Is there a Difference between bye,bye bye or goodbye

sfwcork · 13-12-2012 4:32pm #1

when should you use one or the other iyo

summerskin · 13-12-2012 4:33pm

yep. you should never ever use bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye.

fúcking hate it and it sounds so rude/backward and reminds me of the mother in law.

sea_monkey · 13-12-2012 4:33pm

yeah, yep, yes

franktheplank · 13-12-2012 4:34pm

I finish every conversation with **** off you horrendous ****.

Granted i no longer have many conversations.

uch · 13-12-2012 4:34pm

Yep, one has 3 letters, one has 6 and the other has 7

Duggy747 · 13-12-2012 4:34pm

I find "Fùck Off!!" just as effective

Anyone · 13-12-2012 4:34pm

Bye Bye Badman...bye bye

Dartz · 13-12-2012 4:35pm

1. "Bye!" When you'll be back quickly

2. ""Bye Bye!" When you're speaking to a child.

3. "Goodbye" When you're about to execute an MI6 agent caught in your mountain hideout

confuseddotcom · 13-12-2012 4:35pm

Is it not; - Bye bye bye bye......
right....
bye......
bye bye.
G'luck bye.

wandatowell · 13-12-2012 4:35pm

g'luck

Sunnyisland · 13-12-2012 4:36pm

See ya laters.

franktheplank · 13-12-2012 4:37pm

Or the classic, smell ya later!

o1s1n · 13-12-2012 4:38pm

Or, as you put the phone down -

'bye, bye bye, bye, bye, bye'

Dodge · 13-12-2012 4:39pm

bye bye bye was by N'sync

Never heard of the other song. Trick question?

summerskin · 13-12-2012 4:39pm

o1s1n wrote: »

Or, as you put the phone down -

'bye, bye bye, bye, bye, bye'

summerskin wrote: »

yep. you should never ever use bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye.

fúcking hate it and it sounds so rude/backward and reminds me of the mother in law.

nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

KungPao · 13-12-2012 4:42pm

Bye - when you expect to see somebody again rather soon
Goodbye - when do not expect to see somebody again soon, if ever.

That's the way I use those words anyway. Like in portuguese, Tchau for bye and Adeus for goodbye, farewell, so long etc.

BBDBB · 13-12-2012 4:43pm

So is there a good time for you and your 6 siblings to sing "So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, good night, I hate to go and leave this pretty sight" in the modern age?