A wonderful addition to any house or place of business! When you go through the front entrance, you will be greeted warmly by this incredibly long-lasting mat, which will also assist in maintaining the space’s appearance of orderliness and cleanliness. Everyone who dares to step foot on this vivacious and savory carpet is sure to have a good time doing so!
Hello Mothafucka Hey Hi, How Ya Dern Coir Doormat Description
Hello Mothafucka Hey Hi, How Ya Dern Coir Doormat Information
Designed by | Drama Shirt |
Sizes | 16 x 24 (inches) 18 x 30 (inches) 20 x 30 (inches) 24 x 35 (inches) |
Material | 70% coconut husk and 30% polyester. Liven up your front door decor with an inviting coir outdoor mat. Crafted from the highest quality coconut husk fibers to welcome all your guests. |
Features | – Durable welcome mat features a premium vinyl backing to prevent slips or falls, letting the absorbant coir bristles trap in dirt, so you can wipe your feet worry-free. – Coir front door rug is also easy to clean, simply shake or sweep away all dirt and debris. |
Mathafucka in World War II Fact
By World War II, the term had come to mean anything “unpleasant, tough, intimidating, or oppressive,” in other words, a pain in the ass. Norman Mailer was a big fan of this phrase. The euphemism “mother-fugger” occurs many times in his 1948 World War II book The Naked and the Dead, and one of the earliest reported examples of “motherfuck” is in his 1967 novel Why Are We in Vietnam? Later, he said that he chose the term because “it was an appropriate phrase to use to describe the quality of the Army experience.”
He also said that the term “was not employed to terrify,” but rather to “fill certain areas in the mind waves.” As the second quotation implies, it was during this time that the term lost its solely derogatory connotation and (in the case of motherfucking) became an intensifier.
This mat is a soft and squishy take on the traditional welcome mat. It’s ideal for your front entrance or bathroom, but it can be utilized in any part of your home. In enormous strong block letters, this amusing housewarming gift reads Hey Hi, How Ya Dernr.