GTBOD
GTBOD by Proffessor Largepenis September 18, 2011
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GTFOD
A southern or sometimes Midwestern version of the popular "GTFO".
Meaning to leave the place or area quickly.
As in: Its quickly turning into a sausage fest in here and and we should GTFOD!
Meaning to leave the place or area quickly.
As in: Its quickly turning into a sausage fest in here and and we should GTFOD!
GTFOD by Reno Sparks August 11, 2012
Related Words
GTBOD • gtbos • GBOD • GTOD • GTBOMFG • GTFO'd • G-Body • G body shuffle • Get Bodied • G to da Bizzears
gtbos
gtbos - abbrev. "glad to be of service"; i.e. "I am pleased that the services I have performed for you were in some way beneficial to you." May often be used in a sarcastic sense.
The abbreviation may be written entirely in capitals ("GTBOS") or entirely in lowercase ("gtbos"). Compromises such as "GtboS" are considered by most practitioners to be unacceptable.
While most GTBOSologists will agree that this term ought not to be used in its abbreviated form in spoken discourse, attitudes towards this term are gradually becoming liberalized, and more modern academicians (known to most as neo-GTBOSicians) are willing to accept its use as part of oral vernacular, but only if articulated letter-by-letter (i.e. "jee-tee-bee-oh-ess"). All GTBOSological experts will agree that it is improper to speak this abbreviation as a word in its own right (i.e. "gitboss" or "jetboss").
The abbreviation may be written entirely in capitals ("GTBOS") or entirely in lowercase ("gtbos"). Compromises such as "GtboS" are considered by most practitioners to be unacceptable.
While most GTBOSologists will agree that this term ought not to be used in its abbreviated form in spoken discourse, attitudes towards this term are gradually becoming liberalized, and more modern academicians (known to most as neo-GTBOSicians) are willing to accept its use as part of oral vernacular, but only if articulated letter-by-letter (i.e. "jee-tee-bee-oh-ess"). All GTBOSological experts will agree that it is improper to speak this abbreviation as a word in its own right (i.e. "gitboss" or "jetboss").
JohnQPublicOnline: "hey tim, thx for taking over my shift. i rly appreciate it."
TimTheInternetGuy: "no problem, john. gtbos. :)"
John Q. Public: "What the flying fuck, Tim? You just wrecked my car!"
Tim, sarcastically: "GTBOS, mate!"
John Q. Public: "Go die in a fire, you worthless bastard."
TimTheInternetGuy: "no problem, john. gtbos. :)"
John Q. Public: "What the flying fuck, Tim? You just wrecked my car!"
Tim, sarcastically: "GTBOS, mate!"
John Q. Public: "Go die in a fire, you worthless bastard."
gtbos by The Atomic Goatburglar July 8, 2009
GTOD
Shelby: Thats the stupidest thing ive ever heard.
Reece: GTOD
Majike: I GTOD and got on myspace for 72 hours straight.
Jacob: What the GTOD?
Reece: Why did u get ISS?
Kayla: Because i skipped school.
Reece: WTF mate? GTOD!
Dixon: My nimlocks got rammed. I need to GTOD.
Reece: GTOD
Majike: I GTOD and got on myspace for 72 hours straight.
Jacob: What the GTOD?
Reece: Why did u get ISS?
Kayla: Because i skipped school.
Reece: WTF mate? GTOD!
Dixon: My nimlocks got rammed. I need to GTOD.
GTOD by Valley Boy Reece February 10, 2007
GTOD
Cody: Ive missed all my shots in basketball today. What do i do?
Reece: GTOD
Announcer: Majike with the GTOD catch.
Jamaro: I broke my finger but I GTOD and went back in.
Merin: My putz wouldnt fit in her ass but i GTOD and ripped her ass wide open.
Reece: GTOD
Announcer: Majike with the GTOD catch.
Jamaro: I broke my finger but I GTOD and went back in.
Merin: My putz wouldnt fit in her ass but i GTOD and ripped her ass wide open.
GTOD by Italian Cracker February 1, 2007
GBOD
Go Blue Or Die, "Go Blue" referring to supporting the University of Michigan's athletics and "Or Die" listing the stakes.
1: I kinda like the Ohio State Correctional Facility's football team.
2: GBOD.
1: Yes, I have seen the error of my ways.
2: GBOD.
1: Yes, I have seen the error of my ways.
GBOD by Alan Sipowitz January 27, 2012
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