I'm always up for a challenge.  Where's the fire?

and yet there are hoards who are still fanning the fock out of them

trying to breathe new life into some sort of sophistry

can someone just piss on that old fire and call the dogs?

i'm ready to go home

...having lived the truth, the lies lay dying in the embers...

Its hometime; clockout time; packup and go time.
To say goodbye, I (usually singular unless I haven't had my medication..........) would say to you:-
" Salakahle, umfowethu."
This is pronounced as Su(u as in under)llagashle, oomfwetoo.

If you were more than one person, say a squad or team, I would saÿ:-
"Salanikahle, 'bafowethu".
Pron:- Sulunnygashle bafwetoo.

This means "stay well, brother(s).

Then you would say something like
"Hambakahle."
Pron:- Humbagashle.
If I hadnt taken my medication and you could see all my different personalities, you might (out of politeness) say:-
"Hambanikahle . Thathi amapillies gayena kusasa."
Pronounced something like:-
Humbanigashle. Tahtie ummapillies gaye(as in Ben)na goosahsa.

This means "go well. Take your pills tomorrow."