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Vanity Plates
OK, CrawfordCentury, I'll try these:
B4DKCME Dentist (before decay see me) MLNEIUM Millennium MBALMD Medical Examiner (embalm doctor) |
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Keep them coming CC... |
Yellow
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While the French might say "yes yes", I'm guessing the owner went for a more phonetic interpretation, "wee wee", thus making the car yellow. |
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#2 - think Ford in the 1960s. :) #3's right on the profession, but the question was what kind of car. :) Quote:
The color of the car with the OUI OUI plate's still out there. :cheers: A few more: The plate of a very clever enthusiast of a certain sport. IX FE Hint: Think Roman numerals and chemical symbols from the periodic table of elements. ______________________ The owner of this plate may be a fan of the Andrews Sisters (This is a toughie!) XN28 D+ ______________________ What kind of vehicle might this one be found on? (multiple correct answers, please provide brief explanation) PB4 UGO |
Oui Oui
It has me stumped.. but Iwill guess RED
"Ginza red red oui oui" ,"Pizzicato Five" ? OK I cheated, websearch, I have no idea who Pizzicato Five is (are). :emb::emb: |
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The others may or may not exist here in NH. I found them some time back on a site listing interesting plates. Don't think the state of origin was listed. Here's a rude one. It's an amended version of the real life one (don't want to push the envelope on language): 2 U WERCS ___________________________ Imagine being the trooper radioing HQ to note they're in pursuit of a car with one of these plates: MISSING NONE GONE NADA |
Drum roll please
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A Hearse Was yellow incorrect ? EDIT : I see we've cross posted, yellow is correct 9 iron makes the owner a golfer "Accentuate the positive" - perhaps the owner was a Bing Crosby fan ??? Pee before you go could be almost anycar but I'll say a Yugo for now. |
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Them with kids might have some alternatives. :cheers: Quote:
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Since this has strayed off the Winni-path, I'm going add a couple...
"SHDOWFX" (Hint: named for a famous fictional horse.) "22MANY" (Guess what kind of vehicle that was on....) "NH2STAY" (Self-explanatory. The vehicle is registered here in Alton.) "SWTNLW" (Hint: It comes in a pink packet.) "STOL3N" (Self-explanatory. Imagine being the cop that has to call that one in!) "IFARTED" (No. I didn't. But how did they get that approved?) Which leads to the personalized plate I had on my Ford Festiva in high school.... "FUBB" (Yes, it's an acronym. Google it if you don't know it.) :D |
Vanity Plates
To stretch this topic out a little, try going to Google and entering the following: PL8SPK. Several responses will come up, including a book entitled PL8SPK Vanity Plates Retell The Classics. In reality, this is a rather challenging book with some rather difficult vanity plates. It is a great table top book, but watch out for scratching, the front and back covers are license plate metal.
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NOPCME Mass plate ( a local Urologist)
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I applied for the vanity plate DOO DOO one time. It ended up being denied. Any guesses?
I currently have the plate NOSNHOJ on my car. It is pretty easy for most people to figure out, but I have heard some pretty funny guesses as well. |
Vanity Plates
Not lake specific but my New York Plate is "NY 2 NH"
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Doctor DK
1) "DRDK", a clever plate, but on a frequently off-course/oft-damaged Corvette at our Driver Schools.
(I'd see a different "DR"). :D 2) My own sports-racer had "2-LTR-6" for a plate. What car would that be on, and why would a "two-liter-six" engine be remarkable in that car? (Member Mee'n'Mac would know. :) ) |
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Got another:
MNOT OJ Question: What Model car - and what color? LOL |
How 'bout a white Bronco.
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I still remember watching the live footage of the chase. The announcer was describing a 'slow white bronco.' My first thought was the cops were in pursuit of John Elway.:laugh: OK, I'm out of ammo. Sorry if I led this thread astray. I'll blame it on the little boy in me... Seems I can't make him leave. Wouldn't be fair. Afterall, he was there first. Besides, him and me, we have a lot of fun together. :D |
4U2NV
On the back of my Ferrari... ...If I had a Ferrari :rolleye2: |
On topic (this time at least:rolleye2:):
I was behind a Cadillac this morning for a short while on Center Street in W'boro. Plate was WINNI. Myself, I don't have a VP. Honestly, can't even remember the numbers on mine. My mnemonic shortcoming - ironically - is a good way to remember to turn off the headlights when I go into the grovery store. :laugh: |
Ppdoc
Saw this on a Caddy from NY.
I had 'BLIP' on my Fiat years ago. I also saw 'BCNU' and 'BCNU2' around Gilford for a while. As well as '2GETHER' |
My 62 Vette has a veterans vanity plate OLD VET. Kind of a double meaning as both it and I are old.
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Just an FYI for any vets. Both WINNI and WINNIE are available as NH veterans vanity plates.
I hate to say it but 45MPH is available in a regular vanity plate or those of that persuasion :rolleye2: |
MBALMD - It's a hearse, or course!!
Mine is CRE-8IV - wave if you see me! And I love the local woman with a plate on her sporty little american-made car, which says POORSHE |
veteran plates
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Mine is "4 U BRY" , in honor and memory of my son, who absolutely loved N.H. lakes region, and came here many times to vacation, fish and just enjoy being here.
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vanity plates
my son is right. my plate reads meyec5. it referes to my c5 corvette. myc5 was taken, so i had to get creative with my spelling.we are from nj but our hearts are foreverin nh
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Some variations for Alton Bay are still available. Me - I just got my Winnipesaukee.com handle "JSTSLD" on a Veteran vanity plate. :eek: |
Saw these 2 this weekend
TEETH4U - on a Toyota pickup
SITE4U - on a luxury car Guess being an optometrist (or opthamologist or website designer ?) pays better than being a dentist ???!!!!??? |
two passions
Wife and I have two passions...the lake, and golf.
Her car : PAR-1 (that's an birdie) (and a sweet ol' bird she is) My car : PAR-2 Veteren plate, that's an eagle, and I was in the USAF, double meaning. And oh the fun of driving in NH and trying to figure out the plates :laugh: |
best I ever saw
Was on a White Volkswagen Rabbit : IML8
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Late
I would've liked to have this for my wife, but it's taken - NH plate seen on Rt 93.
L8AGN |
Another "late" one I saw yesterday - 4EVRL8
A lake one seen in Moultonborough this past weekend - either HRMTCVE or HRMTCV (tough to read as it's going by you). My friend out in California had a Red Sox related one - MFY1918. This was before 2004 but she's kept it. When she went to the California DMV and asked what it was, she said it stood for My Favorite Year and the 1918 was when her grandfather was born.:D |
Double entendre
My Connecticut plate was "BOAT NH", the NH being for both New Haven and New Hampshire.
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A few more riddles for you all.
The owner of this tag might have been a fan of a certain musician, accordionist, bandleader, and television impresario who hosted an epynominous TV show from 1955 to 1982. A1 AN A2 This one's straightforward. But what's remarkable about the arrangement of the letters. (Think 'Bob' or 'Hannah' or the first name of the man who unified the German principalities in the 1800s): ATOYOTA Guess the hair color of this vehicle's owner: AU YLOKS |
Saw LIC PL8 today in Meredith. Thought that was a good one.
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