from the gecko

people are actually saying "from the get go", meaning from the start, beginning

man, I probably wouldn't had volunteered if I would of known what I was getting into right from the gecko (get go).

from the gecko by HectorFabian December 18, 2012

from the gecko

from the beginning, the start

How don't you know about he picnic? I told you from the gecko!

from the gecko by mclintock May 3, 2008

It's been true from the gecko.

Describes da fact dat a Government Employees Insurance Company policy has always been extremely easy to sign up for --- so easy, in fact, dat even an "ancient" caveman during da beginning of civilization could have done it.

Even if actor Jeff Daniel Phillips's "dumb 'n' crude" advertising-figure character takes a plane to a distant point on da globe, "there's always something" --- such as a huge poster mounted on da wall of da airport-terminal dat trumpets da company offering ridiculously-simple-to-get auto-coverage --- "to remind him of another place and time"; said reminder is nothing new: it's been true from the gecko.

It's been true from the gecko. by QuacksO November 12, 2025