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Olde English word for "poopie." Humpledink: Mary, what's that on ye face?
Mary: Hmm? What ever do ye mean? Humpledink: Right there! Aside ye nose. Mary: Oh yes, this...hmm...pudding perhaps. Yes? Humpledink: Mary...wait...tis...TIS SHYTE! |
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See shite. Spelling for the common Irish pronunciation of the word.
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Variant of shit, as how it was said in old English. Ye olde stabble boy spend ye time on cleaning ye horses' shyte.
by
anonymous
Jul 9, 2003
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Excrement which is too shy to leave the anus of a person at their desire time. I was on the toilet for half an hour, waiting to get rid of a shyte, but it just wouldn't budge.
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A shyte is a measure of information - usually on a computer. One shyte equals one byte. A shyte is used to measure corrupt data, bad programming and rubbish on the internet. A spam message might contain 5 kiloshytes (KS), a virus-infected file attachment could be 1.5 megashytes (MS) in size, a bad sector on a hard disk might take up 3 megashytes. Something measured in gigashytes (GS)can be left to the imagination.
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