S.H.I.T

Computer term

System Has Interrupted Task

The PC has S.H.I.T
Itself i.e it has hung and stopped processing any tasks

by nwing March 5, 2009

S.H.I.T.

So
Happy
It's
Tuesday/ Thursday

S.H.I.T. FTW

by mndz_mkl October 1, 2009

s.h.i.t.

The realy meaning...not making it up...
Store High In Transit. Because they had to mark it on manure when shipping it across seas on ships.

Hey, did you mark S.H.I.T on the poo under deck??

by Tammi B. August 26, 2005

S.H.I.T.

So Happy It's Thursday.

Much like Thank God It's Friday (T.G.I.F.)

Person 1: "Tomorrow is Friday, the weekend is near!"
Person 2: "S.H.I.T. I am so excited! Let's celebrate!"

by A man named Joseph December 13, 2010

S.H.I.T.

Stands for South Harmon Institute of Technology. It comes form the comedy movie Accepted, where a bunch of kids were rejected from all the colleges they applied to and so made up their own college.

Guy #1: Dude, I just got rejected to all my colleges, so I told my parents I was going to S.H.I.T.
Guy #2: Nice, just make sure they don't google it.

by Mmia223 March 15, 2010

D.G.H.I.T.B.

A game where players lie down on the ground next to each other. Then one of the lying players tosses a ball up in the air. If any player moves or flinches before the ball strikes, then they are out. If the ball hits them, then the get the next toss. If the ball misses the target, then the next toss goes to whoever was closest to being hit. You can position your hands for protection, but cannot move them. I will let you figure out what DGHITB stands for.

We played D.G.H.I.T.B. at church last night.

by Mr. Wormwood August 1, 2006

S.H.I.T.

The South Hudson Institute of Technology.
A gray castle that stands on the bend of the Hudson river, where approximately 4,800 students attend. A place where America's best and brightest are accepted, and yet graduate as the most cynical college graduates in the world.

Current students call it a prison while S.H.I.T. is esteemed as the best college in America by Forbes.

Do not attend unless you are willing to go through hell and back with the utmost dedication to principle of personal power. Your very soul and will is sold to the colossal Uncle that calls for service.

Friend 1: "Are you enjoying your time in college?"

Friend 2 (with satire): "I am enjoying my time at the college of S.H.I.T."

by Wolfram GameCock March 1, 2011