Bee Yourself

LadyStyx sent in MIBGNU. She helps us out with this interpretation: Am I Buggin' You? On a yellow VW Beetle.

The answer is an unequivocal YES.

YOLK is from MooseNuggette. She writes: I thought this one was funny. Hope you like it…or hate it a lot!

I guess I would have to say I love to hate this one.

Taylor D. sent us BUZZZZY. Are 4 Zs really necessssary?

These plates are BANANAS. B-A-N-A-N-A-S.

Aaron sent in FZZYAPE. He writes: I saw this in downtown Minneapolis last week. Unfortunately, the lighting was such that I was unable to assess the driver's hairiness.

I GO APE is from Leslie. It doesn't surprise me that the New York DMV has approved a gorilla to drive. They also approved this ape. Thanks goes to this driver for warning us: Not only am I hairy, I'm crazy too.

You stop laughing right MEOW.

CTZMEOW (Cat's Meow) comes to us from platty. Cat's Meow is an expression referring to something that is considered outstanding.

A truck is usually associated with manliness in some respects, but this plate is screaming crazy cat lady, no? Outstanding, indeed!

Your presence is my pain.

PAIN was snapped by Taylor D. I don't understand this plate at all, just because there is so much mystery behind it, but its peculiarity makes me chuckle. Definitely a great contribution to the "Just Odd" folder.

So what are you? A major pain? Pain the neck? Pain in the a$$? Are you in pain (And in that case, should I call a doctor?)? Are you bringin' the pain?

One thing is for sure, my eyes are screaming in pain after staring at this one too long.

wanker

Danielle from Small Town Police Blotters (hilarious blog, btw) sent in RUB1OUT. Does that really say RUB ONE OUT? Really? On a license plate?? Sigh.

She writes: Seen in a walmart parking lot. Despite being a Minnesota tag, the car was spotted in southeastern S. Dakota... I wonder if this is an attempt to explain away the driver's habit for distractedly weaving & drifting across lanes? Furthermore, I wonder how this got past the license plate censors, especially in wholesome ol' Minnesota. lol.

I keep trying to convince myself they are big fans of Disney's Aladdin and are trying to get Robin Williams to pop out of a lamp. Oi! Ten thousand years will give you such a crick in the neck.

Cranial rectal inversion

Ben B. snapped this photo of BUTTHED (I am also trying to figure out what shadow puppet you are displaying to the left there). I am assuming this means butt head, but for the life of me, I can't possibly think of why you'd want that on a license plate. I would guess that this driver is a fan of the show "Beavis and Butt-head" on MTV circa 1994. Uhhhhh... huh, heh, heh, heh. Or they actually have a butt for a head, in which case, awesome! I hope that butt has eyes!