Who started the expression..."C U later - Aligator?"?

Question

...Crocodile??

Answer 1

It all goes back a long time ago to when the ancient supercontinent Pangea broke up into the continents of Gondwanaland and Laurasia.

The crocodiles and alligators had coexisted on Pangea for some time. One day they noticed a rift forming across the continent and knew it was splitting.

Ali T. Gator told his buddy Ray Croc O' Dile that he was going to stay on the northern half and see where it went.

Ray thought the weather up there would be cold, and said he was going south.

So, as the rift spread and the two parted, Ray said to Al, "See you later, Ali Gator."

Al replied, "after awhile, Croc O' Dile."

Now, millions of years later, their descendants are holding a grand reunion ball in Florida. I hear they're trying to get the band T-Rex to play. Seems they're into dinosaur rock.

Answer 2

Must have been some Australian like Crocodile Dundee...lol

Answer 3

a song in the 1955

Answer 4

The same guy whose wife came up with "In a while, crocodile..."

Answer 5

What's up, buttercup? and other phrases of the heinous ilk were likely spawned by an amateur wordsmith looking to get in another's pants via cute rhyme schemes.

Answer 6

Maybe Bill Haley and the Comets? They had a song like that.

Answer 7

bill hailey and the comets had a hit song back in the 50s
by that name

Answer 8

there was cartoon that said see ya later alligator back in the late 50's and early 60's.

Answer 9

Some cornball.

Answer 10

no i did so act like a tree and leave all you impersonators