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    the modern use of git r done was developed in the early 90s by hard working white males who reached a point in their life where they wanted to actually accomplish something in life... instead of getting completely [hammered] and rebuilding transmissions, the started doing projects that really mattered - projects like fixing the mailbox, cleaning the house, possibly even taking a few loads to the dump. This sudden surge of progress made these men feel good, like they were doing something. So, they had to have a way in their simple minds to reaffirm that feeling of getting something done. Thus, GITRDONE! was born. This can be said before a task is completed to motivate them, or after a task is completed to celebrate. It is also used profusely during the process of completing a task for no apparent reason which is very obnoxious and ambient. Often used with a drawn out Woooooo! yelling before or after. GITRDONE!

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      straight up [redneck] term. Used at anytime where you need to show excitment. Usually four wheeling through mud, drinking, any time with fun, motors, women, or hunting. Do i get a hell yeah!

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        A country exclamation of saying to get something finished

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