What does this vanity tag mean?

I’m usually pretty good at figuring these out, but I was behind this car today (an Acura MDX, if that helps provide any insight).

The plate was PSKNTDS. Now of course I realize it might have some personal meaning for the owner in which case we may never know, but does anyone here have any idea what it might represent?

Also, what have been some interesting vanity tags you’ve seen (spoiler box the meanings to keep it fun for the rest of us!).

I once saw the tag UNLESS on a Prius, which might seem :confused: if you didn’t know:

that the word UNLESS figures prominently in the Dr. Seuss’s The Lorax, a cautionary tale about conspicuous consumption and pollution.

My guess:

PSK = PeSKy
NTD = some sort of acronym
S = plural

Pigskin Touchdowns.

Oh, THAT’s what that book was about? I thought it was about geographically diversifying your logging operations.

People
Surley
KaNT
Dechiper
thiS

My interpretation too.

Especially with “Decipher” spelled wrong. :smack:

And “surley” (surely).

No, that one just adds to the steganography.

:o

Add another pig skin touchdowns

They went FULLCHORT with that plate.

This seems very likely. But if it were me, and that’s what I wanted to convey, I would have gone with PGSKNTD (maybe that was already taken!)

No one else has seen any particularly clever vanity tags? (please spare me the IOPER8 on the surgeons car or similar drivel. Only truly clever and insightful tags are worthy of the Dope!)

The classic:

BEYOND

(on a Plymouth Horizon, painted blue)

KABOOM

(Ford Pinto)

Well, I’d be *surly *if I had to de-chip something.
2BETIED
on a Honda Fit

I may have posted these before, but

6THPLNET on a Saturn
And
2001SPCE on an Odyssey

My favorite.

FEATURE

on a VW Bug in the Silicon Valley.

“4AKING” on a Honda Fit

No clue what the OP’s plate means, though.

The first vanity plate I ever remember seeing (ca. 1977):

10SNE1

My first car was a yellow 1981 Plymouth Reliant. My father, joker that he is, got me vanity plates:

A LEMON

Fantastic. :smiley: