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You are, of course, welcome!

Thank you, JB!

Having said all that, Schumer et al. just shat all over the good will the voters showed them last week.

What a bunch of dumbasses.

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So, there are three past tenses of shit, and all three are considered acceptable in certain circumstances:

Shat is for formal occasions or when speaking to those residing in the UK.

Shit is strictly for U.S. consumption.

Except for those who wish to be vulgar, shitted is right out!

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"Shit" can be present or past. "Shat" belongs exclusively to the past.

There is one additional past tense of "to shit," but it's usage is less universal, and some would go so far as to call it improper.

"Shitted"

Example: "He used 'shitted' and thereupon shat all over the English language."

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The other accepted past tense of "to shit" is simply "shit."

This usage occurs primarily within the United States.

Example: "The dog just shit on our beautiful Persian rug!"

While"shit" is acceptable, it lacks the quality of distinction embodied by "shat."

I've had many of those and just deleted them. I'll be sure to report next time one shows up in my DMs.

For me, the two movies are tied for first place. I love del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth, and del Toro's Frankenstein is nothing short of brilliant as well. Different movies, both demonstrating that people, especially those with God complexes, are often the true monsters.