BVRPLZR (Our first plate from Alabama) comes to us from Rachel. She writes:I live in NC, so it was a little bit of a relief that this license plate was from Alabama but it was still creeeepy.
Does that say beaver pleaser?! How do people get away with this? I'm not even going to attempt to link to the Urban Dictionary for that definition.
I just have to keep telling myself that beavers are furry mammals that feed off wood. Wait a second, that is still gross. Ew. Alabama, you're going straight to the Hall-of-Shame. Enjoy your stay.
oh my.
ReplyDeleteoh my, oh my, oh my!!
Really, it's alabama, what do you expect?
If it had been up to me, I would have stamped REJECT on this guys application, and on his forehead too.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I can not even believe that! BLECH.
ReplyDeleteNow WHY oh WHY can't I find something that good here??? I mean, Im in virginia for goodness sakes and they allow almost anything here! Well, at least they seem to.
ReplyDeleteThe plate kind of speaks for itself, but I had to share my word verification:
ReplyDeleteingimal. No idea what it means, but it would fit on a license plate.
Can you customize your WV words to be a max of 8 characters? :)
I would expect the Beaver Pleaser to drive a flat bed with a mattress in the back or something. Maybe he's referring to the vehicle, not himself... He wanted a 1989 Trans Am with an eagle airbrushed on the hood, but instead he got something more practical to please his wife. That possibility makes it all SO much better.
ReplyDeleteAnd to top it off, that is our "God Bless America" plate.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ador.state.al.us/motorvehicle/specialty.html
What!!! How come people can't say they love tofu but can get away with this?
ReplyDeleteIf he was really that good, I don't think he would need to advertise:) My verification is "MACKFA" love it!
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