There’s some debate in our household as to whether or not the owner of this car is named Lou. I say yes, the lady says no. In my mind, he spent many a restless evening struggling with the perfect way to incorporate his name into his vanity plate until, at last, it hit him. My hunch was confirmed when we spotted the driver.
This morning we asked ourselves, “Why post one VIP when we can post five?!” So, we opted for an entire day of Very Important Plates to kick off the week. We spoil you. We really do.
This first plate is a VIP in every sense of the word. And while it might take a second to sink in, once it does, Boy Howdy!
Either this parking space is enormous, or SNYNLVY is prepared to pull straight through the spot and into oncoming misery, which is clearly the more likely scenario. Guess he won’t be so “sunny and lovey” then, huh?
Is Liz an artist, or is Art Liz’s husband? This question shall be debated for all of time.
We suspect this week’s Bumper Stumper is someone’s initials, but because that’s absolutely boring we’ve come up with an alternative. With that, we think “Pudge Rower” is hilarious. Got anything better?
Last week’s Cinéma Vánité came compliments of Fantastic Four, though we’re still not sure if it was from this one or this one. Guessing the latter.
This week’s Cinéma Vánité comes from the small screen and is pretty darn straightforward, particularly if you’re a fan of television that’s actually funny. The episode surrounded a dentist, hence the BRN2DRLU plate (too many characters, incidentally). Take a bite out of this one. What do you got?
Thanks to dirtysailorroe for sending over this beast, along with the caption:
Not sure what this is…Dragon Seeker, maybe?
We can only hope, dsr. We can only hope…
Thanks to Mitch for nabbing this gem of a plate.
Because nothing says “paranormal” like a Honda Civic. Just ask the drivers.
Kudos to dirtysailorroe on snapping up this plate.
Without the punctuation, this reads more like “Whoo-hoo” period than the intended “Whoo-hoo” exclamation point. Whoo-hoo.
