Now see? Was that so hard? We now know who this driver is talking about. Unlike some of our former guests here on Loving the Lord Sunday, there is a clear message here. Sometimes a driver might have some difficulty with the 7 or 8 character restriction that is in place in most states, but not this one. Clearly, the sky is the limit with your personalized car decals. Will the madness ever stop!?Great work Jen H.!
I prefer to read it as: Hi Sname!
ReplyDeleteOh please stop me, I want to go up there with a felt pen and "Spanish-ize" that name...
ReplyDeleteAwesome grab Jen!
ReplyDeleteLoving the Lord Sunday has become a highlight of my day of rest. They are always the best!!
ReplyDeleteGood grief! How many of them are there out there???? Will it ever end??
ReplyDeleteWhy would you put Jesus on your bumper? I don't think he would like that
ReplyDeleteIN CASE YOU MISSED IT
ReplyDeleteI saw a GREAT plate today for Lovin' the Lord Sunday, but unfortunately I wasn't able to get a pic. I was visiting my parents in Orange County California, the most densely vanity-plated area in the universe, when I saw a car with the plate "N GODS I"
ReplyDeleteIn God's Eye? This woman was an obnoxious driver and kept taking her hands off of the steering wheel to "dance" on the freeway... it was about as annoying as having a little speck of something in your eye and not being able to get it out. Poor God!
:) Jocelyn
I discovered this blog yesterday, then got stuck behind a Jeep whose plate was 'UMATTER' for like 5 miles today and was actually upset I didn't randomly have a camera in my car.
ReplyDeleteNo no no no... you're all reading it wrong.
ReplyDeleteIts "His name Buick Jesus".
Buick Jesus is a Nascar driver.
this post and the comments have made me laugh out loud for the first time this morning!!! I swear this is the best blog ever....
ReplyDeleteI went to churcho today.
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