[RoosterRedux]

Well, isn’t that nice.

[OKRA2012]

The state pays people to research curse words?

[svcw]

So then phuque, would not work, even though I am talking about beer.

[elkfersupper]

Heaven forbid anyone should have some fun with their license plats(s).

Hell, I don't want one anyway and don't understand why I have to have one.

[Atlas Sneezed]

Every state does this. It’s not news.

[Mercat]

Mine here in Kansas is my screen name. Mercat

[bigheadfred]

I wonder how well I would do if mine simply said “CITIZEN”???

[rockrr]

I’ve never understood why people pay the extra license fee (and in my state an up-front fee for the plate) when they could just paint the same sentiment on their fender or put it on a bumper sticker?

Of course I’ve also always wondered why so many worship at the Alter of the Eternally Offended ;-)

[NonValueAdded]

“Shelite” sounds like it wouldn’t pass muster as a tag name either.

[OrangeHoof]

I had to do the same thing in my phone company days when someone would request some odd combination of a phone number and I would try to figure out what it might spell. Particularly in a college town, that was a common request.

I remember the case in Colorado where a health food person wanted vanity plates that said “ILVTOFU” She claimed it said “I love tofu” but others read it differently and denied her request.

[RandallFlagg]

I still have my old Megadeth plates from Texas and Colorado:
“MGADTH”

I tried to get, “MTLICA,” but it was rejected.
Guess I was trying to say something like, “Meat-Licker.”

Oh, well.

Think I’ll try, “NE1469”

[Kent C]

From what I get, she'd find mine even more offensive

[Grammy]

We kept telling my mom hers should be PB4UGO.

[Brandonmark]