Catch ya Tuesday

See you later, see you next week.

Stems from a salutation used at the end of training for team sports used mostly in Northern Queensland, Australia where sports training for team sports is commonly on tuesdays.

It has come to mean "see you at our next apointed meeting" regardless of the day on which that meeting falls

Guy 1: "You're getting way better at free throws, man."
Guy 2: "Thanks, well I better get going. Catch ya Tuesday"
Guy 1: "Yeah, Catch ya Tuesday"

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put ya bond on it

to use when u r asking someone if they are serious or not, if they ment wat they sed

man:yo i seen keisha wit james last nyt
man2:put ya bond on it
man:werd as bond yo

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Love ya, mean it.

Let's them know you love them, but you don't "love them, love them"

You heading out? Be careful. Love ya, mean it.

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Ya´ like jazz?

Ya' like jazz?

Ya´ like jazz?

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Ya Yeet Dab

The fundamental words to express happiness or excitement - Barak Rozenblat

"I got a 100 on the test"
Ya yeet Dab

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So's ya face

So's ya face, abreviated from 'So is your face' can be used to comeback any insult in any situation. It's origins are the comedy Scrubs. But has now spread through the UK and is highly effective at confusing those of low intellect during their attempts of ripping.

Punk: "I'll smash you in!"
You: "So's ya face."
Punk: "Wha....."

Beware getting into the IQ -10 paradox

A: "(insult)"
B: "So's ya face"
A: "Ya mum"
B: "So's ya mum's face"
ect...

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Luv ya too

Something you say when one doesn't reply or offends you. It's terms are used sarcastically and usually make the person realize what they did or forgot to do.

A) Hey can you help me with my homework
B) Sure
A) Okay so what do I do to divide
B) You take this number and umm wait got to go my mom pulled up finish it at home
A) Luv ya too
B) O sorry bye

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