Have a happy Halloween everyone! Steer clear of any creepsters eying your sedans.
Friday, October 31, 2008
And Then I Pooped a Motorcycle
Have a happy Halloween everyone! Steer clear of any creepsters eying your sedans.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Sounds Contagious

The good people of HorribleLicensePlates agree that the driver of this vehicle is quite the opposite of the SH1ZN1T (which according to the Urban Dictionary means "...phenomenal, bi-atch!"). We like the fact that you used "1"s instead of "I"s, because you, like most vanity plate owners, have mastered the English language. Our thanks goes to Michelle and Andrew for sending in this photo. We think you're the cat's pajamas.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
I Wish I Knew How to Quit You
..."Mr Bolt" is my dad's license plate. My dad sells fasteners for a living (screws, nuts, bolts, washers, etc.). His first personal email address was "screw2" and he didn't realize it sounded dirty until our pastor refused to email him there. Years later I met and married the son of a woman who works for the Illinois Secretary of State's office in a small town. My parents were thrilled at the concept of not having to wait in line for two hours (they live in the suburbs) to get anything done there, so they drove three hours to central Illinois to get vanity plates (I know, it makes so much sense). Now, under normal circumstances "MRBOLT" may not be a funny/weird license plate. That is, until the day a woman came running up to my dad in a parking lot and said, "We were trying to figure out what your license plate means. Is it Marlboro Light?" Why in the world would anyone get vanity plates for their favorite brand of cigarettes?!
Hilarious! At this point, however, it wouldn't surprise me to find that someone has proclaimed their favorite cigarette brand on their plate. Your father's plate makes perfect sense, but the fact that a random woman inquired about your father's potential love of Marlboro Lights proves that just about anything is possible when you are working with a vanity plate owner.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
I Can Has Vanity Plate Pretteh Plz?

Still, the plate is quite a nice one. This one goes out to all the polite drivers who wave to us to "go ahead" at a stop sign, let us change lanes, or use their turn signal appropriately. You passed up the opportunity to get plates like LRN2DRV or OMG MOVE, which is respectable. This plate is the kind of quick road-hug we need, and we appreciate that. One point for New Jersey. Make that eleben.
There really needs to be more lolspeak on the roads. Ya dig? KTHXBYE.
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Monday, October 27, 2008
Turn Your Steering Wheel and Cough
And YES, those are truck balls, BLUE TRUCK BALLS. What has the world come to? Although, don't you like the way I captured their suspension in time in this photo? You're welcome.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Or Go Home!

Saturday, October 25, 2008
Unique New York

She writes:
I found a horrible license plate for you last night. The quality isn't that great since I took it with my camera phone when I was stopped at a red light. This guy passed me on the right on a one-lane road, which is almost as obnoxious as his license plate. When I saw the creative spelling of "unique," my first thought was, "Does that say 'eunuch'?" That could explain all the overcompensatory engine revving.
Ah yes, the over compensatory engine revving, a common characteristic of a vanity plate owner. Other signs include irratic lane changes, the slow-merge, vanity license plate frames, and what I like to call the Perpetual Turn Signal (turn signal on, but clearly not turning anywhere). This plate just stokes my plate-rage fire!
Friday, October 24, 2008
Spleen Fiend

Thursday, October 23, 2008
On His Way to Run Over Some Democrats

Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Fortunately... But Unfortunately...

All three of our sons had Mrs F as their first-grade teacher, a very proper lady whose straight spine and large hair were equally stiff. Each year, sometime during the spring semester, Mrs F religiously gives an assignment called “Fortunately ... but Unfortunately ...”. In this exercise Mrs F presents each child with a folded piece of 8.5x11-inch card stock with the word “Fortunately ...” written just beneath and on the outside of the fold. Opening the fold reveals the words, “but unfortunately ...”. The assignment for the child is to write two short sentences: one on the outside under the word “Fortunately ...”, and the other on the inside under the category “but unfortunately ...”.
I guess James, six years old at the time, got a little creative with his project. Joyce was called in to meet with Mrs. F while volunteering at school to show her what her son had created. Her husband continues:
Looking at the folded card stock Joyce reads:
Fortunately ... I have a BODM [bowel movement]
Opening the fold she reads: but unfortunately
...I FRTIID
Joyce adds: ...with a picture of said BODM, and little circles for the expressed air.
So in honor of their boy, and Mrs F, they got this plate. Well done indeed James! Hilarious story. To hear what happens to James next click on over to his dad's blog, The Last Fart of Blogging.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Best Blog of the Day!
For serious?! We won?! Holy carp! We are so excited about the award.
This couldn't be possible without everyone out there reading, commenting, sharing, and sending in plates. So this one is for you! We really enjoy sharing our plate-rage with the world, and glad other people like it too.
So from the bottom of our Cheese Wiz filled hearts. THANKS!
Peace,
Mr. and Ms. HorribleLicensePlates
Recently Rear-Ended by PNSTRUK

I got this little gem emailed to me from Nick in Virginia. I almost spit out my Krispie Kreme apple fritter when I saw this picture download. Hahahah does that really say VAG VAN?? The side reads: "Jack in the Box Day Care," but according to Nick, "... to make you feel better, [the driver of this van] isn't actually responsible the well being of children." Thank you for saving me from cleaning donut crud from my screen, Nick.
After reading the email, I asked Mr. HorribleLicensePlates what he thought this plate meant. His response was simply, “Maybe, he’s a traveling gynecologist.” He also warns: Ladies, always check for the proper credentials before getting inspected down there. No matter how convenient a traveling OB/GYN seems.
I bet the walls of this thing are covered in purple fur. Virginia, you never cease to amaze me. You and all your witty pervs.
Monday, October 20, 2008
Hands on 10 and 2
It's funny; I was just screaming this exact phrase at you when you crossed 4 lanes of traffic to make your exit. I will recoil my middle finger however because you are in Driver's Ed. Everyone has to learn sometime, but please, please stick to the city streets for now. Do they teach you how to customize your very own vanity license plate in Vermont’s Driver’s Ed as well? There seems to be a ton of plates coming to my inbox from the state of Vermont. My advice to you youngsters from VT: Remember kids, vowels are expendable when it comes to your very own license plate. ENUFSAID.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
What the Hell are You Talking About License Plate Weekend Spectacular
19 4 EVER: Is it the age when you won Miss Wisconsin at the State Fair? Is it your kid's soccer jersey number? Is it how many times I want to knock you in the head (should-have-had-a-V8 style)? Is this the speed you merge onto the interstate at? You know, I don't even want to know. You leave me tired and confused (and I'm probably not the first one think that). FAIL.
I have nothing to say about this plate except I hate it. You lose so many points for not communicating what 19 you are talking about. I now declare this the "What the Hell are You Talking About License Plate Weekend Spectacular". Hmm, maybe we can do this every weekend and let the lovely people of the Internets decide what your one message to the world is. I've started to get a lot of plates now that make you tilt your head a little and say, "Whaa?", so this could be the solution for that. What do you think?
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Someone done stoled my wheels.
Friday, October 17, 2008
I Didn’t Spend 6 Years in Evil Medical School to Drive Around with a Normal License Plate

You are so evil. So evil, in fact, that you must cackle on your vanity plate. I actually think this one is great. It doesn't make me want to pull you over to arrest you for lameness (unlike some of the plates on this site, *ahem* see below). You get extra points because your plate looks like it's been chewed by a beast from the bowels of hell. I bet your car spits fire and uses kittens for fuel.
Now, the obligatory Dr. Evil quote: Guard! Begin the unnecessarily slow dipping mechanism!
What is it going to take to get some frickin' laser beams on this car!?
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Hard work has a future. Laziness pays off now.
I would like to see YESICN rear-end a NOICANT, just to see what happens. I predict an explosion of rainbows and unicorns. Your complete lack of reality is making you a bad (and annoying) driver.
How sweet it was to get these both in one email. FANTASTIC work.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Luke... hhhhh... I am Your Mother
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Do These Cargo Pockets Make My Thighs Look Fat?
Monday, October 13, 2008
Not on my watch
Ugh. Why would you get this on your license plate? WHY? This one is going to be filed under COMPLETELY ANNOYING.
There is a quote by Demetri Martin that I like that I think could be applied to vanity plates as well (just replace "bumper stickers" with "custom license plates"):
A lot of people don’t like bumper stickers. I don’t mind bumper stickers. To me a bumper sticker is a shortcut. It’s like a little sign that says "Hey, let’s never hang out."
Sunday, October 12, 2008
SHTY weekend

Tailgaters beware: Do not follow too close or the driver of this RV might unload.
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Shite!
I took this photo about a week ago and there was a man driving this car; so I know his name wasn't Holly Smith. Wisconsin is amazing because you would think you would have to go out and find this kind of material, but that is so wrong. It comes driving right up next to you. It cuts you off and then does 45 mph in the passing lane.
Holi are the people of this state and their delightful taste in vanity plates! Holi are the workers down at the DMV letting things like this go! Today you get the points on this one.
Friday, October 10, 2008
Because they are oh-so-tender
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Poker... I barely know her


Or this person really likes poker. What do you think?
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
No, it's Wednesday

Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Arrrg.

Monday, October 6, 2008
NRDALRT
Sunday, October 5, 2008
DEATH RO (now get out of my lane, please)
Saturday, October 4, 2008
LMAO

Friday, October 3, 2008
I hope they are talking about cats.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Welcome
You have to hand it to the creative (and efficient!) people out there who own vanity plates. Your breed of human will always fascinate me. Thank you for placing your poorly abbreviated words and phrases on your own car, for all the world to see. You bring me, and hopefully the readers of this website much joy.
Stupid license plates coming soon. If you have some stupid license plates you would like to submit, please email horriblelicenseplates[at]gmail[dot]com