A beautiful, simple, and iconic little car that was first produced in 1938, and was an icon in the counterculture era of the late 1960’s. Originally named the Type-1 but later caught on as the Bug, Beetle, and the “Käfer” due to the unique curvy shape like a beetle. They were produced in North America from 1949 to 1979, and was produced in Brazil until 1986, and Mexico until 2018, which was the last location that these cars were produced in. It was designed by Ferdinand Porsche in the mid-1930’s, and the design was an idea of Nazi Germany leader Adolf Hitler. Although controversial, this idea spawned a half century-long love and use of these cars and also the brand as a whole. Marketed as fun, cute, and reliable, these cars spread like wildfire due to great marketing and a unique teardrop design. They went through a ton of changes before being completely re-designed in 1998.
Person 1: Hey man! I got this classic VW bug today!
Person 2: Awesome! The Volkswagen Beetle was a counterculture icon. A beautiful, simple, and iconic little car that was first produced in 1938, and was an icon in the counterculture era of the late 1960’s. Originally named the Type-1 but later caught on as the Bug, Beetle, and the “Käfer” due to the unique curvy shape like a beetle. They were produced in North America from 1949 to 1979, and was produced in Brazil until 1986, and Mexico until 2018, which was the last location that these cars were produced in. It was designed by Ferdinand Porsche in the mid-1930’s, and the design was an idea of Nazi Germany leader Adolf Hitler. Although controversial, this idea spawned a half century-long love and use of these cars and also the brand as a whole. Marketed as fun, cute, and reliable, these cars spread like wildfire due to great marketing and a unique teardrop design. They went through a ton of changes before being completely re-designed in 1998.
Person 2: Awesome! The Volkswagen Beetle was a counterculture icon. A beautiful, simple, and iconic little car that was first produced in 1938, and was an icon in the counterculture era of the late 1960’s. Originally named the Type-1 but later caught on as the Bug, Beetle, and the “Käfer” due to the unique curvy shape like a beetle. They were produced in North America from 1949 to 1979, and was produced in Brazil until 1986, and Mexico until 2018, which was the last location that these cars were produced in. It was designed by Ferdinand Porsche in the mid-1930’s, and the design was an idea of Nazi Germany leader Adolf Hitler. Although controversial, this idea spawned a half century-long love and use of these cars and also the brand as a whole. Marketed as fun, cute, and reliable, these cars spread like wildfire due to great marketing and a unique teardrop design. They went through a ton of changes before being completely re-designed in 1998.
by Latenightcoffee January 26, 2022
A beetle finger is an ingrown pubic hair that has managed to also grown long enough to reside inside the vulva.
Man! I was going down on this girl and when I swallowed, there was a hair in my mouth. It was a beetle finger dude! I threw up!
by Salixx August 22, 2011
A little beetle usually found in pools...beetle the size of a dollar coin with little fins that help it swim it can last under water about 2 hrs without submerging to get air also known as turtle cockroach they can get to be as big as super ball or little golf ball.
as i went to clean my pool i saw a little mini turtle beetle eating the moss that was lying on the bottom.
by Rajpal May 11, 2005
this girl wanted to get off but i didnt have a condom on me and i didnt want to go raw dog bc i was sure she had some carpet beetles.
by the lousyacrobat March 23, 2010
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