What C124PPY personalised plates have you seen recently?
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AlexRS2782 said:
I assume that's a fairly recent pic on the R32 as the online sites say M17DDP (if that's what the plate's meant to be) is attached to a Red Audi A3 diesel.
Not sure as it came from a Fast Car mag article on the web. Apart from the crappy spacing, I don’t know why he’s messed with the 7 and a bolt; what’s it meant to say?. And as for those rims..... 
M YU1E - but made to say M. YULE, complete with extra screw head dots etc. Chrysler 300C.
BU11RKA -Audi.
C16RK K - Audi.
D 14OAD - Audi, complete with a dodgy 4 to read as D HOAD.
S88YEF - BMW.
B1UE M - BMW Z3 M Roadster.
W5DS U - Wedding business stretched Hummer.
TE61RAN - Mercedes.
S1R BJ - Mercedes CLA.
H5YNN - Range Rover.
S H14RDY - Volvo.
H 9RPM - Volvo.
EM 03 NAZ - VW Touareg.
BU11RKA -Audi.
C16RK K - Audi.
D 14OAD - Audi, complete with a dodgy 4 to read as D HOAD.
S88YEF - BMW.
B1UE M - BMW Z3 M Roadster.
W5DS U - Wedding business stretched Hummer.
TE61RAN - Mercedes.
S1R BJ - Mercedes CLA.
H5YNN - Range Rover.
S H14RDY - Volvo.
H 9RPM - Volvo.
EM 03 NAZ - VW Touareg.
There are so many bad plates round here I could fill this forum but a couple that stick in mind from this week.
F1 5TU B ( F15 TUB ) on a Cayman but I guess it could be spaced worse.
T3NA P ( T3 NAP) on a Evoque driven by an elder lady which makes me wonder if it is Tina of a purchaser of older lady products.
F1 5TU B ( F15 TUB ) on a Cayman but I guess it could be spaced worse.
T3NA P ( T3 NAP) on a Evoque driven by an elder lady which makes me wonder if it is Tina of a purchaser of older lady products.
Escort3500 said:
AlexRS2782 said:
I assume that's a fairly recent pic on the R32 as the online sites say M17DDP (if that's what the plate's meant to be) is attached to a Red Audi A3 diesel.
Not sure as it came from a Fast Car mag article on the web. Apart from the crappy spacing, I don’t know why he’s messed with the 7 and a bolt; what’s it meant to say?. And as for those rims..... 
droopsnoot said:
This passed me on Saturday night, I think it's been on here before. PU55 SAY, not entirely clear in the photo.
bit of a side note, but I met with a Hungarian colleague for drinks on Wednesday last week, and apparently "pussay pussay" is an informal way to say goodbye to a loved one, it means "kiss on the cheek" She has apparently been receiving multiple funny looks from passersby as she says goodbye to her mother on the phone whilst walking along the street and with no friends in the UK and only corporate colleagues, no one had taken the time to explain to her the UK meaning of the word.
Swampy1982 said:
bit of a side note, but I met with a Hungarian colleague for drinks on Wednesday last week, and apparently "pussay pussay" is an informal way to say goodbye to a loved one, it means "kiss on the cheek"
She has apparently been receiving multiple funny looks from passersby as she says goodbye to her mother on the phone whilst walking along the street and with no friends in the UK and only corporate colleagues, no one had taken the time to explain to her the UK meaning of the word.
The Hungarian is Puszi, but pronounced pussy as you imply.She has apparently been receiving multiple funny looks from passersby as she says goodbye to her mother on the phone whilst walking along the street and with no friends in the UK and only corporate colleagues, no one had taken the time to explain to her the UK meaning of the word.
Max M4X WW said:
Jeez, I must have spent 15 mins scrolling and still have no idea how many more to see. Some good stuff, some not so good.
Hatson said:
Swampy1982 said:
bit of a side note, but I met with a Hungarian colleague for drinks on Wednesday last week, and apparently "pussay pussay" is an informal way to say goodbye to a loved one, it means "kiss on the cheek"
She has apparently been receiving multiple funny looks from passersby as she says goodbye to her mother on the phone whilst walking along the street and with no friends in the UK and only corporate colleagues, no one had taken the time to explain to her the UK meaning of the word.
The Hungarian is Puszi, but pronounced pussy as you imply.She has apparently been receiving multiple funny looks from passersby as she says goodbye to her mother on the phone whilst walking along the street and with no friends in the UK and only corporate colleagues, no one had taken the time to explain to her the UK meaning of the word.
Swampy1982 said:
Hatson said:
Swampy1982 said:
bit of a side note, but I met with a Hungarian colleague for drinks on Wednesday last week, and apparently "pussay pussay" is an informal way to say goodbye to a loved one, it means "kiss on the cheek"
She has apparently been receiving multiple funny looks from passersby as she says goodbye to her mother on the phone whilst walking along the street and with no friends in the UK and only corporate colleagues, no one had taken the time to explain to her the UK meaning of the word.
The Hungarian is Puszi, but pronounced pussy as you imply.She has apparently been receiving multiple funny looks from passersby as she says goodbye to her mother on the phone whilst walking along the street and with no friends in the UK and only corporate colleagues, no one had taken the time to explain to her the UK meaning of the word.
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