What is Hippity Hop To The Barber Shop?
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A slang phrase used to express the desire for someone else to leave. Roughly equialent to telling someone to get the hell out.
First known occurance of the phrase was on the U.S. sitcom "Scrubs", said by Dr. Cox when telling Elliot Reed to leave
Dr. Cox: Get out of here, go ahead, go, go, hippity hop to the barber shop
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