In a nation of personalized license plates, Virginia rates URSOVAIN

C News ^ | 11-11-2007 | Dena Potter

[Baladas]

Virginia probably thinks this song is about them.

[Cagey]

[palmer]

While visiting MA from VA I was asked who “the first” was. My plate reads “THE 2ND”. I pointed out that it was an NRA plate and got a blank look. I said “the second amendment” and still got a blank look.

[Cagey]

Well, at least they were blanks.

[Mojohemi]

Poor Virginia,

A once conservative state.

Virginia as a conservative state is no more.

[Liberty Valance]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7B7bVD_DkM4

You’re so vain
You probably think this song is about you
don’t you?

[A_Tradition_Continues]

I was surprised to see one of Indiana’s regular plates that states “In God We Trust”. Nice looking tag http://www.in.gov/bmv/plates/regular.htm

[Cagey]

They'd probably arrest this guy if he were driving in MA.

[baa39]

I am wondering if any folks here have a plate that reads “FREEPER”?

[Judith Anne]

Hah! The soup nazi!

My favorite from MO was “OURAQT” and I immediately thought of URAQT2 and OICURAQT etc. Some of these are really clever.

[Cagey]

LOL

Then there was the time Kramer got the Doctor’s vanity plates by mistake.

I don’t have vanity plates on my car but I have to admit some can be very clever.

[Cagey]

I am wondering if any folks here have a plate that reads “FREEPER”?

Someone has something about FreeRepublic on their motorcycle tags. Maybe Martin Fierro?

[Rb ver. 2.0]

[Cagey]

Hahahahaa That’s great.

[Tanniker Smith]

When I commuted 48 miles one-way I used to see some interesting ones in NY and NJ. I wanted to keep a log, but that was hard to do while I was actually driving.

What made me want to start was when I spotted the same plate at approximately the same place one evening coming home and the following morning rush hour. I remember making the same joke twice. I won't mention my comment, but it was a 1988 Grand Prix with a license plate that "88 Prix"...