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get on with it

To get on with it, v.
To perceive a problem as if it's not a problem at all, live with it. Usually said to people who complain on stuff or get into trouble, in order to ask them to ignore and accept the problem instead of solving it. Often people who say so have either no solutions for a problem, or just ignore or hate the one they tell it to.
- My cat loves veggies so much!

- Cats need meat, get on with that!!!

- I got rejected from a school circle since I am too old...

- You have nothing but to get on with it.

I force my daughter to read lots of classical literature only, if she will ask something other in a library I'll return it silently back immediately, and will do it very much, so she would have nothing but to get on with it.
get on with it by hiyasan353 March 15, 2015

Get on with your own knitting 

An east Anglian English alternative for 'mind your own business'. Especially used by the older generation - and knitters.
Kevin: "Mate, you are making that pasta all wrong, you add pasta to sauce not sauce to pasta".
Derik: "Kevin, why don't get on with your own knitting unless you want to make dinner".

Let's get on with this bullshit 

What most people say when they are pissed off and have to do something that is stupid or not worth their time.

Can be closely related to I don't give a fuck and bullshit
Example A:
Teacher: Clear your desks it is time for a pop quiz
Student: Let's get on with this bullshit

Example B:
Student: My project is about...(Spends 20 mins explaining what it is about not actually project)
Teacher: LET'S GET ON WITH THIS BULLSHIT!

get on down with your bad self

this means to continue doing whatever u re doing cause its too cool and no one else can do it like you do
just get on down with your bad self!no one can stop you!

get on down with that bullshit 

The phrase "get on down with that bullshit" is a phrase coined by a Dirty South rapper from the backwoods of Missisdippi named Christopher Orlando Berry AKA "Chris Loc," member of a group what once was called "Children of the Cornbread, with other members including Mellow T, Dollar Bill (R.I.P.), and Dread among others. The term came about to refer to beautiful but trfling whorish women who only cling to men who they thought were going to be rich and famous-a man they can use to acquire wealth. Later on, almost everyone in the south adopted the term to refer to anyone who they have a distaste for or a person who they felt like was being shisty in their dealings with them. The phrase simply means that the shisty person who is bothering them needs to get away from them and stay away until they can be honest and trustworthy. Today the phrase is widespread and use of the phrase has surpassed the South. Children of the Cornbread has a song called "Get on Down" but it is not relating to the meaning of this phrase.
Example of how to use this term in the streets: "Man this bitch needs to get on down with that bullshit!"

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