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Ding-Dong-Ditch is a fun activity done commonly in suburban areas. It consists of ringing a doorbell (or knocking if they don't have a doorbell installed) then running away to hide from the owner of the house, usually in a bush or behind a tree. You can flee down the whole street if you want. But be careful, since they might call the police. It is funny as hell when you see their reaction, so using a ghillie suit is good for hiding. As seen on YouTube. The name was originated from the actions done. · "Ding-Dong" which obviously refers to the sound of the doorbell. · "Ditch" which means to run away from a situation that you do not want to be invovled in Put that together, and it is Ding-Dong-Ditch!
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