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glhf, an acronym for "good luck have fun"
lo3 glhf fgts
glhf by colin0rz June 21, 2003
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Battle.net Lingo: Good luck, have fun, and don't die.
Also: gl hf dd

Additional two-letter bits of text may be added in addition to, or in the place of, any of the preceeding abbreviations. They include, but are not limited to:

ka - kick ass
dl - don't leak (for use primarily on Tower Defense maps)
no bs - no backstabbing

Seen as a game is launching, during the five-second countdown.
BNetUser2: boot 3 his slo
BNetUser3: ass
BNU2: fucker
BNU3: cnut
BNU4:go
BNU4:ogo
BNU4:go
BNU1: stfu hes don
BNU4:go
BNU4:gogp
BNU4:go
BNU1: 5
BNU4:o
BNU4:ggo
Agincourt: gl hf dd
BNU1: 4
BNU4:ggo
BNU4:gogogoog
BNU4:ggogoog
BNU4:ggoigogo
BNU1: 3
BNU2: STFU U DUMFFUJK
BNU4:ggogogog
BNU4:ggo
BNU4:ogogo
BNU1: 2
BNU4:ggo
BNU4:gogoggooogogo
BNU4:ggo
BNU1: 1
glhfdd by Agincourt February 10, 2004
An acronym, which stands for "Good luck, have fun". Meant as a salutation at the beginning of a game, usually a sign of good will.
At the beginning of a game:
<Shadow>: glhf
<Carzat>: u2
glhf by NGsShadow May 5, 2013
Good luck, have fun.
Usually said in online games before the match:
"glhf" -> Enjoy the game
glhf by Mantau September 28, 2011
Short for Good Luck, Have Fun, Good Game.

Usually said at the beginning of a game. Similar to glhf but more courteous.
Player 1: glhfgg
Player 2: thx u2
glhfgg by duckloadra April 20, 2011
Often times used in Counter-Strike before scrimmages. It stands for "Good luck, have fun, make babies." The origin of the phrase is unknown, but for awhile, it was commonly used in casual scrims
bob: he your 5th?
frank: yeah, lo3 it
bob: alright, glhfmb
<server> Live on three restarts!
glhfmb by giant bucket June 11, 2006
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