When sending a playful, sarcastic, or snide remark, people may end it with "GD&H" to communicate that they know it may upset you and are figuratively "grinning, ducking, and hiding" out of fear of retaliation. You will most likely see GD&H in messages and online (often on social media).

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All Your Base Are Belong To Google

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The beautiful intersection of laziness and technology: ordering pizza through your Wii console's internet browser because standing up or finding your phone seems like too much effort.

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