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No they say "shite" for shit. I found that weird.
When it was derogatory I always envision the world to be akin to idiot. When it was used like "that took a lot of chutz" it is probably short for chutzpah; utter nerve or audacity.
I thought it was confusing too because of the double meaning mentioned above. And I HATED the use of "frexing". It reminds me of frisky which brings to mind frisky kittens in a meadow, not an emotional laden f-bomb.
Shite is what my dad says and he is Scottish. I think UK people say Shite
@Sara : I can confirm that is the UK pronunciation.
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Mar 07, 2012 11:23AM
No they say "shite" for shit. I found that weird.
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When it was derogatory I always envision the world to be akin to idiot. When it was used like "that took a lot of chutz" it is probably short for chutzpah; utter nerve or audacity.
I thought it was confusing too because of the double meaning mentioned above. And I HATED the use of "frexing". It reminds me of frisky which brings to mind frisky kittens in a meadow, not an emotional laden f-bomb.
Shite is what my dad says and he is Scottish. I think UK people say Shite
@Sara : I can confirm that is the UK pronunciation.
