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Old 11-15-2008, 03:28 PM #1
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Default Vanity Plates -- What do they say about the Driver?

I've had a few comments on my license plate/tag which reads: BN2SHOP.

Women understand immediately that it means "Born to Shop."

Men think it means "Been to [the] Shop" (shop as in fix-it-shop). They just don't get it.

So last night I found myself following a muddy pick-up truck whose license plate said, "BNHUNTN." I'm not single, but I knew immediately he wasn't my type.

Just wondering if anyone else owns, or has seen, interesting plates in your travels.

OR

What creative plate would you create for yourself or another board member?
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