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GSD by ThatboiiKevinn May 30, 2009
GSD
Getting Shit Done / Getting Stuff Done.
When you're through with complaining about all the work you have and you just plow through it because it needs to happen. Can occur as a day, a certain block of time, a week, etc. Often seen in Facebook statuses towards the end of the semester.
GSD is brought about through severe bout of procrastination, not getting work done on a regular basis, therefore needing to set aside long amounts of time to disappear and get shit done.
When you're through with complaining about all the work you have and you just plow through it because it needs to happen. Can occur as a day, a certain block of time, a week, etc. Often seen in Facebook statuses towards the end of the semester.
GSD is brought about through severe bout of procrastination, not getting work done on a regular basis, therefore needing to set aside long amounts of time to disappear and get shit done.
GSD
Gender and Sexual Diversity. The original acronym was LGBT, but people kept adding letters for other things and it became things like LGBTQQIIPAA and it just got absurd. GSD is all-inclusive.
GSD by MicroGodrad May 12, 2014
GSD
Most commonly known as being an acronym for the phrase "Get Shit Done". In this context 'Shit' may refer to any action or person. To GSD or a GSDer is one who is constantly multitasking and keeping themselves busy- annoying the fuck out of those who wanna chill.
GSD by andyouis824 June 23, 2011
GSD
Abbreviated formulation of "Get Shit Done". Commonly used with the hashtag symbol. The hashtag itself can either be articulated aloud or kept implicit by the orator. However, "GSD" must be said in a douchey or fratboy tone.
The expression "GSD" often follows one's completion or achievement of a task of administrative nature.
The expression "GSD" often follows one's completion or achievement of a task of administrative nature.
GSD by punnitobambino October 10, 2014
GSD
"Gettin' shit done" or "Get shit done"
Used mainly to prevent teachers and parents to overhear you swearing in school or another formal setting, to spice up a conversation every now and then, or in text messaging conversations with the character count running low.
Used mainly to prevent teachers and parents to overhear you swearing in school or another formal setting, to spice up a conversation every now and then, or in text messaging conversations with the character count running low.