I brake for NOTHING!

Tim sent in KYLNSHT. I'm pretty sure this is a Jeep (that he owns?), and, surprisingly, it has a plate that doesn't reference the fact that it's a Jeep. Does that say Killin' Sh*t?! I mean I've stared at this for about an hour and that's all I am coming up with. I'm impressed this got past the rigorous screeners at the South Carolina DMV. I also have a Facebook group you might be interested in, Timothy.

Our other South Carolina catches leave something to be desired.

We're Not Going To Guam Are We?

I'm lost too. Melissa P. snapped this picture 8 years ago: This car was parked in front of my building in LA. I snapped a pic of it that night and have been using for my Blogger profile image for years.

I immediately thought of one of my favorite shows - LOST. I am addicted to TV Guide's recaps so if you are a fan of this show I would check them out. Namaste!
Cliff M. sent us WHR AMI (Where am I?), a plate from a fellow local resident's car. He writes: We're used to tourists not being able to find their way around the island (despite the fact there's only one major road), but locals who claim not to know where they are get no sympathy.

You mean the others? I didn't know the Dharma Initiative gave out SC plates.

You'll have to excuse me now. I have some flaming darts to dodge.

Maybe she's made of crackers?

Interpretation: RTZY ME = Ritzy me

Becky, I certainly do agree; Nothing says arrogant snob more than "ritzy me." I guess there is a reason they call them vanity plates. I was tempted to crop this photo to get a better shot of the plate, but I think the big picture here is important. Please use caution when rolling your eyes while driving.

Believe it or not, narcissism is a personality disorder, not a cheeky phrase to paste all over your car. File under: COMPLETELY ANNOYING!