Thursday, November 29, 2007
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Lil Kim: Ride or die
Monday, November 26, 2007
When plates go bad
Vanity plates at their best are witty, clever and clear.
Vanity plates at their worst are offensive and rude, according to these pages, dredged up through public information requests and archived for your viewing pleasure at The Smoking Gun. Lists of banned plates, complaints and more.
Here's another link to a few defenses. The motor vehicle operator at page 16 is wise to start with a compliment for former NY Gov. George Pataki. But I'm not sure how I feel about his argument overall.
Vanity plates at their worst are offensive and rude, according to these pages, dredged up through public information requests and archived for your viewing pleasure at The Smoking Gun. Lists of banned plates, complaints and more.
Here's another link to a few defenses. The motor vehicle operator at page 16 is wise to start with a compliment for former NY Gov. George Pataki. But I'm not sure how I feel about his argument overall.
Open up
She's no Sandra Clark
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
A little Huey Lewis action (updated)
seen in The Sun's rear parking lot! Midnight Sun is my witness!
It's
on a boxy Honda Element.
Vanity plates, I am happy to be Stuck with You.
It's
on a boxy Honda Element.
Vanity plates, I am happy to be Stuck with You.
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Hello, strranger: RRR
I brought a CALQL8R for SHW & TEL
The unsurprising news (can we call it "news"?) that Virginia has the most vanity plates was announced last week. (Story tip courtesy of Erin. Thanks!) 1 in 10 drivers there has a personalized plate. Guess why? Because they're so damn cheap there! Let's consider all variables when doing such studies next time.
A road trip through Virginia this weekend, from Maryland to South Carolina, netted a few gems, but none were actually in Virginia. Go figure.
On the way to a football game came NFL BOYS.
In Columbia, I passed by SHW & TEL, which I particularly enjoyed, and AUSCFAN parked illegally directly outside the door of a bar. So appropriate.
And after eight hours of driving home, half a block from my apartment, I passed CALQL8R. Very cute indeed.
A road trip through Virginia this weekend, from Maryland to South Carolina, netted a few gems, but none were actually in Virginia. Go figure.
On the way to a football game came NFL BOYS.
In Columbia, I passed by SHW & TEL, which I particularly enjoyed, and AUSCFAN parked illegally directly outside the door of a bar. So appropriate.
And after eight hours of driving home, half a block from my apartment, I passed CALQL8R. Very cute indeed.
Thursday, November 8, 2007
Way too much lovin', and She Be Flo
Steve put up a few more observed plates in his Flickr stream, including D8 ME (no, thanks), HUG EVR1, (again, I'll pass) and [Heart]4U ALL (is there something in the water?!).
But I like this one best. Steve says: "Taken outside of a diner full of white-hairs in Bakersfield, CA."
It's so forceful! Yes, YOU BE FLO! You tell 'em! Ow-OW!
But I like this one best. Steve says: "Taken outside of a diner full of white-hairs in Bakersfield, CA."
It's so forceful! Yes, YOU BE FLO! You tell 'em! Ow-OW!
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
a medical theme
from my I-95 trip from Charm City to NYC:
XRAY 2 --- does this guy have an MRI in his other car?
and
REAL DR
Personally, I'd rather see a board certification or something.
and
REAL DR
Personally, I'd rather see a board certification or something.
Monday, November 5, 2007
DRGNSLR! Reargh!
Homegirl Whiskeymarie, who lives in the Midwest, sent along this plate.
D&D knows no geographical boundaries.
D&D knows no geographical boundaries.
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Plates from L.A,, and that damn Y chromosome
This Flickr photo set from my blogging friend Steve includes off-beat bumper stickers ("Tree-hugging dirt-worshipper" on a Prius), funny-lookin' cars (a Lincoln Navigator covered in spray-painted hearts) and a handful of very excellent license plates, all spotted since he moved out to L.A. from the Midwest.
Only in L.A.:
Why L.A., and not D.C., we shall never know:
But this is the one he e-mailed me about, and it's the one I seem to be stuck on. Anyone?
Only in L.A.:
Why L.A., and not D.C., we shall never know:
But this is the one he e-mailed me about, and it's the one I seem to be stuck on. Anyone?
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