I'm on my fix today and I get rudely brushed by some [censored] in a
Lexus, New York plates "RJR INC". I wonder who will have the last
laugh?
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I'm on my fix today and I get rudely brushed by some [censored] in a
Lexus, New York plates "RJR INC". I wonder who will have the last
laugh?
CC
Corvus Corvax said:I'm on my fix today and I get rudely brushed by some [censored] in a
Lexus, New York plates "RJR INC". I wonder who will have the last
laugh?CC
It amazes me when people with vanity plates look like that. I'd be
willing to bet a higher percentage of vanity plate cars sport marks of
vandalism than vehicles with normal plates. My truck stands out a bit
more than I'd like, but the plates are normal and I'm not a *@!$% when
I drive it. If you're going to brush cyclists with your high-dollar
sedan, leaving a business card may not be the best idea. Anyway, have
fun with that!
Per [email hidden]:
Quoted message said:It amazes me when people with vanity plates look like that. I'd be
willing to bet a higher percentage of vanity plate cars sport marks of
vandalism than vehicles with normal plates. My truck stands out a bit
My favorite vanity tag was on a muscle car that was just
*obviously* driven by some guy whose hobby was speeding - dual
radar detectors and all that.
The tag read something like "WMMWNNW"
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PeteCresswell
Corvus Corvax said:I was commenting more on the ironic aspects of somebody in his
(apparent) line of work showing that kind of indifference to others'
safety.
Light Up and be happy!
JD
(PeteCresswell) said:Per [email hidden]:
Quoted message said:It amazes me when people with vanity plates look like that. I'd be
willing to bet a higher percentage of vanity plate cars sport marks of
vandalism than vehicles with normal plates. My truck stands out a bitMy favorite vanity tag was on a muscle car that was just
*obviously* driven by some guy whose hobby was speeding - dual
radar detectors and all that.The tag read something like "WMMWNNW"
--
PeteCresswell
Stellar!!! I love it! I was once at the DMV (with over an hour wait,
mind you) getting plates a while back. The young girl behind the
counter seemed to believe it was far more important to get everyone a
"cool", "neat" or "cute" plate than to get people through the line in
a timely fashion. She seemed put off when informed that the next
plate in line, the plenty random one, would do just fine for me. Oh
well.
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