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GSOGC is an acronym for "Get Sick Or Get Comfortable". The original person to coin the term was Vegasocialite and bonafide club kid, Scott Patrick Stablein.

In conversation with Tomorrow Call of FAP and Nester Smitty, Mr. Stablein dropped the term and it was immediately absorbed into their dialect.

Both Tomorrow and Nester have tattoos of the acronym.
The full phrase is, "get sick or get comfortable, because this shit is happening./!"

GSOGC is more than a motto.

It is a way of life.
GSOGC by Tomorrow Call July 10, 2010
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GSOGC is an acronym for "Get Sick Or Get Comfortable". The original person to coin the term was Vegasocialite and bonafide club kid, Scott Patrick Stablein.

In conversation with Tomorrow Call of FAP and Nester Smitty, Mr. Stablein dropped the term and it was immediately absorbed into their dialect.

Both Tomorrow and Nester have tattoos of the acronym.
The full phrase is, "get sick or get comfortable, because this shit is happening./!"

GSOGC is more than a motto.

It is a way of life.
GSOGC by Tomorrow Call July 10, 2010
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Person 2: "GROGCHAMP"
GrogChamp by TrapsAreGay. June 17, 2021
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