Eric writes, "A friend of mine took this one around Baltimore a year ago. I'm not 100% sure about it, but I think it's from a song from rapper Lil John (don’t know what the song name is called, I don’t listen to rap). So with that I think it reads skeet, skeet, skeet."
Michele writes, "Mmmbop?! Really? Do you realize that song came out like, 10 years ago?"
William writes, "Where is the third dimple?"
It's sad when people think leet is cool. It's also sad when people think personalized license plates with leet are cool.There was an article in the L.A. Times a number of years ago, on vanity plates. The oddest one they found was from someone who worked in the film industry in Hollywood: IM2BZ2P
This translates to "the valley" in Spanish. However, I don't really see why you'd put this on your license plate.
Is there even a point to put this on your license plate? It will help the police out, that's for sure.
MM Dave? I bet "Dave" doesn't even know what this means. Does it have something to do with Barack Obama's 2008 campaign?
Some band called X1 got a Grammy? A granny of one? Grammy multiplied by one? Boy, I hate this one.
Old McDonald had a plate - EIEI OH
There's only one winner, even in a trout race. But why put that on your plate? (I mean, license plate.)
I don't think that's a word. *checks dictionary*
ZE • ze (noun): A personalized license plate from Oregon's Canby Ford.
submitted by: Kathy
Why isn't this on a limo? And "RICH F"? That could mean anything. Rich fabric? Rich & fabulous? Richface? Rich facts?
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Anyone else think this is weird? Unless the car is home, which is still weird. No, Oregon's home!
Flea Circus? Or maybe a Fly Circus. Or maybe Trixie is a pilot. And who's Trixie? This is one annoying plate.
Shannon writes: "saw a middle-aged man emerge from the truck."
Yep, he's in big trouble.
submitted by: Shannon
Looks to me like Triathlon Harry. Or maybe he's asking us to "try" him?
Is it like a French-accent "tea for two"? Or maybe the owner's name begins with Z and their birthday is April 2nd?
Well, this car either belongs to a "Melanie", "Mel and I", or a "Mel N. I.". What am I supposed to call this person(s)?
So, this guy's a fan of the Raiders, but what is ROR? Maybe he likes lions...but he sure was nice to tell us about it.
The blog License to Rant was a very popular blog written by blogger Kjaere from June 2007 to May 2008. As many people's favorite blog, I just couldn't bear to see it end, so I, with Kjaere's permission, have decided to continue License to Rant as a kind of "sequel blog", called License 2 Rant. As with the first blog, just email me (ff@q.com) if you've found a customized license plate that bugs you, confuses you, or annoys you, and it'll be posted on the blog for others to look at and comment and guess about. I hope you enjoy it!
