In sixties slang, you might say "Catch you on the flip side!" or "Take a powder!" Both phrases convey a casual farewell, reflecting the laid-back and cool vibe of the era. Another option could be "Later, daddy-o!" which adds a bit of that hipster flair typical of the time.
This is old Sixties slang. You don't say it as "your bag" - you say "NOT your bag" as in not the sort of thing you care for. If someone offers you some drugs (as people often did in the Sixties), you could say, "Sorry man, it's not my bag."
depending how you say it... It usually is slang for goodbye
Salut, à plus, à ciao ^ that's actally how to say hello ..
Later - goodbye.
peace out, later, cya around ect.
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L8r is the abbreviation and internet slang form of later. Later is a slang way to say goodbye. later
what's goodbye in cebuano
'Later' was used for goodbye. 'Later guys, I gotta book it to work.' Book it meant to hurry.
In Ibanag, you can say "Agyamanak!" to say goodbye.
In Zuni, you can say "yawakwi" to say goodbye.
The standard way would be 'shalom, chaver' - goodbye friend. In conversational slang Hebrew, some just use 'bye' (ביי) too.