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Derived from stumbling over your words when you can't decide between "see you later" and "talk to you later" and end up sounding like an idiot trying to say both at once. Deliberately blending the two turns a social faux pas into an ironic commentary on postmodern friendships.
Chet: Alrigh', dude. I'm out.
Allen: Stalk you later, man.
Chet: Whoa, you're right. Modern technology and microblogging makes us all stalkers of each other.
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Means the same as ,"see you later".
Man1:so long.
Man2:Yeah,sodomize you later.
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To see or to talk to someone later but when most of the time it just means that you guys never talk and probably never will again.
Jonny: hey long time no see ! How are you?
Bob: I'm good but I better get going!
Jonny: Well alright then! Catch you later!
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Meaning that he/she needs to come up with the story first. The story may have gaps depending on time frame.
I'm going to Jenny's house, she needed help with something. I'll explain later.
to cause violent and uncontrollable diarrhea at an unspecified time in the near future
If you eat that expired bean burrito it will really zoom you later.
One of the worst excuses for a shitty game, tv show, anime, etc.
WRPG fan: "Hey, how the fuck do you even enjoy FF13? I tried playing it for a good while and it's still mediocre at best."
JRPG fan: "Don't worry bro, it gets better later after maybe 50 hours, you'll seeeee!"
This can be said when you are in a situation such as a business meeting or a conversation with an acquaintance and someone starts speaking on a subject that you are not interested in or is a complete waste of your time.
Bore me later can be used to express your disinterest or ambivalence to either the person or the subject and is generally intended to cause hurt or embarrassment to the other person.
We had another meeting at work yesterday about recycling - I was like “bore me later, I’ve got better things to do”