Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1995 20:43:03 GMT From: Barnhart Subject: from the get-go/git-go See: Wentworth & Flexner (supplement), Dictionary of American Slang Chapman, New Dictionary of American Slang Lighter, Historical Dictionary of American Slang If looking for the origin you will probably be disappointed. Such terms are difficult to pin down. The earliest recorded usage is 1966. It probably derives from the commonly recorded idiom: to get going. David K. Barnhart Barnhart[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]Highlands.comSee: Wentworth & Flexner (supplement), Dictionary of American Slang Chapman, New Dictionary of American Slang Lighter, Historical Dictionary of American Slang If looking for the origin you will probably be disappointed. Such terms are difficult to pin down. The earliest recorded usage is 1966.