GSBI
Good sounding bad idea- a notion that seems great on the surface, but when put into action is actually bad.
GSBI by REBECCCCAAAA October 13, 2005
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GSBI
acronym: Good Sounding Bad Idea. An idea that sounds exciting or plausable, but upon further thought or execution is revealed to be astoundingly dumb and/or dangerous.
GSBI
GSBI by Joe Hasbeen October 16, 2005
gsbians
Noun
People who belong to the site Geekstinkbreath.net
More than half of them get their shorts in a bunch when someone disses their opinion.They can't get over the fact if someone hates green day.
Some of the kids are open-minded.Some are irrational.
we're awesome,yet we can be losers.
Personally,I think only 5% of the people have brains,and get passed that.
People who belong to the site Geekstinkbreath.net
More than half of them get their shorts in a bunch when someone disses their opinion.They can't get over the fact if someone hates green day.
Some of the kids are open-minded.Some are irrational.
we're awesome,yet we can be losers.
Personally,I think only 5% of the people have brains,and get passed that.
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