eh-hem
Maybe it's the new semester and my increased work load, new students and lesson plans....or maybe it just time for me to take a break from all the latent idiocy that seems to increase on a daily basis.
Someone please e-mail me when the nonsense stops...until then, my plates read:
C YAAAA
Funny on an S Class - but on the Hatchback?!?!?
He may also be a Caps fan
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If I was originally from VA I would get vanity plates but its so typical stuck up nova to get them.
And if I did... I would get BLWNBNZ
or BENZY
That is all.
Peace
PS. I am missing the point here?
Oh, sorry. I guess I mistakenly assumed you were going to BOLT IT ON to you car. My bad.
"I'm not spoiled . . . just well taken care of"
I guess it may be true, but the car its bolted on isn't much of a reflection of the statement. It would be humorous on a Rolls, but doesn't really have much humor or impact on a Caravan.
So, MONEY, CASH, $$$, CPTLIST, etc. on a Hatchback doesn't make anyone a bad person (those are all things I firmly believe in and pursue). . . its just not very clever, fitting or humorous. You can't separate the plate from the car - the message on the plate and the car go hand in hand.
Only in some states. In others the plate goes with you.
Besides, I think the plates are supposed to represent the driver not just the car. I myself am a materialistic money hungry snob, so I think it would be fitting to have $$$$ on my license plate.
As far as not being clever, true it may not be the most complicated abbreviation ever used, but god damn there is a code out there for plates now-a-days. It should be simple to decipher, and my suggestions are very simple.
Perhaps someone could put this one to use:
WHT TRSH
That is not available in either Texas or California. I sure it is being used in both states by Anna Nicole Smith.
Kind of like the classic plate I used to see driving around Newport Beach in the '80, on an SL: NB CHEVY.
Talk about "funny because its true"!
That plate was a local legend for years.
Well not to toot my own horn but at age 22 I'm driving a $40K car(that I bought entirely on my own). True it may not be a Bentley, but for me there is only the opportunity for advancement. Perhaps, when I'm 40 I will have that Bentley, at least I would hope so otherwise something has gone drastically wrong.
Besides, I think the plates are supposed to represent the driver not just the car. I myself am a materialistic money hungry snob, so I think it would be fitting to have $$$$ on my license plate.
As far as not being clever, true it may not be the most complicated abbreviation ever used, but god damn there is a code out there for plates now-a-days. It should be simple to decipher, and my suggestions are very simple.
Perhaps someone could put this one to use:
WHT TRSH
Yeah, money is where it is at. You are definitely wise.
Come here a little closer so I can pull a white glove off of a hand and slap you square in the mouth with it.






