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Abbreviation for "Talk to You Later".  Means "I am going to ignore you now in favor of other [[e-pals]]". It's often a nicer way of telling some body to shut the fuck up because you don't want to listen to them.
Abbreviation for "Talk to You Later".  Usually means "I am going to ignore you now in favor of other [[e-pals]]". It's often a nicer way of telling somebody to shut the fuck up because you don't want to listen to them.


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Latest revision as of 20:39, 15 March 2022

Jesus saying 'ttyl' to his homies

Abbreviation for "Talk to You Later". Usually means "I am going to ignore you now in favor of other e-pals". It's often a nicer way of telling somebody to shut the fuck up because you don't want to listen to them.

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