I suppose it is possible that the license plate referred to children rather than themselves and their children, I did not see the occupants so it is hard to tell.
WE␣BUZZN must really like the Volkswagen ID. Buzz they have in order to get that plate. And I am sure the driver with 4LOHA likes Hawai’i given the stickers on their rear window in the shape of the islands.
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Or maybe they like marijuana. Or booze.
Saw EAT EGGS today. They must think we’re all made of money… and I don’t like eggs!
BOOPGRAM with a Betty Boop decal in the back window. Go Gramma?
Yes it is…
I was passed by red Tesla that lived up to the RDHOT␣EV plate it had especially with the way it weaved in and out of traffic on the rain slick road. I saw another Tesla, this one parked, with the license plate BL1TZ and assuming that is not a recent plate, that certainly did not age well. I can’t remember what make M1SILE was nor if it lives up to its name since I saw it in the parking lot. I do think we could all use some PC&LVE and try not have a BOOBOO.
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For your tits?
I would read it as “for your thoughts”. Is there anything on the car that suggests the word “penny”?
That was my reaction too.
Here’s a different take …
Wisconsinites are famous for their teasing sense of dry humor. Maybe they mean the plate’s message is to be thought provoking. It’s “for (causing) your thoughts”. So meta. It’s thoughts all the way down.
GREEN BI = green be I
The owner used to have a Prius with plates GREEN IB. She now has GREEN BI on her Tesla. And her license plate frame says Wisconsin Badgers.
No, she’s not bi.
Well that makes much more sense.
If that’s the correct reading, there’s a decent chance the car is owned by a lady who goes by “Penny”.
… or that the plate was initially on a copper colored car.
Two matching tags.
M0T0WN on a Ford something or other in front of me in traffic this afternoon.
Nice; Iooked at the pix before seeing who posted and hoped it was you.
The circumstances under which you can legally maintain car registration in two states with the same fact pattern of domiciles, etc., are few and far between.
Or is this just a temporary transitional situation and soon you’ll have to re-register one of them in the other state?
Florida resident stationed in Georgia. So, yea, I can register in either or both states. I have to maintain Georgia insurance, though. I took advantage of this to make matching license plates 
I was under the impression that you’d retired / separated. Evidently I was mistaken.
For sure, while active duty DoD there’s lots of opportunity to “reside” is two states simultaneously. BTDT got the OD t-shirt.
Note I wasn’t trying to suggest you were doing something illicit. Just something interestingly out of the ordinary.
I know. I didn’t take it like that at all. I thought it was pretty neat, so just did it as a novelty. It has an added benefit of making me a more courteous driver.
Unfortunately, I haven’t retired yet. Two years left. I just returned to the states after 6 years in Europe.
“It’s not just a job; it’s an adventure” applies to more than just the USN. Eventually we all get tired of adventuring quite that much. 