Sh**birds??

[DoctorDawg]

I have missed how this originated. How does it relate to mississippi? The two words don't seem to go together.

[Ari Gold]

It's not Sh**birds.
It's Shitbirds.

[jbjones]

I have missed how this originated. How does it relate to mississippi? The two words don't seem to go together.

Read near the bottom, or just search for 'shitbird' : Ron English (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ron_English_%28American_football%29).

Also, if you've ever been in the Military you likely heard it often. I heard it daily in basic training and onward over 20 years ago. It was funny then, and still is. Carry on.

[dogshiek]

Goes together like peas and carrots.

[DoctorDawg]

Thanks

[HereComesTheSpiral]

In the military, it was used to describe fuk ups

[DoctorDawg]

In the military, it was used to describe fuk ups
It fits them

[BrunswickDawg]

Read near the bottom, or just search for 'shitbird' : Ron English (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ron_English_%28American_football%29).

Also, if you've ever been in the Military you likely heard it often. I heard it daily in basic training and onward over 20 years ago. It was funny then, and still is. Carry on.

LOL - it was one of my grandfather's favorite terms. He was Army Air Corps, then career Lockheed Tech rep for the C-130 program. Spent a lot of time on flight lines around the world. Always wondered where he picked it up. The more you know.....

[TUSK]

Heard it a good bit whilst in the Marine Corps 90-96....

as stated earlier, it means a "fvck up"....

[mcain31]

Shitbird is a term of endearment

[TUSK]

Shitbird is a term of endearment

"New Corps Lingo"?

[mcain31]

"New Corps Lingo"?

It just depended on who or what I was talking about. I picked it up from one of my gunnies

[Barkman Turner Overdrive]

2674