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I don’t think so because you say “you’re bullshitting me” not “you’re bullshitting at me”, implying it’s a transitive verb with the target of the bullshit as the object of the clause. then you just have to conjugate as a past participle and “bullshat” is both funny and arguably correct given “shit/shat”.