What C124PPY personalised plates have you seen recently?
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J4CKO said:
Jaguar steve said:
alec.e said:
J4CKO said:
But this thread is about the plates being altered to misrepresent, that plate could have been issued to anyone, there arent there plenty of FA57 plates out there.
In any case, a minor offence if there is one.
Yep, I would agree, belongs in the real good thread IMO. In any case, a minor offence if there is one.
It does look like it spells Fastest, within the constraints of the format, a lot would read it as such, our brains are tuned to look for meanings and patterns.
Would you ban any combinations that may resemble a word, would you prevent owners being able to buy a specific combination and insist they are all state issued and non transferable ?
It's exactly the same vain pretence as flashing a 30 Dollar Chinese Rolex about in the pub and trying to pass it off as the real thing, or implying a TOWIE radioactive orange complexion really is because you've spent three months on your own private island in the Caribbean or that your imitation granite worktops from B and Q were actually spewed out of a volcano and have been lovingly selected and cut and polished especially for you by skilled Italian craftsmen.
Nope, do whatever you do properly with the genuine article or just don't even bother IMO. Numberplates don't and never have spell anything and anybody suggesting that they do is simply revealing something rather pretentious about themselves.
Jaguar steve said:
No matter what justifications you seek pretending the number seven is the same as the letter T, or four is A, or three is the same as E is pretentious. It's not real and I'll bet 99% of the sufficiently educated population who got out of the remedial class and back into mainstream education absolutely laugh their cocks off whenever they see it.
It's exactly the same vain pretence as flashing a 30 Dollar Chinese Rolex about in the pub and trying to pass it off as the real thing, or implying a TOWIE radioactive orange complexion really is because you've spent three months on your own private island in the Caribbean or that your imitation granite worktops from B and Q were actually spewed out of a volcano and have been lovingly selected and cut and polished especially for you by skilled Italian craftsmen.
Nope, do whatever you do properly with the genuine article or just don't even bother IMO. Numberplates don't and never have spell anything and anybody suggesting that they do is simply revealing something rather pretentious about themselves.
why on earth do you bother reading this thread? Its a bit of fun. Live and let live. Get a life.It's exactly the same vain pretence as flashing a 30 Dollar Chinese Rolex about in the pub and trying to pass it off as the real thing, or implying a TOWIE radioactive orange complexion really is because you've spent three months on your own private island in the Caribbean or that your imitation granite worktops from B and Q were actually spewed out of a volcano and have been lovingly selected and cut and polished especially for you by skilled Italian craftsmen.
Nope, do whatever you do properly with the genuine article or just don't even bother IMO. Numberplates don't and never have spell anything and anybody suggesting that they do is simply revealing something rather pretentious about themselves.
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IMO? Nope it's a legal numberplate. That's all I see. Given several weeks and trying several different pairs of glasses and maybe even after a severe bang on the back of the head resulting in mild concussion I couldn't even begin to guess what your user name was.Sorry... I hope you didn't actually pay money for it. If you did it's not working very well is it?
deadslow said:
Jaguar steve said:
No matter what justifications you seek pretending the number seven is the same as the letter T, or four is A, or three is the same as E is pretentious. It's not real and I'll bet 99% of the sufficiently educated population who got out of the remedial class and back into mainstream education absolutely laugh their cocks off whenever they see it.
It's exactly the same vain pretence as flashing a 30 Dollar Chinese Rolex about in the pub and trying to pass it off as the real thing, or implying a TOWIE radioactive orange complexion really is because you've spent three months on your own private island in the Caribbean or that your imitation granite worktops from B and Q were actually spewed out of a volcano and have been lovingly selected and cut and polished especially for you by skilled Italian craftsmen.
Nope, do whatever you do properly with the genuine article or just don't even bother IMO. Numberplates don't and never have spell anything and anybody suggesting that they do is simply revealing something rather pretentious about themselves.
. Get a life.It's exactly the same vain pretence as flashing a 30 Dollar Chinese Rolex about in the pub and trying to pass it off as the real thing, or implying a TOWIE radioactive orange complexion really is because you've spent three months on your own private island in the Caribbean or that your imitation granite worktops from B and Q were actually spewed out of a volcano and have been lovingly selected and cut and polished especially for you by skilled Italian craftsmen.
Nope, do whatever you do properly with the genuine article or just don't even bother IMO. Numberplates don't and never have spell anything and anybody suggesting that they do is simply revealing something rather pretentious about themselves.
You mean get out more and see even more illegal s
tplates....
av185 said:
deadslow said:
Jaguar steve said:
No matter what justifications you seek pretending the number seven is the same as the letter T, or four is A, or three is the same as E is pretentious. It's not real and I'll bet 99% of the sufficiently educated population who got out of the remedial class and back into mainstream education absolutely laugh their cocks off whenever they see it.
It's exactly the same vain pretence as flashing a 30 Dollar Chinese Rolex about in the pub and trying to pass it off as the real thing, or implying a TOWIE radioactive orange complexion really is because you've spent three months on your own private island in the Caribbean or that your imitation granite worktops from B and Q were actually spewed out of a volcano and have been lovingly selected and cut and polished especially for you by skilled Italian craftsmen.
Nope, do whatever you do properly with the genuine article or just don't even bother IMO. Numberplates don't and never have spell anything and anybody suggesting that they do is simply revealing something rather pretentious about themselves.
. Get a life.It's exactly the same vain pretence as flashing a 30 Dollar Chinese Rolex about in the pub and trying to pass it off as the real thing, or implying a TOWIE radioactive orange complexion really is because you've spent three months on your own private island in the Caribbean or that your imitation granite worktops from B and Q were actually spewed out of a volcano and have been lovingly selected and cut and polished especially for you by skilled Italian craftsmen.
Nope, do whatever you do properly with the genuine article or just don't even bother IMO. Numberplates don't and never have spell anything and anybody suggesting that they do is simply revealing something rather pretentious about themselves.
You mean get out more and see even more illegal s
tplates.... hell yeahJaguar steve said:
J4CKO said:
Jaguar steve said:
alec.e said:
J4CKO said:
But this thread is about the plates being altered to misrepresent, that plate could have been issued to anyone, there arent there plenty of FA57 plates out there.
In any case, a minor offence if there is one.
Yep, I would agree, belongs in the real good thread IMO. In any case, a minor offence if there is one.
It does look like it spells Fastest, within the constraints of the format, a lot would read it as such, our brains are tuned to look for meanings and patterns.
Would you ban any combinations that may resemble a word, would you prevent owners being able to buy a specific combination and insist they are all state issued and non transferable ?
It's exactly the same vain pretence as flashing a 30 Dollar Chinese Rolex about in the pub and trying to pass it off as the real thing, or implying a TOWIE radioactive orange complexion really is because you've spent three months on your own private island in the Caribbean or that your imitation granite worktops from B and Q were actually spewed out of a volcano and have been lovingly selected and cut and polished especially for you by skilled Italian craftsmen.
Nope, do whatever you do properly with the genuine article or just don't even bother IMO. Numberplates don't and never have spell anything and anybody suggesting that they do is simply revealing something rather pretentious about themselves.
BTW, Number plates can NEVER spell anything??
Perhaps the only upside of the pensioner/uneducated/poor dictated Brexit result and our guaranteed future broken economy will be no money left for them to buy chavplates, unless of course they are still the top must have and priority 'lifestyle choice' of your average fkwit....which may well still be the case. With luck, this may result in the 'market' for them tanking as other financials take them down. Heres hoping...
A few eyesores spotted today:
VA11EY. A black Aldi Audi (for the benefit of those easily offended but who like getting all offended anyway) A something...: Cretinous driving factor 11 too. 
ML 10CKE Astra. Parked, by coincidence, on Aldi car park. The shame of it.
SUSI FOZ Nissan Joke.
kwit....which may well still be the case. With luck, this may result in the 'market' for them tanking as other financials take them down. Heres hoping...A few eyesores spotted today:
VA11EY. A black
: Cretinous driving factor 11 too. ML 10CKE Astra. Parked, by coincidence, on Aldi car park. The shame of it.
SUSI FOZ Nissan Joke.
Edited by av185 on Saturday 25th June 05:48
Edited by av185 on Saturday 25th June 05:52
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