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I first encountered this in school
A metered counting rhyme
I don't remember more than that
Being seven at the time
There is a slightly different take
For fans of rhythm and blues
Elvis used to sing it at the
Start of "Blue Suede Shoes."
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What is the origin and meaning of the phrase one to get ready two to go three for the show?
The original is "One for the money, two for the show, three to get ready, and four to go." The origins seem to be lost in time, but it seems to be based on horse racing. The jingle is used by children as a countdown to start races, and variations on it can be found in children's books from the 1800s. (The rhyme appears as "One for the money, two for the show, three to get ready, now go cat, go" in Elvis Presley's "Blue Suede Shoes", written by Carl Perkins in 1956. In that context it means "get ready, folks, we're taking off!" Carl Perkins likely remembered it from his own childhood. He did NOT originate it. I was a child in the late 1940s and '50s, and we used it then.)
Which decimal number show three and thirty-four hundredths is standard form?
0.34
How do you draw the fraction to show four ninths?
4/9
John builds three legged stools and four legged tables last month he used seventy two legs to build three more stools than tables how many stools and tables did he build show all work?
9 tables and 12 stools
How many times does a digital clock show the same digits at a time in a twenty four hour period?
Four.
One for the money?
Two for the show. Three to get ready. And four to go.
In the Carl Perkins song it's one for the money two for the show What happens on three?
Three to get ready now go cat go
What is the origin and meaning of the phrase one to get ready two to go three for the show?
The original is "One for the money, two for the show, three to get ready, and four to go." The origins seem to be lost in time, but it seems to be based on horse racing. The jingle is used by children as a countdown to start races, and variations on it can be found in children's books from the 1800s. (The rhyme appears as "One for the money, two for the show, three to get ready, now go cat, go" in Elvis Presley's "Blue Suede Shoes", written by Carl Perkins in 1956. In that context it means "get ready, folks, we're taking off!" Carl Perkins likely remembered it from his own childhood. He did NOT originate it. I was a child in the late 1940s and '50s, and we used it then.)
How long does it take a pregnant mare to show?
three or four months.
How long should a web show be?
Either four to three minutes or longer.
When did the three stooges have their first show?
The first four episodes were made in 1934
Is it normal to show at only 11 weeks when this is you first pregnancy?
It will take you three to four months for your belly to show the sign.
What song has are you ready ready ready?
"run the show" by kat deluna
How early in ones pregnancy does the earliest sings pregnancy show up?
The earliest signs of pregnancy can show as soon as three or four days in, if one is expecting one's period. Otherwise, one notices signs three to four weeks into the pregnancy.
How to get a job in the entertainment industry?
Step one: move to a large city. Step two: make as many friends as possible. Step three: show up to work on time (early if possible) and ready. Step four: Be persistent and don't give up.
Which decimal number show three and thirty-four hundredths is standard form?
0.34
How old is the wizards of Waverly place cast 2011?
The show is about three or four years old.
