No, our friend 'shit' has been with us, in written form at least, since at least the 14th century, and is derived from Old English, which had the noun scite (meaning dung) and scitte (diarrhea) and bescitan, which now ranks among my favorite Old English words, if not among my favorite words generally, and means 'to cover with excrement.' Also, scholars are fairly certain that it was used by preliterate Germanic tribes in the time of the Roman empire, meaning that the word 'shit' is, quite literally, barbaric. A shock image originally from the website goatse.cx, which was intended to be pronounced as 'goatsex', although the suffix. Snopes calls it a 'sorry piece of codswallop' (a word which could itself use an etymological dissection), and cites the story's origins as a 2002 post on usenet discussion list rec.humor. Thus, they were stamped SHIP HIGH IN TRANSIT, which was eventually just shortened to SHIT. Of course, if the patties got wet they not only weighed more, but the process of fermentation began, methane would build up below decks, and, eventually, BOOM! So to avoid the boxes of cow pies getting wet and exploding, they had to be kept high up on the ship, away from the lower holds.

The story goes that back in the 1800s, cow pies were collected from the prairie to be used as fuel on ships during long voyages - because they weighed less than various forms of liquid fuel (many of which hadn't been discovered/invented yet, in the case of gasoline). scite - Meaning in Telugu, what is the meaning of scite in Telugu dictionary, pronunciation, synonyms, usage examples and definitions of scite in Telugu and English. This is used by the HispanicвЂ™s and means neighborhood. This is a prison gang, which is nearly non-existent. This is used by White Supremacist and stands for Viking Heaven. Granted, the urban legend is a good one, and people can't resist a good story. Violation A punishment given to a gang member by his fellow gang members after being convicted of breaking one of the gangвЂ™s rules. Pronunciation: shit, interjectionally also shГ§-t Function: noun Etymology: Middle English shit, from Old English scite akin to Old English -scГ®tan to defecate Date: circa 1526 1usually vulgar : feces 2usually vulgar : an act of defecation 3usually vulgar : nonsense, crap 4usually vulgar : any of several intoxicating or narcotic drugs especially : heroin 5usually vulgar : damn 2. (It's possible this whole article was devised just so I could write that opening sentence.) But the origins of the word 'shit' have long been clouded by urban legend. A lot of people think they know where shit comes from.

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