ColeBOzbourne

Airplane

Tapeworms

Tuna

Chapman

Sleepyhead

Radio (Flyer)

Komodo

Levitate

Glide

Swat

One might argue that since it is 'non-specific', and can be used in a variety of ways, then it is actually more useful than a 'specific' utterance, which is bound by limits.

It's a general way to wish others well, usually when parting/saying goodbye. It does not have to pertain to anything specific, but could. Possibly referring to anything coming up in your near future. "Have a good day/night. Have a good trip. Have a good time. Have a good day at school/work. Have a good experience. Have a good life. etc.." Much like the phrase, "Take it easy". What is "it"?

Hormones

Typhoid

Chaos

Postal

Hole

Glow

Red

Out

Sweep

Womb

Perverted

But then what do you do with all those dead dogs? That's a lot of meat that shouldn't go to waste. Feed them to backpackers, poor people, or tigers in the zoo?

I'll have a hamburger with cheese, and a cheeseburger with no cheese, please. Thanks.