The phrase "monkey see, monkey do" likely originated in the early 20th century, with its first known use appearing in the 1910s. It reflects the idea of imitation, suggesting that one individual tends to mimic the actions of another, similar to how young monkeys learn behaviors by observing adults. The phrase has since become a popular idiom to describe mindless imitation or the tendency to follow others without critical thought.
you did not come from a monkey
another term for 'monkey see monkey do'
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If it is a Strepsirrhine, it is not a monkey. If it is a monkey, it is not a Strepsirrhine.
Knowhere it is a gas so how can you see it and one last thing you aRE COOL
only if you are a monkey and if your not a monkey than see if you have a zipper. you could be a monkey disguised a a monkey.
I believe its more of a monkey see monkey do. They see how their mother reacts and learn.
Monkey see, Monkey do.
Gimme a Break - 1981 Monkey See Monkey Do 4-23 was released on: USA: 30 March 1985
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Monkey see monkey do
Go to a playground and look at the monkey bars. Copy what you see.