What people say when there space bar is broken to emply that they are thankful for whatever you have just done
by fafa March 11, 2004
Replacement for "thanks"
OMFG Banana (8:40:15 PM): how was your kthxgiving
kthxdieirl (1:19:50 AM): ROOFLE
u bAr J eeT is now directly connected (11:34:58 PM).
u bAr J eeT (11:35:03 PM): ::hopes for lesbian pr0n::
Jon Likes Juice (11:35:19 PM): server2.exe
u bAr J eeT (11:36:00 PM): no trojan for me kthx
kthxdieirl (1:19:50 AM): ROOFLE
u bAr J eeT is now directly connected (11:34:58 PM).
u bAr J eeT (11:35:03 PM): ::hopes for lesbian pr0n::
Jon Likes Juice (11:35:19 PM): server2.exe
u bAr J eeT (11:36:00 PM): no trojan for me kthx
by Juice December 7, 2003
Pronounced "kithicks", it is what nerds say to regular people on the rare occasions when they feel superior to them.
Bond: Hey. I've just recently started playing world of warcraft. Can I join your party?
53|>#1|20T#:gain more lvls kthx
53|>#1|20T#:gain more lvls kthx
by John FitzgibbonsIII August 19, 2007
by brianna! March 25, 2005
In the language of the SPAK, this term is an insult used to call another party a liar (PLZ2LIE) and summarily dismiss him/her by the added KTHX.
by derhS August 24, 2003
While this literally expands to "tah tah for now, okay, thanks, goodbye..." the pop culture connotation is that you are making a flippant or perhaps merely hasty retreat from a conversation with the speed of a 1980s or 1990s Anime school girl. The character of Yukio in Deadpool 2 comes to mind, as well.
One can also shorten it further as "ttfn kthx bai" or "ttfnkthxbai".
Certainly related to, though a nuance in use of the constituant parts "ttfn" "kthx" and "bai". The "ttfn" adds a friendly aspect, while the "kthx" adds snark, followed by the finality of "bai" - when combined it forms a powerful and ambiguous immediate ending to a conversation, though ironically is often not the last words. It's quite common to have the other party respond with expressions of either offense or solidarity with your assertion using this phrasing.
One can also shorten it further as "ttfn kthx bai" or "ttfnkthxbai".
Certainly related to, though a nuance in use of the constituant parts "ttfn" "kthx" and "bai". The "ttfn" adds a friendly aspect, while the "kthx" adds snark, followed by the finality of "bai" - when combined it forms a powerful and ambiguous immediate ending to a conversation, though ironically is often not the last words. It's quite common to have the other party respond with expressions of either offense or solidarity with your assertion using this phrasing.
Friend: "So yeah, I know I've been telling like every gory detail but ..."
doorbell rings
You: "OMG, my pizza is here! I've got to go, sorry!"
Friend: "No problem..."
You: "ttfn kthx bai"
Friend: "Bai"
doorbell rings
You: "OMG, my pizza is here! I've got to go, sorry!"
Friend: "No problem..."
You: "ttfn kthx bai"
Friend: "Bai"
by Mad Money Willy G August 29, 2018