Just popin' around

NYC POPE is from Joe F. I am pretty sure that the pope lives in the Vatican, and not New York City. I guess this cold also be "Nice Pope," but that is still really odd too, right? Or maybe this person thinks they are the pope of New York? I'm pretty sure you'd need a better looking car than a Saturn...

Like a Sun God, but for Butts.

Jeff W. sent in this week's Lovin' the Lord plate (snapped by a friend of his). I don't know what this is supposed to mean... But God? But God won? There was one interpretation I kept coming back to though:

BUTT GOD

Ha! Oh Lord of all butts! Deliver us from constipation!

How's 7 billion sound?

April H. sent us this Lovin' the Lord Sunday gem: GOD IOU. "IOU" means "I owe you" which is a promise to pay a debt. I believe the "debt" here is this driver's vanity plate hanging off his brand new Corvette. *sigh*

The Jesus-mobile

VAN4JC (Van for Jesus Christ?) was snapped by LadyStyx. Not only are the residents of the state of Virginia crazy, they love the Lord as well.

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Ugh, this straight jacked is so RESTRICTIVE

Keith S. sent in KRZ 4GD (Crazy for God) for this week's Sunday Lovin' the Lord submission.

Just how crazy is this driver? Crazy enough to spell "crazy" with a "K."

Man, that is INsane.

Smells like brimstone in here

Sara S. brings us this week's Lovin' the Lord Sunday plate, HELF1RE (Hell fire). She writes:

Do they really let you put things like that on plates? I wouldn't have thought so, but there it was. Crazy.

End note: Do you like facebook? We do too! Join our platerazzi there. I promise no weeping and gnashing of teeth (at least for the time being).

You decide

Kate found this Lovin' the Lord Sunday gem, HVN R HL (Heaven or Hell?). She writes: Welll....hmmmm....lemme think about that for a minute.

Although, I guess this could mean numerous other things... For example, "heaving our hole."

It's a tough job, but someone has to heave that hole.

My log has something to tell you...

DOXOLOG is from Jason G. I know this is supposed to read "Doxology," meaning a short hymn of praises to God in various Christian worship services. But it looks more to me like "Doxo Log."

Doxo from the Greek word for "glory" and "log" meaning, uh, log. Say hello to the Glory Log everyone!

And then flush it down quickly, okay? No one wants to look at that thing.

George Michael says you got to have it.

Queendork76 captured this week's Lovin' the Lord plate, F8HN-HIM. That 8 is making my eye twitch though. F'eight'h in him? I mean, it kind of works, but trying to say that aloud just resulted in spit all over my computer screen. Thanks for that.

Like, really, REALLY fast

Amanda M. sends us GODSPD. She writes: It looks like it's supposed to be "God speed", but I first read it as "God SPED" (Special Ed) and I thought to myself "Hey! That isn't very nice..."

From wikipedia: Godspeed, as a word, is a wish for a prosperous journey, success, and good fortune... It is also used occasionally in a non-religious manner, intended as a wish for a job to be accomplished quickly.

Yeah, um, godspeed to me so I can get myself out of this vanity plate nightmare.

For you and you, but not you

Now that Halloween is over, let's get right with the Lord.

GODIS4U (God is for you?) comes to us from Wendy K. This plate is just dumb. I'm sorry.

Although, I guess it could be "Goddess For You."

But that is still stupid.

I probably would have gone with something that didn't have wood panels

Meg G. sent in GODS PT to us for today's Lovin' the Lord Sunday. And yes, that is a PT Cruiser. Funny, it's also white which some might refer to as a "heavenly" color.

I thought God might choose a car with a little more class (zzzing!), but you never know. I mean, Jesus drives a black Escalade.

Happy Alaska Day, Lord.

Yes, it's Alaska Day. It's also Lovin' the Lord Sunday. Let's combine the two for a wild party, shall we? Since I have only one platerazzi (maybe two) from Alaska, you won't be surprised that all of our plates came from MooseNuggette. She does an excellent job, however, bringing us the finest they've got.

I think this one is supposed to say Look To Him, but when you start taking out all those vowels, people can get creative, if you know what I mean.

(One Way, Jesus Christ?) Also, do not go the wrong way down a one way. Bad idea.

Thanks M'Nuggette!

No, but I have some milk

I can't believe it's Lovin' the Lord Sunday again already. Time flies when you have cake! Both of today's plates come from LadyStyx.

GTJZUS probably means Got Jesus or Get Jesus, but I like to think he comes in a Grand Touring edition.
GTF8ITH (Got Faith? Get Faith?) is really making my eye twitch. It looks more to me like Got Feightith. FEIGHTITH?

Excuse me, I have to clean the spit off my screen now.

Jesus loves you, but I'm his favorite

Lauren sent us this submission for Lovin' the Lord Sunday, JCLUVZU (J.C. Loves You, which I assume means Jesus Loves You).

Okay, sure, great message, but how on earth is anyone who doesn't know that Jesus loves them to know what you are talking about? Especially with your usage of Z and U... and JC... and LUV... and OMG EVERYTHING. Ugh.

Jesus Loves Alaska

TYGSUS (T.Y. Jesus, or Thank You Jesus) is from MooseNugette in Alaska. GSUS probably does not appreciate this spelling, which looks like "gasus" or "gisus". It's odd, too, that this is plastered on Alaska's semi-centennial vanity plate, like Jesus was personally involved in 50 years of Alaska statehood.

More lovin' the Lord Sunday posts for your enjoyment in the link.

Tank you, tank you berry much.

Aw yeah, welcome to another edition of Lovin' the Lord Sunday, the only place on the internets where we can all wonder why people choose vanity plates of the religious kind. 10Q LORD was captured by Andi H. I had to tink for quite some time about this one.

TEN + "Q" = TEN...CUE = Thank you? Yeah, it's supposed to say "Thank you Lord."

You're welcome.

It's the new dance craze.

Chris J. sent in GDSWAY1. I am guessing this is some sort message to the affect of, God's Way or there is only "1" way, God's Way, but I also see God Sway or Good Sway. Which sounds like a dance, doesn't it? Isn't really that effective of a message, eh?

This isn't the first plate from people who dance (or whatever) for the Lord.

Holy, holy, holy, rollin'

Platty sent us HOLYRLN, which I assume means holy rollin'. I have to admit, this ride is pretty heavenly, but seriously dude, don't ruin it with a vanity plate.

On a completely unrelated note: Are you on facebook? We'd love to be your friend, pretty please?

Whassup, pudding cup?

(Not much. Wasssup wit you?)

Marisa writes:

Nothing says proper respect and love for your Lord like addressing him in slang.

I guess this could also mean "It's up to to God", but I kind of like it better as "S'up to God".

Holla at your Lord!