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Stands for "get that shit outta here." Used when someone says something somewhat insulting but primarily annoying. It tells the other person that he or she should stop being stupid and annoying, or else leave.
Irreverent_Player: hi dude
DragonDude18193: hey, what happened to your armor?
Irreverent_Player: i lost it in a duel
DragonDude18193: LOL HAHA NOOB!!!
Irreverent_Player: gtsoh
GTSOH by Personator January 6, 2008
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Acronym for "Get the fuck out of here!" A term used to express disbelief. Usually preceded by OMG (Oh my God)
Person1: Yo, I's finally gots mah GED.
Person2: GTFOH! u serious?
GTFOH by Gooberschnot October 28, 2003
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GTSOH • GTFOH • GTFOHWTBS • gasoholic • gsoh • gtso • gasoh • gasohol • gtfohban • gtfohlnb4isu
In personal ads, an abbreviation intended to represent 'Good Sense Of Humour' but means he'll take you out to an Adam Sandler movie. Confusingly it can also stand for 'Good Salary, Own Home' - he's proud that he now has a job and has recently moved out of his mum's house.
M34 TDH GSOH WLTM BBW
gsoh by enile November 12, 2009
Damnnn bro gtso
Gtso by UnknownSki November 18, 2022

GTFOHWTBS 

Used widely on the internet, short for Get The Fuck Out Of Here With That Bull Shit
are you serious? GTFOHWTBS !
GTFOHWTBS by J-VibeZ January 2, 2009
bruh gtfoh dang
GTFOH by PRETTYGIRL June 22, 2015
Good Sense of Humor
I am funny and have a gsoh.
gsoh by Rex771 September 12, 2003
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