Mis-spaces plate
Discussion
xjay1337 said:
Your whole argument has been based on breaking a black or white rule (IE the plate is either illegal or not illegal)
You are saying that's it's OK to speed if it's appropriate??
If that is not hypocrisy then I don't know what is!!
No I am not saying it is ok to speed you have taken my point (which was ancillary to my main post as I pointed out at the time) totally out of context and assumed that simply because I own a few fast cars I must therefore speed 'dangerously' at all times thus definitely breaking the law at all times. You are saying that's it's OK to speed if it's appropriate??
If that is not hypocrisy then I don't know what is!!
Of course, the slight flaw in your argument is that I don't.
Do you not understand why there needs to be a black and white or binary rule for number plates?
Read Exiges posts he is correct in his point basically saying give one Chavplater an inch and let them off and the next Chavplater will take a mile so to speak. This could equate to say incorrect spacing then the next Chavplater would undertake the rather more heinous crime of butchering letters for their own vanity rather like the wonderful Mrs Titt
in my previous post.Still, I am sure Mr Titt must be incredibly proud of his wife driving round displaying her delightful but illegal butchered Chavplate.
Please note that Mrs Titts X5 is illegally parked, causing obstruction, displays an illegal font on the plate which has of course been butchered virtually beyond recognition.
Strange that you should condone such illegal activity.
And yet another perfect example of Chavplaters crimes extending to more than just illegal number plates further confirming their overall f
k the law attitude.
I'm not sure which is funniest in this thread!
It's a close call between the: "I know it's illegal, but why do the police insist on enforcing this law?" type statements or the: "I don't give a cr4p what anyone else thinks" type statements, followed by 7 pages of arguing about the issue
At the end of day, illegally spaced registration plates make you an easy target for the police, so if you get caught, tough sh!t! - The police aren't the one's in the wrong - You break the law, they enforce the law, it's hardly rocket science!
"Illegally spaced number plates aren't hurting anyone!" - True.
By the same token, driving a car with no front plate isn't hurting anyone, driving an untaxed car isn't hurting anyone, driving a car with the front fog lights on isn't hurting anyone, driving a car with red lights to the front isn't hurting anyone, driving a diesel car on red diesel isn't hurting anyone - But there are laws that cover all of them, and when required, the police enforce those laws too.
It's a close call between the: "I know it's illegal, but why do the police insist on enforcing this law?" type statements or the: "I don't give a cr4p what anyone else thinks" type statements, followed by 7 pages of arguing about the issue
At the end of day, illegally spaced registration plates make you an easy target for the police, so if you get caught, tough sh!t! - The police aren't the one's in the wrong - You break the law, they enforce the law, it's hardly rocket science!
"Illegally spaced number plates aren't hurting anyone!" - True.
By the same token, driving a car with no front plate isn't hurting anyone, driving an untaxed car isn't hurting anyone, driving a car with the front fog lights on isn't hurting anyone, driving a car with red lights to the front isn't hurting anyone, driving a diesel car on red diesel isn't hurting anyone - But there are laws that cover all of them, and when required, the police enforce those laws too.
True, mispaced plates aren't actually hurting anybody but there's a robust and logical argument to be made that having one associates with a quite remarkable sense of self-serving entitlement and represents a clear demonstration of a nihilistic attitude toward the law.
On top of that rather unpleasant picture it's often the case the plate is attempting to spell something using numbers as letters or vice versa and of course it's obvious to anybody with even a basic understanding of English that you can't actually do that so in that instance the plate becomes pretentious as well because it's not actually spelling a word it's only pretending to spell a word.
So right there we have irrefutable evidence of the Platees sense of entitlement,
the law attitude and pretentious nature to consider.
Reasonable enough then to conclude then that mispaced plates are not just about a few millimeters outside the law on a rectangular piece of plastic and instead they're a clear reflection of the Platees attitudes and mindset simply because if those attitudes and mindset didn't exist within the Platee the mispaced plate wouldn't exist either.
On top of that rather unpleasant picture it's often the case the plate is attempting to spell something using numbers as letters or vice versa and of course it's obvious to anybody with even a basic understanding of English that you can't actually do that so in that instance the plate becomes pretentious as well because it's not actually spelling a word it's only pretending to spell a word.
So right there we have irrefutable evidence of the Platees sense of entitlement,
the law attitude and pretentious nature to consider.Reasonable enough then to conclude then that mispaced plates are not just about a few millimeters outside the law on a rectangular piece of plastic and instead they're a clear reflection of the Platees attitudes and mindset simply because if those attitudes and mindset didn't exist within the Platee the mispaced plate wouldn't exist either.
Edited by chris.mod on Friday 23 August 09:40
Kewy said:
It's a good job that most sane people couldn't give a flying fruitbat what some numberplate obsessed weirdos on the internet think they can conclude about ones personality, based on a piece of plastic they hang on their car 
On the flip side, isn't it the intention of the plate owner to project something about themselves by displaying the plate anyway? What that something is we can only guess, but I bet often it doesn't match with the actual perception...Kewy.
Before making a sweeping statement you need to first check with a psychiatrist as to what weird personality traits invariably come with the need to break the law via desperate Chavplating and I can guarantee you will be shocked. It really is an effective sign of insecurity, narcisism, vanity, being above the law and an overall cry for help.
But we knew that already.
No surprises there then.
And I am being serious btw.
Before making a sweeping statement you need to first check with a psychiatrist as to what weird personality traits invariably come with the need to break the law via desperate Chavplating and I can guarantee you will be shocked. It really is an effective sign of insecurity, narcisism, vanity, being above the law and an overall cry for help.
But we knew that already.
No surprises there then.
And I am being serious btw.
Pothole said:
On the flip side, isn't it the intention of the plate owner to project something about themselves by displaying the plate anyway? What that something is we can only guess, but I bet often it doesn't match with the actual perception...
Maybe! But some people seem to be able to tell a persons whole life story, political standpoint, criminal history and inevitable looming prison sentence they're facing just by the fact they have a certain style of number plate. It's bizarre!Not agreeing with mis-spaced number plates is fine, but using that as a handle to prejudge a persons whole disposition is just a whole new level of ignorance and frankly speaks more about the judger than the judgee…
I don't like this whole culture of 'stanced' cars on airbags with silly blingy rims and excessive camber, for example – which is also arguably dangerous and illegal at times. But I do have a number of friends that are very nice people yet clearly have a very different taste in car styling to me. Some of the most generous and helpful people I know. I'm certainly glad I didn't judge their character and write them off as a human being purely by their choices in one small aspect of life.
My point is that I don't necessarily agree or disagree with some of the points being made here, but some people are expressing an unusual irrational hatred that really isn't normal and just presents as a strange bitterness.
av185 said:
Kewy.
Before making a sweeping statement you need to first check with a psychiatrist as to what weird personality traits invariably come with the need to break the law via desperate Chavplating and I can guarantee you will be shocked. It really is an effective sign of insecurity, narcisism, vanity, being above the law and an overall cry for help.
But we knew that already.
No surprises there then.
And I am being serious btw.
From what I can see you've posted over 100 comments on threads with regards to mis-spaced number plates, and you're inferring that other people need psychiatric help? Before making a sweeping statement you need to first check with a psychiatrist as to what weird personality traits invariably come with the need to break the law via desperate Chavplating and I can guarantee you will be shocked. It really is an effective sign of insecurity, narcisism, vanity, being above the law and an overall cry for help.
But we knew that already.
No surprises there then.
And I am being serious btw.
The interesting part is that you don't consider those who spend outrageous money on what you consider to be 'proper' number plates to fall into your definition.
You are incredibly odd that's all I know. But I can see it makes you feel better so you crack on.
Pothole said:
Kewy said:
some people are expressing an unusual irrational hatred that really isn't normal and just presents as a strange bitterness.
They really aren't. You're overreacting.You really can't have a discussion with some people
Exige - disagrees strongly and presents his views in a paletable manner
Av - disagrees and is a
about it.Kewy said:
av185 said:
Kewy.
Before making a sweeping statement you need to first check with a psychiatrist as to what weird personality traits invariably come with the need to break the law via desperate Chavplating and I can guarantee you will be shocked. It really is an effective sign of insecurity, narcisism, vanity, being above the law and an overall cry for help.
But we knew that already.
No surprises there then.
And I am being serious btw.
From what I can see you've posted over 100 comments on threads with regards to mis-spaced number plates, and you're inferring that other people need psychiatric help? Before making a sweeping statement you need to first check with a psychiatrist as to what weird personality traits invariably come with the need to break the law via desperate Chavplating and I can guarantee you will be shocked. It really is an effective sign of insecurity, narcisism, vanity, being above the law and an overall cry for help.
But we knew that already.
No surprises there then.
And I am being serious btw.
The interesting part is that you don't consider those who spend outrageous money on what you consider to be 'proper' number plates to fall into your definition.
You are incredibly odd that's all I know. But I can see it makes you feel better so you crack on.
Ooh you stalked my posting history. I am honoured indeed.
Does beg the question have you nothing better to do with your time.
Let's get the facts straight btw. You have been glued to this thread throughout since day 1 also posting on page 1. Your posts number 8 mine 24. 100???
Never let the true facts spoil a good story eh?
You mention about people spending 'outrageous' sums of ££ on 'proper' number plates. And what is wrong with that? Sounds like you are an outraged Dail Mail reader btw.
What you clearly fail to grasp is that these proper plates are real and perfectly legal whereas your dream of a Chavplate world is false and anything but legal. And the ultimate in fakery.
But if you wish to persue your dream of a truly fake, and worse illegal, world, with all its negative associated connotations which presumably reflects yourself as a person, which has to be said is abnormal behaviour, then do crack on.
Jagmanv12 said:
You can still get pulled by Bib if they misread your plate.
My plates use correct size, font, etc with no bolts or screws. My reg has a 6 in it which the Bib read as a G.
He did a reg number check which obviously came back as not recognised and he pulled me.
Out of interest is your plate correctly spaced?My plates use correct size, font, etc with no bolts or screws. My reg has a 6 in it which the Bib read as a G.
He did a reg number check which obviously came back as not recognised and he pulled me.
Kewy said:
It's a good job that most sane people couldn't give a flying fruitbat what some numberplate obsessed weirdos on the internet think they can conclude about ones personality, based on a piece of plastic they hang on their car
Maybe you and XJ should just sign up to something closer your narrow demographic, like the barryboys car owners club?It would save you both the heart ache of realising that the majority of the known universe disagrees with you on how awesome bodging looks.
av185 said:
xjay1337 said:
Your whole argument has been based on breaking a black or white rule (IE the plate is either illegal or not illegal)
You are saying that's it's OK to speed if it's appropriate??
If that is not hypocrisy then I don't know what is!!
No I am not saying it is ok to speed you have taken my point (which was ancillary to my main post as I pointed out at the time) totally out of context and assumed that simply because I own a few fast cars I must therefore speed 'dangerously' at all times thus definitely breaking the law at all times. You are saying that's it's OK to speed if it's appropriate??
If that is not hypocrisy then I don't know what is!!
Of course, the slight flaw in your argument is that I don't.
Do you not understand why there needs to be a black and white or binary rule for number plates?
Read Exiges posts he is correct in his point basically saying give one Chavplater an inch and let them off and the next Chavplater will take a mile so to speak. This could equate to say incorrect spacing then the next Chavplater would undertake the rather more heinous crime of butchering letters for their own vanity rather like the wonderful Mrs Titt
in my previous post.Still, I am sure Mr Titt must be incredibly proud of his wife driving round displaying her delightful but illegal butchered Chavplate.
Please note that Mrs Titts X5 is illegally parked, causing obstruction, displays an illegal font on the plate which has of course been butchered virtually beyond recognition.
Strange that you should condone such illegal activity.
And yet another perfect example of Chavplaters crimes extending to more than just illegal number plates further confirming their overall f
k the law attitude.The conversations at PH meets can go as little flat, if people don't have an epic howler to talk and laugh about.
Kuji said:
Maybe you and XJ should just sign up to something closer your narrow demographic, like the barryboys car owners club?
It would save you both the heart ache of realising that the majority of the known universe disagrees with you on how awesome bodging looks.
Oh silly billy you've misread near enough everything I've written.It would save you both the heart ache of realising that the majority of the known universe disagrees with you on how awesome bodging looks.
Pothole said:
xjay1337 said:
Yes av certainly isn't bitter or frothing over his opportunity to assert dominance.
You really can't have a discussion with some people
Exige - disagrees strongly and presents his views in a paletable manner
Av - disagrees and is a about it.
I can't see any "hatred".You really can't have a discussion with some people
Exige - disagrees strongly and presents his views in a paletable manner
Av - disagrees and is a
about it.In rather simpler terms for the benefit of those mouthbreathers who display one: Chav is as Chav does.
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