If you have personalised number plates you represent everything that is wrong with society

[Bunk Moreland]

When I was growing up there was a young Greek bloke in our street with a hotted up dunny door with

GDSGFT

Yeah boi

 

[raskolnikov]

Bought one in Melbourne on the Sunday after the GF , and the other was a gift but loved the design so went with them both

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I would like it, but then I'd feel dirty.

 

[MWPP]

I would like it, but then I'd feel dirty.

Use Woosha as your excuse to like it regardless ?

 

[norway blue]

Not for me . I like to drive innocuous. Until I step out .


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[Sparkle]

 

[DroopStDanny]

 

[Mofra]

I have the exact same licence plate number on my current Mustang as my old one from 33 years ago

Come at me bro

At least we know why the first marriage didn't work out then

 

[craigos]

Number plate detailing model of rare/classic car, ok:

Number plate with your name, nah. Double points for using a numeral as a substitute for a letter.

 

[PT Bar None]

I had them when I lived in the NT. At the time their plates were all just 6 numbers and it only cost an extra $50 when you ordered the plate. Annual rego re-up was the same, so thought - why not?

Soon learned having personalised plates comes with drawbacks - especially in a small town. So I left them on the car when I sold it and have been incognito ever since.

 

[Gough]

I saw one that was EIEIOH which gave me a giggle.

 

[Syd]

At least we know why the first marriage didn't work out then

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Saw FUKMYX awhile back on a dunnydore

NFI how that got through RMS staff

 

[PoppedCorn]

Just saw that fullsik is avl on ezyreg in sa
Can't believe some bogan chevbadge driver hasn't claimed that yet

 

[dales.girl38]

There are a couple of cars with personalised plates that seem to follow a similarly timed commute to me, so I notice them each time. Makes me wonder how many times I drive past the same cars without noticing

Wouldn't get personalised plates myself.

 

[Scotland]

The best thing about personalised plates is that they are transferable.

Pick the right combo that no one else has yet and you'll be able to on sell it at a profit.

5HARON is for sale in NSW. For $19,900. I am not making this up.

https://www.mrplates.com.au/search

 

[BRAB]

Was hoping to get my Bigfooty username as a personalised plate so my fellow drivers could see my post-to-like ratio but this thread has changed my mind.

 

[Gralin]

Was hoping to get my Bigfooty username as a personalised plate so my fellow drivers could see my post-to-like ratio but this thread has changed my mind.

I will sell you BRAB69

 

[BRAB]

I will sell you BRAB69

PM'd, can only pay in bing tang singlets though sorry.

 

[quotemokc]

More people would have them if the government didn't have the nerve to charge hundreds of $$$ for them.

One of the best ones I have seen said "Zug Zug" which means yes yes in Orcish

 

[por_please_ya]

My dad has a blue Jaguar with LCFC01 (Leicester City Football Club) on it haha.

I don't mind personalised number plates if they are funny/witty, but I hate the ones that simply state the car that they are driving.

My favourite number plates of all are the ones which say WTF when they aren't personalised XD

 

[Geoffa32]

I am considering buying a Skyline R32 as a toy for my 40th birthday.

Numberplate to go with it may or may not be GeoffR32

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[Sparkle]

If I owned a car I'd show my love for Taylor Swift with these:

 

[GreyCrow]

If I owned a car I'd show my love for Taylor Swift with these:

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[Richard Cranium]

If I owned a car I'd show my love for Taylor Swift with these:

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I don't get it. 1389?

 

[Sparkle]

I don't get it. 1389?

13 for her favourite number, which is also her birthday. She also used to (and still does occasionally) write 13 on her hand for concerts

89 for her album 1989, which also happens to be the year she was born

 

[Procrastinator35]

I'm sensing the crux of the philosophical premise in the O/P, hasn't been adequately addressed.

"Everything" is a very generic term & substantive claim here & it requires further examination in it's current context.