after awhile crocodile
another way to say good-bye.
usually used after someone says “see you later alligator”.
friend: see you later alligator!
you: after awhile crocodile!
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a way of saying goodbye, followed by another person saying “see you later alligator”. can also be said “in a while crocodile”.
see you later, alligator.
after awhile crocodile.
a way to say goodbye, usually used by people who go to uf. i don’t usually hear seminoles say “see ya later alligator” or “after a while crocodile”
you wont to know why? becuase seminoles couldn’t get into uf so they went there.
llcoolj: see you later alligator
llcoolerj: after a while crocodile
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