I saw one today on I-71 that was just one word: “CELERY.”
I have no idea.
I saw one today on I-71 that was just one word: “CELERY.”
I have no idea.
ROFL:-D
I weep for humanity.
PUBESMA
I have no fucking clue. Purple car driven by old lady in a hat.
Odd, but also my favorite:
YOURN
Doesn’t make any sense until you are given one bit of extra data:
The owner was a urologist.
I’ve seen a number of these in my life.
Vanity license plates… that look exactly like regular license plates.
Just a bunch of random numbers and letters, following the same pattern and spacing as issued license plates. Either that, or they left off the state logo from a pressing, and issued them anyway… though I’ve seen this for several states.
Ooo, this is a good thread to post a NY one I saw the other day: RFID-TAG
I guess I get it, but that’s just odd.
It was odd only because it took me a moment to puzzle out the intent, but it’d have to be SZMTTRS on a big boofed up monster truck. :rolleyes:
<heart>URKIDS
Just 'cause I couldn’t figure out whether the owner was appealing to me to love my own kids [of which there are none], or if she was informing me that she loved my kids [of which there are even fewer].
When I was living in Orange County, California, I once saw an old hearse that had been fixed up, freshly painted, and sported the memorable vanity plate: RGR MRTS.
HOOAH93
I was thinking, “Man, what kind of person is so obsessed with ‘Scent of a Woman’ that they get a personalized license plate about it?” And no, it wasn’t Al Pacino.
The most profane was in Florida where they have the Orange in the middle of their plate. So picture that orange in the middle with ASS on one side and RGY on the other. So in all it said ASSORGY. Profane I know.
Nicest one was in Maine: SO4TUN8
I like it when people are forced to substitute letters because the vanity “message” they want is already taken … I assume this was the case for the woman I saw driving a car with SNOQPY on the plate.
I think the best one I ever saw was “QQQQ2”.
Think about it real hard. It didn’t hit me until about six hours later.
Friend of ours has 4KNMYI, which I kinda like.
Daniel
CUTE.
I was annoyed by some bitchy woman at the eyeglass shop a while back. When I left, I saw what I guess was her license tag on her car: I ENDURE
No, lady, it’s the people who deal with you who endure.
Not quite. AFAIK most state DMVs screen the vanity license plates for anything obviously profane, so getting “ASS” on a licence plate is pretty much an impossible task.
Unless someone wants to try HAOSLSE and see if it flies.
Along the same lines as A55ORGY, we have a great one here in Charlottesville, VA. U.Va is right here, and there are lots of options to get vanity plates on a U.Va template. One of these templates is simple a nice orange and blue capital “V” on the left side of the plate.
There’s a car that got that template, with “AGINA” as the custom message.
Classy, huh?
**Dangerosa ** and I saw an odd one a few days back.
BIGOTIM
on a muscle car driven by a youngish white guy with short hair. I must admit confusion – the first thing I thought of was “bigot I am” which must not be what he wants to tell the world.
Maybe he’s a fan of “Big O”, the anime show with a rich guy who controls a giant robot?
Yeah, you could manipulate that email thingy that was going around saying that it’s not the order of the letters that matters, so long as the first and last letters are in the proper place. So you could have ALHOSSE and try to claim that it was a relative’s name or something.
Of course, in that vein, there’s the ad that I always see in the city on the sides of buses that always gets me. I can’t even tell you what the ad is for (I keep thinking a radio station, but I am likely wrong)… All I know is I keep doing a double take when I see FCUK emblazoned on the side of the bus in big purple letters.