Okay, okay

[vulpes_rhythmus]

Well, it's been a week and a half now, so if you don't know, I should tell you. I got engaged on the 14th. Yeah, it was smooth. Needless to say, I am one romantic dude. But if you want the full story, you'll have to call me or ask me in person. It's too long to type out. I'm sure some of you are saying, "It's about time he got 'r done

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[dirtyjoe81]

Come on...tell me the story. I'd like to hear it!

[guy954]

Good job, dude.

I found this
'I am a native of Oklahoma, and I've heard "git 'er done" and variants
of the phrase ever since I was a youngster. In my neck of the woods,
it just means "get the job done." Referring to a task in the feminine
gender isn't uncommon among us Okies and our Arkie brethren (and
sistren). When I was a kid in the '50s, I remember watching some men
building a fence in my neighborhood. Just about every portion of the
job was referred to as if it were a woman. "Come on, hold 'er straight
and I'll nail 'er down" may sound sexual, but it was just everyday job
talk.'

[vulpes_rhythmus]

nope, that's not really what I was looking for. I was referring to the point the phrase entered popular culture through the media or famous person, etc. try again.

[whatsupwithduke]

Can I come to the wedding?

[vulpes_rhythmus]

you bet