Why do people always say "Holy S*it" when they get excited?
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My guess is that the saying evolved from the expression "Holy Lord!" or "Holy God!".  Over time, language has become more coarse and somebody felt like tossing in the ol' S-word instead of "God" and it stuck.
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This means Excited, and/or turning cartwheels to demonstrate one's excitement..\nMany people would recognise that meaning. What most wouldn't do is take time to consider that it makes no literal sense - after all head over heels is the normal posture. A version of the phrase originated in the 14th century as 'heels over head', which is really what we mean when we use it. The phrase evolved into head over heels much later as it was used in everyday speech without a great deal of thought.
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I think its usually a phrase used when someone is astonished (either positively or negatively!).  I live in Scotland so I use 'bloody hell' quite a lot, although I usually use it negatively-like if I'm driving and someone pulls out in front of me I'll say "bloody hell you prick" as I'm surprised (and annoyed!) that they suddenly pulled out.  Alternatively, if say I was fishing one day and caught a huge fish I might say "bloody hell thats a beauty" as I'm astonished at the size of the thing (and that I caught it, as Ive never been fishing :-) !) so in all I think it is usually to exclaim astonishment or surprise.  Although to be honest it is usually considered a cursive term, I try not to use it in front of workmates etc and if I do I usually say "excuse my language" like a nice girl does!!!\nAll the best!
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It is a French word roughly translated as enjoyment.  Quite literally it means whatever 'gets you off'.  Transcendant Bliss.
473124
Initially it is for fun and pleasure. But once you start experiencing huge orgasms, you get to know that this is the way for ultimate pleasure of being one with God.
279106
Bragging Rights.\n\nYou know, I hear people on the street all the time that are like, 'yo, i'z at level 5 on the Yahoo Answers!  Take that."
960625
In many cases when people do this, it's because they feel insecure, and being "right" helps them to feel better.  You can simply let them win, assuming that whatever they're saying doesn't matter that much.  You can say something like, "That's an interesting idea."
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Over excitement can cause this.  Just relax and take your time.
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It's all to get the crowd excited and make them feel like part of the event instead of just a spectator. \n\nGreat Fun!  Exciting!  Woo-Hoo!
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When people get something they want, they would "Yeahooooo! I like it."\nI think it stand for happy.
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Because people always want to be in the "Thrill of the Moment", and if its in the last few minutes, they get the excitement.
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the power of the innermost excitement
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My ten month old daughter started to do this a while ago - when she's happy or excited  and enthusiastic about something - it's usually accompanied by a "garrgh" sound. it's fun, they all do it.
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to make a cool sound. I like it when it sounds really loud. Sometimes I get a whole bunch of bibles together and set them up like a set of drums and thump them really fast whyle using a hammer as drumsticks. Its really FUN.
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HIP! HIP! HURRAH! - Don't be surprised but the phrase means 'Jerusalem is destroyed.'\n\nThe old story here can be taken for what it's worth, which isn't much. \n\nHip, we're told, derives from the initials of the Latin words 'Hiersolyms est perdita,' 'Jerusalem is destroyed.' German knights, not a very bright bunch, were supposed to have known this and shouted 'hip, hip!' When they hunted Jews in the persecutions of the Middle Ages. 'Hurrah!' by the same strained imagining, is said to be a corruption of the Slavonic word for Paradise (hu-raj). Therefore, if you ever shout 'hip! hip! hurrah!' You are supposedly shouting: 'Jerusalem is destroyed (the infidels are destroyed) and we are on the road to Paradise!' There is not the slightest proof of any this, and the phrase, which doesn't date back earlier than the late 18th century, almost certainly comes to us from the exclamation 'hip, hip, hip!' earlier used in toasts and cheers, and 'huzza,' an imitative sound expressing joy and enthusiasm.
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Because it's fun! And, because it's the only way to get your own kids, and, because, it's the most sacred way to tell someone how much you love them. Plus it's fun! Peace. :)
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Great question!!!\nMaybe it has something to do with the way that even babies can express happiness this way!  But we teach it to them, right?\nHey, at least it's something we can all do at the same time, in our own seats, without having to have a script so we can all say "THATWAS*****GREAT!!!" and actually be heard.