A ridiculously vacuous phrase most often uttered by
white middle-class suburbanites and lower-class city dwellers to express an imaginary connection with the
country or cowboy lifestyles. Most often used in reference to a task, since it is a take on "get her done," meaning to finish a
job, primarily something associated with
blue-collar work. The biggest fans of this phrase and its subsiquent cultural niche are those who either have never lived on a farm, never seen a
cow, or are unhealthily obsessed with country music. They most often drive pick-up trucks that they don'
t actually haul anything in, but like to rig out with winches and toolboxes as if they've got important things to do. Similar to poser and cowboy up.
Cleatus: "Gotta go 'round old man Miller'
s ranch and git them irrigation pipes."
John
Boy: "Let's git er done."
Suburban whitey 1: "
Hey, you want to help me install this 200 dollar tool
box into my overpriced and ridiculously big pick-up that I only have to haul the groceries home and make me feel better about my small penis?"
Suburban whitey 2: "Let's git er done."