mean motorscooters (harsh language)

[Jonathan]

http://www.slate.com/id/2213558/

The first known print appearance of the English phrase—as the adjectival intensifier motherfucking—dates to a legal document from 1889. In a case before the Texas Court of Appeals, it was reported that the defendant had been referred to by another man as "that God damned mother-f—cking, bastardly son-of-a-bitch!" The phrase was considered so vile in late 19th-century America that, in another Texas court case, it was argued that a man who had been called a "mother-fucking son-of-a-bitch" by a person he later shot "could not be found guilty of a higher offense than manslaughter," so grave was the offense.

No 19th centry court would convict a man for killing Samuel L. Jackson.

[Peijen]

They could still be convicted of manslaughter, no quit murder one, but still something