[QUOTE=Runs With Scissors]
I’m the only one who had no idea what it meant?
I sent the link to a friend, who then gave me a wiki link.
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This sighting will be all over the Web by tomorrow . . .
[QUOTE=lizardling]
STARE I’d love to know what they told the DMV/DOT/Whatever when buying their plate. I mean, aren’t you supposed to put down an explanation of the string you want to use so they can check it? (I know people fib, but that fib I want to hear!)
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I don’t think so - the one time I (very halfheartedly) looked into getting a vanity plate when renewing my tags in Virginia, there was no place to provide an explanation.
I wonder what would happen if someone anonymously sent to PennDOT a note saying “saw this plate, it’s really obscene, here’s a link to follow to prove it, but don’t do this on your work computer without a supervisor aware of the reasons or you’ll get fired for looking at nasty porn on work time, maybe you should recall the plate!”
Apparently it’s a movement.
Here’s some more:
http://blog.andyblume.com/?p=280 (second pic down)
Proud owner poses with GOATSE license plate | Boing Boing
[QUOTE=Rick]
You parse too hard. California DMV rules don’t allow a number/letter, letter, letter/number, number, number vanity plate.
It interferes with their regular plate run and is therefore not allowed.
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Oh. Okay, then. I feel much better.
[sub]Shut up, brain, or I’ll stab you with a Q-Tip.[/sub]
I always wonder how someone in New Jersey got BALZBUB
Yea…I found the Virginia Goatse earlier today when I went about looking to see if this one had made it’s rounds earlier. Apparently that VA one was recalled bout 6 months into usage.
I was driving behind a heavyset woman in a small Toyota. I’m guessing her last name was Parker, but she hadn’t thought through her vanity plate very well.
PRKER
Yeah, Porker was my first thought. :smack:
This morning, we were behind a woman whose plate read:
It took a minute to figure out that it meant “For Jesus”. As in “four g’s us”
Robin
I was once behind a police ghost-car with the license plate “B GOOD.”
[QUOTE=JSexton]
I was driving behind a heavyset woman in a small Toyota. I’m guessing her last name was Parker, but she hadn’t thought through her vanity plate very well.
PRKER
Yeah, Porker was my first thought. :smack:
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Not a vanity plate, but occasionally I see standard-issue WI plates along the lines of
403 LBS
I’d be asking for a replacement. :dubious:
[QUOTE=Scarlett67]
Not a vanity plate, but occasionally I see standard-issue WI plates along the lines of
403 LBS
I’d be asking for a replacement. :dubious:
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In a certain Iowa county, plates with the formula ### BUX are issued. Sometimes the price seems reasonable.
[QUOTE=hajario]
Mostly people get caught by uptight do-gooders writing to the DMV and informing them of the dirty license plate. The Smoking Gun has a few collections of such letters to various DMVs.
Example
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Well, as for the one on page 8: pfft. Guy’s obviously from Rhinelander, that’s all.
[QUOTE=Myron Van Horowitzski]
Well, as for the one on page 8: pfft. Guy’s obviously from Rhinelander, that’s all.
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That’s seriously funny, right there.
[QUOTE=EJsGirl]
“Various” DMVs? WTF is going on in Wisconsin? 
CA recently recalled a plate bearing a couple’s initials- his are RAP and hers are JAP. Yep- somebody thought that RAPNJAP was offensive to Asian hip hop artists…
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Speaking of your WTF, NC is recalling their 7-digit plates issued routinely in the Greensboro area, that start with WTF.
Oh, I once saw MERDALOR and MUFFDIVR in NC, years ago.