“AG” is also the German language’s abbreviation for their equivalent of “, incorporated” after a company name. Which will give this plate an interesting ambiguity. Are you talking about silver, or is your Benz a corporate car? You might or might not like this ambiguity.
First plate second:
If you really want the Olde Tyme-y ASCII vibe, CHR⎵27 would probably be better if available.
For a more modern flavor you could choose U⎵001B. Bonus points for the use of hex. If your state supports a hyphen punctuation then U-001B would be better yet.
Today I saw JAGRL-5. On a positively ancient style of FL plate that I’m surprised is still legal. The car was a late model Bentley convertible sports car with an expensive-looking 50-something woman driving.
Hard to decode. Is/was she a girl who liked to say “yes”? Used to drive Jaguars before she traded up? Maybe she’s JA’s fifth wife and he picked out her plate?
Also, a plate I see at one of the places I go to, SMLYFC. While I know it’s Smiley Face, every time I see it, I think “Smile, You Fucking Creep”, since that’s what I thought the first time I saw it.
“Hej” is a Klingon verb meaning “to rob”. “PIgh” is a noun meaning “ruins”. However the word order is wrong if the intended meaning is “treasure hunter” or something like that. It could be a Klingon-English hybrid meaning “the pig robs”, but I guess that’s unlikely.
Added — that’s bizarre. Imgur has been having problems indexing uploaded photos. The second image, for the album of my 9 photos, was supposed to be a different pic. Oh well.
K8 POT8 makes me think of Pot-8-Os (aka Potoooooooo), a famous 18th century racehorse. Supposedly the owner wanted to name him “Potatoes” and told a semi-literate stable boy to write the name on a stall or something. The boy wrote the name “Potoooooooo” (“Pot” followed by eight "O"s), and the owner thought it was funny so kept that as the name.
Saw one yesterday. Generic black Chevy Suburban or equivalent. Standard FL plate design with ⎵VOLKOS⎵. A last name perhaps? Either that or they’re in IT and support a folk operating system.
Today I saw a convertible Camaro w the top down. Driver is 40-ish man w shaved head. Standard FL plate design with ⎵⎵ARMD⎵⎵. Great … just great.
That’s fantastic, and thanks for that. And for the link—Arrrrr has an impressive pedigree.
As a fan of horse racing, who has been to a number of tracks and heard all manner of race callers, I’ve never heard anything like that. But I wish I had. Maybe owners need to give their horses better names that race callers can have some fun with.
