Yikes!
Might be “Wife to two”; meaning the driver is part of a polyamorous grouping. That’d be fun too / two. ![]()
Yikes!
Might be “Wife to two”; meaning the driver is part of a polyamorous grouping. That’d be fun too / two. ![]()
DIZASTER
Might have been missing that final E. I’m sure about the Z, though
On an Acura SUV: NO NAM3S
IROOF4U on a pickup truck with ladders and tools in the back. There had once been company information on the tailgate, but most of the paint had peeled off.
Google AI says: “Terway is a self-developed Container Network Interface (CNI) plugin for Alibaba Cloud Container Service for Kubernetes (ACK).”
But from the other results, it also appears to be a surname of Indian origin.
So it’s probably one of those two. I think more likely the latter.
ARCGYKS
Absolutely no clue.
Although it was on a Kansas plate.
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Maybe the driver works for them or works with their product but the ARCGIS plate was already was taken so they went with ARCGYS. Then tossed the K in there to make the S do double duty and keep it local.
A stretch, but IMO not a nutty stretch.
FAB LAN on a Ford Flex. No clue on that one.
9ER FAN with a big San Francisco 49ers sticker in the back window on some sort of SUV.
On a Yankees plate: JOE DI
I didn’t get a view of the driver, but it’s unlikely they ever saw the great DiMaggio play, given that his last season was 1951. So, a follower of Yankee history and tradition.
Or I suppose it’s possible the driver was Santiago the fisherman hoping to be worthy of the great DiMaggio who does all things perfectly. You never know.
MY PONY
(It was a mustang(
This morning I followed this one as I was driving to work:
BBOOP
Obviously a Betty Boop fan. Unless he/she likes shooting a BB gun at Alley Oop.
(Would anyone get those allusions today?)
Anyone who’s a geezer.
MELEE 2 on some crossover. A fan of the video game Super Smash Bros Melee?
SHILICK on a Ford Fusion. No idea what that one means. A strange spelling of Shylock?
Last few days’ haul:
H1BACHI on a FL 7-character golf booster plate on a Ferrari. The meaning is obvious. The why is a headscratcher. Or maybe the meaning is H1B Achi, where his name is Achi, he came to the US on an H1B visa and done good, or ??? He was in his 30s.
AD⎵⎵GUY on another FL 7-character golf booster plate on a Audi crossover.
4⎵STOT on a FL standard plate on a Toyota 4Runner SUV. Guy looked like a 50ish middle manager. Some variation on a name?
INSPIR3 on a FL standard plate on a generic car. Hard to say if the 3 represents an E or they simply picked the lowest available digit.
TITAN⎵98 on a FL standard plate on a large Range Rover SUV. Graduating class of '98 from some college w the Titan team name? Wore jersey #98 playing for the NFL in Nashville?
BAKU on a FL standard plate on a workin’ kinda pickup truck with some stuff in the back. Baku is the capital of Azerbaijan, and maybe he’s from there.
4BL⎵OOM on a FL 7-character butterfly booster plate on a Lincoln crossover. Butterflies and flowers go together pretty well.
IWAY on a FL standard plate on a Tesla. Maybe “intelligent way”, maybe I = me = “my way”?
4SUNN on a FL 5-character surfing booster plate on a Mercedes coupe.
SAMMY⎵B on a FL standard plate on a generic car.
Also saw one I’d posted before. I try to avoid repeats.
On a bright blue Camaro: APADAM. High school student? High school teacher?
4 C
ERS on a Tesla Model Y. I assume “For sea lovers”, although there wasn’t anything particularly nautical about the car. I guess it could also be “4 sea lovers” as in a family of 4 who all love the ocean / beach.
I also saw something like ROMZOG or ROMEZOG, but I don’t think that’s quite right. I can’t remember exactly what it was. It was on a Dodge Challenger with a loud exhaust.
A Subaru WRX with: STOKWRX. Apparently potent enough just as it comes from the factory.
Yesterday I saw a shiny newish oversized white diesel pickup with a factory lift kit, custom oversized wheels & tires, and a Missouri plate reading MAGA48. The driver was a 60-ish large heavy guy with a red baseball cap. I could not get an angle to see what it said, but I have my suspicions.
What concerns me is he’s the 49th (at least) Missourian to think of getting a variation of MAGA on a personal plate. Or maybe, just maybe, he’s wanting trump to be the 48th president too.
Here’s your sign! Moron.
ROTTNEG on a big black SUV.
And on a little white hatchback: PERLA12. I’m not sure what was intended, but PERLA is medical shorthand for Pupils - Equal, Round, and responsive to Light and Accomodation. Probably something else. ![]()