This means my day is often brightened by seeing creative avoidances of vowels, inspired abbreviations of the word Hokie, and those zany Free Tibet custom plates which I must imagine go like Hotcakes down in "real Virigina".
But all of that was just prologue until yesterday, when I saw the most mysterious of all plates. I'm rarely one to just take a camera phone picture, especially at a light, but this was an exception:

Yes, iPhone cameras suck, but if it's not clear the plate says HOT JANK. I don't know what the implications of "Hot Jank" as a vanity plate means. Maybe the person regularly uses HOT lanes. Perhaps their last name is Jank and they are exceedingly attractive. Somehow though, I just don't think either of those is really the case. Truly some riddles will never be solved.
The best vanity license plate I've ever seen:
ReplyDelete'OMG BBQ'
That is all it said. Perfect, no?
The only one I actually remember is, "Treye Me," and only because I was with my grandmother and she said, "Well you know what that guy is about."
ReplyDeleteThat and 'Diana 2'. I always wondered who had Diana 1?
Best one I've ever seen (not in person, online): Numfar. I love anyone else who gets the reference.
ReplyDeleteI have to disagree with you though, Max. I hate the VA vanity plates. They irritate me. I don't care that you're DadsGrl and I don't feel like figuring out what Abi2de is supposed to mean. One in three VA license plates is a vanity plate. It just needs to stop.
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ReplyDeleteOne reason to go to the DMV in VA is to get one of those new funkadelic driver's licenses.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.dmv.state.va.us/webdoc/citizen/drivers/newlook.asp
When will DC realize that purple see-thru driver's licenses with black and white photos are the only way to go?