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ttylbisyt 

"Talk to you later bestie, I'll see you tomorrow."
This abbreviation is usually used by omega chads. It originates from God himself, this was the last thing Eve heard before being oofed.
Ironically, he did NOT see her tomorrow.

This can be used when you really do need to go, or if you just want to stop talking to someone.
If you say "ttylbisyt", they will have no choice but to just let you go.
They will be too flabbergasted to even question why, maybe only muttering a measly "Oh... Okay-" giving you plenty of time to get out of there.
Angie: So what do you think about *Insert something you don't want to talk about here*?
Omega chad/You: Oh- I have to go. Ttylbisyt.
Angie: *Fucking dies or some shit*
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TTYLBIGTGN 

Talk To You Latter Bitch, I Got To Go Now!
-A quick way of telling an annoying person goodbye...
- What you say when your late for something.
Anna- That's so interesting! So, how was your day?

Kevin- You already asked that question. TTYLBIGTGN!

Anna- ok :} bye! -what does that mean?-
TTYLBIGTGN by Myre Alam E. May 6, 2013
Hey it was nice to hear from you ttylbf
ttylbf by Epic_the_great January 18, 2017
-Talk to you later bro.
-Talk to you later brewski.
Person: Hey whats up??
Lax Bro: oh bro i gotta go lax, ttylb
Person: oh okay HMU sometime.
ttylb by MeekT October 17, 2011
can mean many things. depends widely on the content of the message it is in, two possibilities are:

1. TTYLB = talk to you later bitch

2. TTYLB = take that you lonely bitch
1.I have to go! TTYLB! XOXO

2. Ur mum told me you need a boob job, TTYLB! HA.
TTYLB by 007chatterBox April 16, 2009
Bye Emma ttylbmn
ttylbmn by Ttylbmn May 5, 2018
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