welp, see ya later
verb: act of prompty leaving with little notice
scott: “i just farted.”
adam: “welp, see ya later”
1. (n.) a phrase that originates from a line spoken by jim carrey in the 1994 film “dumb and dumber” now often used to describe the act of slowly (or rapidly) excising a person from a group of friends. reasons may vary and can include overwhelming stench, ending a relationship with a group member, or simply becoming an annoyance to group members.
2. (n.) an award given to a person who has previously been excised from a group in this way.
man, we really gave nina the welp, see ya later after she acted like a b-tch during that camping trip.
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