[Idiom] 'Don't let the door hit ...', what does this mean?

[JazzUp-Thailand]

I, first, saw it from forum about ways to say goodbye, and I've found there're lots of phrases following 'Don't let the door hit...' :

hit you
hit you on the way out
hit your a**
hit your a** on the way out
hit you where the good lord split you
,etc.

What are the uses of 'don't let the door hit...' for?
and will it be different when changing the following phrase?

I would appreciate all your help.

[Mad-ox]

Originally Posted by JazzUp-Thailand

I, first, saw it from forum about ways to say goodbye, and I've found there're lots of phrases following 'Don't let the door hit...' :

hit you
hit you on the way out
hit your a**
hit your a** on the way out
hit you where the good lord split you
,etc.

What are the uses of 'don't let the door hit...' for?
and will it be different when changing the following phrase?

I would appreciate all your help.

Urban Dictionary: Don't Let The Door Hit You On The Way Out

[mellow]

It simply means to leave quickly.
If you go out the door slowly, the door would hit you.
So it means go fast or leave now.

Get the hell out!

[loui]

Originally Posted by mellow

It simply means to leave quickly.
If you go out the door slowly, the door would hit you.
So it means go fast or leave now.

NOT REALLY hahahahah

Originally Posted by JazzUp-Thailand

I, first, saw it from forum about ways to say goodbye, and I've found there're lots of phrases following 'Don't let the door hit...' :


I would appreciate all your help.

it means to: "F*ck off" or "get the F**k out of here"

[cclaff]

It is an insult. It says "Get out of here FAST, go away - and don't let the door hit you on the way out."
Do not ever say this to a friend.