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BIGPNS....BYTETH1S.....beloved patriot JR.......SS4EVER....

I saw a custom plate with "POOH" on it. It took me a while to realize they were referring to the disney character.
 
People who complain about these things are the most uptight jackasses around.

"WAHHH!!! I don't liek your license plate! I'm telling the DMV on you!"
 
Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
So what happens if someone wants the plate SS4EVER for his '70 Chevelle SS?
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Yeah, good point. That's the problem with people being too easily offended, sometimes with no real reason.
 
Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
So what happens if someone wants the plate SS4EVER for his '70 Chevelle SS?
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I know the CA DMV only allows "69" in custom plates for 1969 model year cars. Somewhat related...
 
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
So what happens if someone wants the plate SS4EVER for his '70 Chevelle SS?
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I know the CA DMV only allows "69" in custom plates for 1969 model year cars. Somewhat related...
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...yet my non-custom plate has 69 in it...
 
Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
So what happens if someone wants the plate SS4EVER for his '70 Chevelle SS?
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Yeah the SS4EVER one is stupid, as I sure didn't know it was an "unmistakable reference to the SS division of the Nazi Army."
 
A while back, a men's magazine ran an anecdote about a man in California(?) who simply wanted his surname as a vanity plate. He was denied. Mr. Schmuck learned from the DMV that "schmuck" was Yiddish slang for penis, and hence was considered inappropriate for a license plate.

The article wittily opined that Mr. Schmuck probably wouldn't fare any better if he applied for a vanity plate using his first name, which happened to be Peter.
 
I have no problem with banning the ones quoted, though I do think the SS one is probably questionable. Does anyone actually think the beloved patriot one should be allowed??
 
Originally posted by: torpid
I have no problem with banning the ones quoted, though I do think the SS one is probably questionable. Does anyone actually think the beloved patriot one should be allowed??
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maybe his last name was beloved patriot
 
Haha, I think beloved patriot JR is actually pretty funny, and I'm 100% Jew. 🙂
 
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