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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Jun 1999.
Re: in need of a expert so to say..

Re: in need of a expert so to say..

Sara (VSM) <sar...@fiendmail.net> wrote in message news:375...@news.clara.net...

> Just out of curiousity... what's the past tense of 'shit'?
>
> Shat? <---looks most likely
> Shitted?
> Shut? (naah!)
>                     .----------------------------._
>       (  (          | Shit! He shat on mah lawn!  _>======
>        )) )         '----------------------------'
>       (  (
>        (\_             Heavy shit, man!
>       (___)_          /
> ,,,,,(______\,,,,,, "onnnnnn
>
> --
> Sig file went with the heart to Cardiff.


Shit or shitted is generally accepted as the past tense.
Shat was popular, back in about the 16th century.


Yah... I know my shit.


JRO

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