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Enjoy your exploration those old Saints, phrases, idioms, you know,
the things your family and friends usually came up with.
And they came from out of nowhere, but only sometimes
they actually made sense. But they had to start somewhere right,
Who will, where, why, when? And how? Some of those
old Saints are not only ancient, but they still carry
a powerful punch today. In fact, I live by one
of those old saints. Winning is a choice. The goal
of these episodes is to help preserve not only a language,
but lessons in life. My name is Arrow. This episode
contains foul language, yet the subject at hand is something
spoken in the public eye without disclaimers or any other
reasons to look away. Something our parents would say, fucking shit.
How did these two very expressive words find their way
to each other? Boom. It's instantly branded modern day compound profanity.
It starts with two very English swear words that had
different lives well before joining forces in sentences like get
that fucking shit done? Plus can you believe this fucking shit?
The word shit is definitely old English. It's always been
associated with the body. It shifts toward profanity arrived in
the sixteenth century, very taboo, yet extremely useful. The word
shit is a noun, expletive, and it intensifies. Well, what
about the word fuck? Totally German with Dutch roots. It
first appeared in the fare fifteenth century. It wasn't until
the twentieth century that it became a part of our
everyday speak. So why does fucking shit even work? Fucking intensifies.
While shit is emotional, it releases that payload. Our use
of it is semantic bleaching, when words lose their literal
meaning while becoming a tool or a tone. Fucking shit
something our parents would say. My name is Arrow.