The questioner is forgetting that God, Whose ways and thoughts are of an infinitely higher order and nature than the ways and thoughts of a corrupt and fallen man, is not a man, and neither is He corrupt.
So the question is really like asking what the color blue tastes like. It's nonsense. The anger and grief of a man comes by disappointment and a thwarting of his will and expectations by individuals and circumstances out of his control.
Projecting these passions upon the uncorruptible God changes His glory into something resembling a man, or birds, or four-footed beasts, or creeping things. It's really an insidious form of idolatry.
So, if we were all idolaters, as is Leatherneck (apparently), then the question might stump us. But, Calvinists understand that God is nothing like a man or a bird or a four-footed beast or a creeping thing, and we see the question telling us more about Leatherneck than about ourselves.
Would you like to confess your idolatry and repent, and become a Calvini...er, uh...I mean, Christian?