see you again, I will kill you."
In SoCal, the term eventually shortened down to "later on."
This became a generic term for, "see you later." It lost most of its inflection power at this point.
Probably a year later or so, (the time it takes for slang to morph) the term shortened down to "later."
It lost all inflection and became a simple goodbye.
"Later days" was a term used like "dude." Depending on the inflection in your voice, it could mean several things.
It could mean everything from "i"ll see you tomorrow," to "if I ever see you again, I will kill you."
In SoCal, the term eventually shortened down to "later on."
This became a generic term for, "see you later." It lost most of its inflection power at this point.
Probably a year later or so, (the time it takes for slang to morph) the term shortened down to "later."
It lost all inflection and became a simple goodbye.
by old timer 68 September 24, 2011
Get the Later Days mug.Long Range Laterals is a game that really manly men play while alone in the Men's room. The gameplay is fairly straight forward: The player selects a urinal to stand at, but instead of pissing into that urinal the player pees into the next urinal over, or the one next to that, ad infinitum. The objective is to piss without missing a urinal.
It is considered legitimate for the player to quickly turn towards his own urinal to finish up if he is indeed at the end of his stream. Scoring is based on the honor system, one point is awarded for each urinal that is next in line. Having another player acting as a judge and a look-out is not out of the question, though slightly bizarre.
It is considered legitimate for the player to quickly turn towards his own urinal to finish up if he is indeed at the end of his stream. Scoring is based on the honor system, one point is awarded for each urinal that is next in line. Having another player acting as a judge and a look-out is not out of the question, though slightly bizarre.
"Hey, Steve! Did you hear? Barry from procurement said he beat his Long Range Laterals high score on the 2nd floor!"
"What? No way. . . That crazy bastard pissed across 5 urinals?"
"What? No way. . . That crazy bastard pissed across 5 urinals?"
by Acid Laced PenguiN August 6, 2009
Get the Long Range Laterals mug.Any previous day within the last four to five days, usually said by small children who don't yet have a clear concept of time. Originally coined in early 2019 by a three-year-old girl.
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