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Git what done?
Jun 09, 2005 13:41
I am sure someone can answer this.
What does "Git 'Er Done" mean?
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matthew_c
June 9 2005, 20:51:48 UTC
Blue collar comedy tour..
kinda like Jeff Foxworthy's "you might be a redneck IF....." line.
or that other guys "here's your sign"
Anyway, there is a racist/xenophobic guy on the tour named "larry the cable guy"
"git-r-done" is his catch phrase.
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venaja
June 9 2005, 21:06:20 UTC
It's much more ubiquitous than just that comedy tour, though. People use it all the time.
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evelynne
June 9 2005, 21:08:01 UTC
But what does it MEAN? How do you USE it?
Oh, wait. Urban Dictionary.
Here we go
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evelynne
June 9 2005, 21:08:54 UTC
BTW,
venaja
, how have YOU heard it used? I've only heard the aforementioned Larry using it.
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tckma
June 9 2005, 22:16:39 UTC
It means "get it done!" I have no idea where it's from, but I hear it used all the time.
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venaja
June 9 2005, 22:17:27 UTC
Haha, I know the literal meaning, but it just doesn't seem to quite fit in anywhere.
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marknau
June 9 2005, 22:30:54 UTC
From "get her done," i.e. "Get [that task] completed."
All pieces of machinery are regularly female:
"The engine on my boat is shot. Gonna hafta get her replaced."
And this is extended to tasks in general.
Used both in future imperfect and past continuous senses, and can be first, second, or third person, singular or plural.
"Dallas is looking good enough this year to go to the Super Bowl"
"Git 'R Done!"
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venaja
June 9 2005, 22:31:54 UTC
Ahh, I was wondering where the "her" came from. Perfect!
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kinda like Jeff Foxworthy's "you might be a redneck IF....." line.
or that other guys "here's your sign"
Anyway, there is a racist/xenophobic guy on the tour named "larry the cable guy"
"git-r-done" is his catch phrase.
Reply
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Oh, wait. Urban Dictionary. Here we go.
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All pieces of machinery are regularly female:
"The engine on my boat is shot. Gonna hafta get her replaced."
And this is extended to tasks in general.
Used both in future imperfect and past continuous senses, and can be first, second, or third person, singular or plural.
"Dallas is looking good enough this year to go to the Super Bowl"
"Git 'R Done!"
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