In my country GP means General Practitioner aka doctor. Usually we use the term "go see doctor" instead of "GP" but I use it sometimes in work.
Another meaning of "GP" is General Paper, aka one of the exams for our A Levels.
I mean considering how everyone is obsessed with GP in this forum I suppose in your country GP also means general public right? Or else y'all won't be waving this term around all the time.
general practitioner as well in aus. :-D
i do not even know if someone "factually" knows, uses or claims gp correctly w/o being in korea or receipts. dude, trust me, i guess?
It means "prostitute"/"call girl"/"call boy" lmao
Edit: it's Garota or Garoto de Programa in my language btw
Grand Prix
It means "prostitute"/"call girl"/"call boy" lmao
Edit: it's Garota or Garoto de Programa in my language btw
Same haha
First thing that comes to my mind is Moto GP
It means "prostitute"/"call girl"/"call boy" lmao
Edit: it's Garota or Garoto de Programa in my language btw
Same haha
gives a whole new meaning to GP support !!!!
new music?? is it GP friendly !!!!
GP generally means General Practitioner here.
It can also mean Grand Prix.
Brazil
Brazil
quiet a few Brazilians on AKP nice
general practitioner
but I like to think it stands for gigantic pizza 
"Garganta Profunda" but I don't know if it is something from my city because I haven't heard it in other cities.
It means deepthroat if you want to know.
"Garganta Profunda" but I don't know if it is something from my city because I haven't heard it in other cities.
It means deepthroat if you want to know.
Omo, must be something from your city, I know the "Garganta Profunda" term, but GP here is more used to prostitutes
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