What C124PPY personalised plates have you seen recently?
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vpr said:
yellowjack said:
...psych!
I saw it. I thought it was crappy. I'm uploading it. And there's not a damned thing you can do about it!
I think that's ok plate.I saw it. I thought it was crappy. I'm uploading it. And there's not a damned thing you can do about it!
If you're going to condemn every legally spaced plate you see as crappy just because you don't like it then you might as well condemn every plate you see that spells a name or a car etc
Just like the Mustang plate posted here. It's legal and and the owner likes it.
I've attempted to summarise the guidelines this thread was founded on several times.
Whilst even I can agree there is nothing wrong in different views, it seems that several PH'rs take the view that a perfectly legal number plate is suitable for inclusion in this thread. If they think it says something then it is as crappy as the ones that are butchered beyond belief with iffy fonts and spacing.
If the Title had been "What C124 PPY personalised plates have you seen" I'd agree but even the Thread Title indicates that it needs to be miss-spaced to be "C124PPY"
#otherviewpointsavailable
B'stard Child said:
vpr said:
yellowjack said:
...psych!
I saw it. I thought it was crappy. I'm uploading it. And there's not a damned thing you can do about it!
I think that's ok plate.I saw it. I thought it was crappy. I'm uploading it. And there's not a damned thing you can do about it!
If you're going to condemn every legally spaced plate you see as crappy just because you don't like it then you might as well condemn every plate you see that spells a name or a car etc
Just like the Mustang plate posted here. It's legal and and the owner likes it.
I've attempted to summarise the guidelines this thread was founded on several times.
Whilst even I can agree there is nothing wrong in different views, it seems that several PH'rs take the view that a perfectly legal number plate is suitable for inclusion in this thread. If they think it says something then it is as crappy as the ones that are butchered beyond belief with iffy fonts and spacing.
If the Title had been "What C124 PPY personalised plates have you seen" I'd agree but even the Thread Title indicates that it needs to be miss-spaced to be "C124PPY"
#otherviewpointsavailable
vpr said:
B'stard Child said:
vpr said:
yellowjack said:
...psych!
I saw it. I thought it was crappy. I'm uploading it. And there's not a damned thing you can do about it!
I think that's ok plate.I saw it. I thought it was crappy. I'm uploading it. And there's not a damned thing you can do about it!
If you're going to condemn every legally spaced plate you see as crappy just because you don't like it then you might as well condemn every plate you see that spells a name or a car etc
Just like the Mustang plate posted here. It's legal and and the owner likes it.
I've attempted to summarise the guidelines this thread was founded on several times.
Whilst even I can agree there is nothing wrong in different views, it seems that several PH'rs take the view that a perfectly legal number plate is suitable for inclusion in this thread. If they think it says something then it is as crappy as the ones that are butchered beyond belief with iffy fonts and spacing.
If the Title had been "What C124 PPY personalised plates have you seen" I'd agree but even the Thread Title indicates that it needs to be miss-spaced to be "C124PPY"
#otherviewpointsavailable
My own opinion is that attempting to infer any word or phrase by carefully selecting combinations of letters and numbers on a legal plate is egotistical, pretentious and illiterate and coming from the Essex Badlands I know rather a lot more about these characteristics so predominant in the mouth breathing swamplife who choose to make things up on their numberplates than anybody might choose too.
No matter what the Platee thinks of his or her tragic little effort it's not the real thing and it never in a million years will be. All the Platee is actually achieving is a public revelation of their own pretentious and illiterate mentality by pretending it is.
Far better IMO to see MU13 ANG for example on a Micra or Focus where it's just another numberplate rather than instantly becoming a seriously pretentious and illiterate fail when presented on a Mustang. By that reasoning that plate on that particular car definitely belongs in here.
Today at work on what appears to be a new Octavia VRS "TE51CLE" with questionable spacing...
It's clearly meant to be testicle. The plate is obviously older than the car, who does this to the car they drive daily and turn up to, I am guessing, a potential clients office as it is parked in a visitors space.
It's clearly meant to be testicle. The plate is obviously older than the car, who does this to the car they drive daily and turn up to, I am guessing, a potential clients office as it is parked in a visitors space.
Jaguar steve said:
Legality or otherwise surely must be the gold standard. That's based on facts only a idiot would argue with and any opinion no matter what it is must always remain subservient to that.
I agree - if it's illegal then it's crapJaguar steve said:
My own opinion is that attempting to infer any word or phrase by carefully selecting combinations of letters and numbers on a legal plate is egotistical, pretentious and illiterate and coming from the Essex Badlands I know rather a lot more about these characteristics so predominant in the mouth breathing swamplife who choose to make things up on their numberplates than anybody might choose too.
No matter what the Platee thinks of his or her tragic little effort it's not the real thing and it never in a million years will be. All the Platee is actually achieving is a public revelation of their own pretentious and illiterate mentality by pretending it is.
Far better IMO to see MU13 ANG for example on a Micra or Focus where it's just another numberplate rather than instantly becoming a seriously pretentious and illiterate fail when presented on a Mustang. By that reasoning that plate on that particular car definitely belongs in here.
I don't have a problem with MU13 ANG on a Mustang or MU57 ANG on a Mustang if it's correctly spaced and not butched then it's just a number plateNo matter what the Platee thinks of his or her tragic little effort it's not the real thing and it never in a million years will be. All the Platee is actually achieving is a public revelation of their own pretentious and illiterate mentality by pretending it is.
Far better IMO to see MU13 ANG for example on a Micra or Focus where it's just another numberplate rather than instantly becoming a seriously pretentious and illiterate fail when presented on a Mustang. By that reasoning that plate on that particular car definitely belongs in here.
The above is just a number plate - it's correctly spaced, not doctored or altered in any way and 100% legal
The fact that it's not the original B plate reg on a B plate car on a 1985 GSE was complete coincidence
Jaguar steve said:
vpr said:
B'stard Child said:
vpr said:
yellowjack said:
...psych!
I saw it. I thought it was crappy. I'm uploading it. And there's not a damned thing you can do about it!
I think that's ok plate.I saw it. I thought it was crappy. I'm uploading it. And there's not a damned thing you can do about it!
If you're going to condemn every legally spaced plate you see as crappy just because you don't like it then you might as well condemn every plate you see that spells a name or a car etc
Just like the Mustang plate posted here. It's legal and and the owner likes it.
I've attempted to summarise the guidelines this thread was founded on several times.
Whilst even I can agree there is nothing wrong in different views, it seems that several PH'rs take the view that a perfectly legal number plate is suitable for inclusion in this thread. If they think it says something then it is as crappy as the ones that are butchered beyond belief with iffy fonts and spacing.
If the Title had been "What C124 PPY personalised plates have you seen" I'd agree but even the Thread Title indicates that it needs to be miss-spaced to be "C124PPY"
#otherviewpointsavailable
My own opinion is that attempting to infer any word or phrase by carefully selecting combinations of letters and numbers on a legal plate is egotistical, pretentious and illiterate and coming from the Essex Badlands I know rather a lot more about these characteristics so predominant in the mouth breathing swamplife who choose to make things up on their numberplates than anybody might choose too.
No matter what the Platee thinks of his or her tragic little effort it's not the real thing and it never in a million years will be. All the Platee is actually achieving is a public revelation of their own pretentious and illiterate mentality by pretending it is.
Far better IMO to see MU13 ANG for example on a Micra or Focus where it's just another numberplate rather than instantly becoming a seriously pretentious and illiterate fail when presented on a Mustang. By that reasoning that plate on that particular car definitely belongs in here.
Casting vote is that it's not crappy then
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