Jen H. writes to us: This is definitely my first real stalker-azzi plate. I was so intent on capturing XRSTIAN for an option for Lovin' the Lord Sundays that I quite happily drove past my home and kept following until we entered a turn lane that had a red light. Once I had the picture, I left the turn lane and maneuvered my way back home, wondering how much I creeped out that driver :) Now that, my friends, is dedication! I love it. More Lovin' the Lord here.
Isn't that an extra R in there? I know, I know, vanity platers aren't known for their impeccable spelling. But still....I guess XTIAN was taken?
ReplyDeleteAn extra "R" and an extra "S" :)
ReplyDeleteare they current or ex christians? if you are stalkarazz'ing, can you stop the driver to ask the meaning??
ReplyDeleteI think they have something against wrists and it is supposed to read "ex-wristians."
ReplyDeleteWhat? That makes about as much sense as the extra "R" and "S," don't you think?
I see an extra R too and wonder what caused them to no longer be Christians and advertise that fact via their license plate.
ReplyDeleteMy guess for the intended pronunciation:
ReplyDelete"Ker-RIS-tian."
Often used when Evangelical preachers are spouting hatred against them "ho-mo-SEX-u-als."
I think I'll pray =)
ReplyDeleteAfter looking at it in non-license plate form I read it as the unlikely eXtended Release stain.
ReplyDeleteBut that would be the most subtle bukkake reference ever.
I try to figure it out before reading what our dear MsHLP writes and it took me a second to figure it out. Good grab for the LTLS!
ReplyDeleteFor the life of me I couldn't figure this one out until I read the Lovin' the Lord part. Then it hit. I kept trying to sound it out - like this: Ex-Ers-Tian? Ex-R-Stain? Exrs-tee-Ann? I don't get it.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll be on the short yellow bus in the morning (and I do hope they take the scenic route).
This one could be read as:
ReplyDeleteex-rastafarian