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Disaster - Pittsburgh, PA - The Y2K Bug Doormat

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61 cm x 91.4 cm (24" x 36")

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Size: 61 cm x 91.4 cm (24" x 36")

Home is not a house, it's a feeling. Help create the perfect feeling even before you enter the door with a personalised doormat. Non-slip rubber that won't crack or buckle, this mat resists fading, mold, and mildew and can be easily cleaned with a hose. This beautiful mat is an excellent addition to any home.

  • Dimension: 24"w x 36"l
  • High quality sublimation printing allows for full rich colour that won't fade
  • Mat is 1/8" smooth fleece with white edge bounding
  • Sturdy latex action backing allows for a non-slip grip
  • Approved for indoors and covered-outdoor areas
  • Decorated in the USA
Designer Tip: To ensure the highest quality print, please note this product’s customisable design area measures 24" x 36". For best results please add .125" bleed.

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Disaster - Pittsburgh, PA - The Y2K Bug Doormat

Disaster - Pittsburgh, PA - The Y2K Bug Doormat

Back in the late 1990's, everyone was in a panic because of something called the Y2K bug. For some reason, programmers, when programming computers never thought that the year 2000 would come up in the future. The date would simply be 1900 when it reset. The fear was, that if 1999 rolled over to 2000, all the electronics around the world would stop, or worse, revolt. Nukes would be launched automatically for some reason, and everything would go crazy. People laughed at that idea and totally ignored the bug. And everything was fine, until one day, the nukes did go off on its own, no one knows why, I guess it really did matter, maybe they should have fixed it. But that's too late now, nukes would keep going off inside of each person's countries. Only the countries that took this bug seriously survived. The others became a wasteland in no time at all. Buildings are collapsing every day, food is scarce. Can't drive on the streets because they are broken and covered in broken cars. There were survivors, but what's the point of living at this point? You never know when another missile will drop either, so its all very frightening time to live.

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Product ID: 256618041953937814
Created on 23/10/2022, 16:33
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