I must have accidentally taken my Stupid Pills this morning. I don’t get some of these. :smack:
My work truck (onsite pc tech)
VSTA RDY
Bill should be paying me.
No non-vanity plate will ever top Florida’s A55(orange)RGY
Years ago, the top NDP politician in Ontario, when the NDP was in the opposition, had NDP 007. 
Which ones? If , for example, you’re baffled by HIHOAG, perhaps the way I’ve coded it will help you.
If you’re still stumped – it’s “Hi-ho Silver!”, the cry used by the Lone Ranger to urge on his horse. Ag is the symbol for silver in the Periodic Table of the Elements.
Remember this one…C9H13N?
*The driver of the car, whose name was not released, told state officials in his application for the plate that the series of letters and numbers represented red food coloring, said Brad Benfield, spokesman for the state Department of Licensing. *
Also in the article,
*The Merck index, the bible of chemical formulas, lists methamphetamine as C10H15N. But at least two sites list C9H13N as the label for methamphetamine, according to the University of Washington’s chemistry department. C9H13N is the formula for hundreds of compounds, the department said, including amphetamine. Not that the general public would know that. *
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2002286168_licenses24m.html
Were they actually able to depict the different colors so it stood out properly? That’s very clever – I’ve always had a deep fondness for that type of word puzzle. 
On a Ford F150
BADMPG
A stunningly beautiful blonde here in town has this on her Jaguar convertible:
UWISH
I suspect that one is popular in several states with similarly gorgeous women.
I’ve not seen it personally, but:
GIGDYX3
Seen on a Saturn:
6THROK
On a Saab:
SNAAB
There’s a Mini just up the street with
LIL TINY
as it’s plate.
On my way in to work today, I saw a pearl white PT Cruiser with the license plate MARSMALO (or MRSHMALO, can’t remember which). It…did, in fact, look like one.
Yeah, it was in red and black. I love those word puzzles too. I know the ones with pictures are called Rebus puzzles, but I’m not sure if the term can also be extended to these.
Decay-DK :rolleyes:
I saw a green VW bug that was 'BOOGER"
I’ve tried to note the good ones I’ve spotted:
SREN-ITY (Serenity)
WARSUX (War Sucks - on a car with a USMC sticker! That shouldn’t have surprised me, nobody hates war more than warriors.)
C1AO 2TI (Ciao tu ti = “Hello you” in Italian)
SPAZTIC (Spastic)
1NFIDEL (Infidel - on a “Fight Terrorism” license plate! :eek: )
NUM LOCK (As in the “Num Lock” key on a keyboard)
METAD8A (Meta-data)
AHOY HOY (Alexander Graham Bell’s proposed greeting for the telephone)
PLAN AHD (Plan Ahead - but if the driver planned ahead he would have … )
ALWZ LA8 (Always late - needs to get with the “plan ahd” guy)
ND2 RLAX (Need to relax - needs to get with the above 2 guys)
HISXLNC (His excellency)
TENAXTC (Tenacity?)
BLND UMP (Blind umpire)
Back when Mama Zappa was programming mainframes, she spotted this one:
IEFBR14 (an old IBM mainframe instruction that does nothing)
she laughed the whole way home!
But the all-time computer geek classic is:
FEATURE
on a VW “bug”. As in, “It’s not a bug, it’s a feature!”
ICKLE. On the back of a new VW bug.
And there was one on the back of a Mini that the last part read SUV, as in ‘tiny SUV’. I wish I could remember the first part because it was pretty funny. 
If your state allows for 8 characters, Typo Knig, you could make an awesome vanity plate out of your username. Just a thought.
Anyway, my favorite one is:
NE1410S
Guess what the driver’s favorite sport is?