by Mikey1234567890 February 26, 2009
Get the West Virginiamug. The state at the bottom of the list in terms of driving ability. If the car in front of you has a West Virginia plate it is in your best interest to back off another 10-20 feet. If the car behind you has some NASCAR or WV Mountaineer plate on the front bumper,(front plates aren't required by West Virginia), it would be in your best interest to pull over and wait for them to pass.
by Ullio July 14, 2006
Get the West Virginiamug. 
The state in which I currently live. We mine tons of coal, and it's about the only thing we do. You actually can make plenty of money out of West Virginia if you're an entrepreneur... but you'd have to have a bar license or own a strip club. Oh, and domestication of animals has alot of money in it, plus sexual benefits.
:1st girl: Wow, he kinda looks like a goat... hahahaha... NICE.
:2nd girl: Well, I did hear his dad owns a farm...
:2nd girl: Well, I did hear his dad owns a farm...
by Shannon February 5, 2005
Get the West Virginiamug. West Virginia...a state I have been stuck in...where people are stuck in their animals...and Juggaloz and Rapperz and Breakdancerz, constantly contemplate homicide. This is a pretty cool state, if you look past the 65% redden population...but no all reddnes are bad....I think?
by Reymar of dat Kronik X September 5, 2004
Get the West Virginiamug. There is other meaning but in the meme community it’s used as WEST VIRGINIA 😫MOUNTAIN MAMA😫TAKE ME HOME😫
Niggy 1:Yo look at this
Niggy 2:What is it
*shows phone*
*video plays*
*people dancing*
Earrape music in the video:WEST VIRGINIA MOUTAIN MAMA TAKE ME HOME!!!😫😫😫
Niggy 2:What is it
*shows phone*
*video plays*
*people dancing*
Earrape music in the video:WEST VIRGINIA MOUTAIN MAMA TAKE ME HOME!!!😫😫😫
by YoshiTheTrap July 18, 2018
Get the West Virginiamug. The state with the country's lowest crime rate, year after year. A place where the air is clean and you can drive even on an Interstate without seeing another car. "It's all relative"? Yes, but not in the way that many people took it. When I meet someone from "home," it often turns out that we have cousins, albeit distant ones, in common.
I grew up in a West Virginia town that was home to a state mental hospital with a wing for what were then called "criminally insane" (much scarier sounding than "defective delinquents"). One misty, late-summer evening when I was about fourteen, a friend and I were alone in my house playing a board game when we heard on the radio that some inmates of that wing had escaped. We did something very unusual for that time and place, and when my father came home about half an hour later, he was surprised to find the door locked.
by Transplanted mountain girl May 9, 2006
Get the west virginiamug.