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I have a personalised number plate. When I was born my parents must have been bored because they named me to fit in with the number plate they had on their 1962 Rover. For what it's worth it is on a retention certificate. Oh and the old man went to look at a Riley in the 1960s for sale at £40 with the number [XXX] 1. During the test drive the owner put the car through a hedge so my Dad got the car and plate for £20.
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Fair play to sasguru, he doesn't have a private plate.
Just luck I guess he ended up with KN03 END on his Aygo.
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Flip me - that bloke N2gel spells his name in flippin odd way.Originally posted by Clippy View PostReminds me of Pimlico Plumbers who seem to have a thing for plumbing related plates.
Edit: Oh dear, guess what profession some of the men in this documentary work in!
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Nigel the gold dealer is a right cock. - the accountant was bad enough. They are confirming my theory they are all cocks.
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I often see Mornflake Oat lorries on the motorway - they all seem to have OAT in their number plate . Makes me smileOriginally posted by NickFitz View Post
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Reminds me of Pimlico Plumbers who seem to have a thing for plumbing related plates.Originally posted by rsingh View PostThere's an emergency vehicle that goes around the city with the plate R35 CUE. It made me chuckle - there was me thinking the emergency services were short of money.
Edit: Oh dear, guess what profession some of the men in this documentary work in!
Last edited by Clippy; 8 November 2010, 19:17.
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There's an emergency vehicle that goes around the city with the plate R35 CUE. It made me chuckle - there was me thinking the emergency services were short of money.
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My other rule of thumb, if grammar is all they can fault then they're clutching at strawsOriginally posted by sasguru View PostMy rule of thumb, and one I have had no reason to alter based on experience, is that people who can't master the rules of grammar are unlikely to be very intelligent.
*English exams being the exception to the rule.
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mmm , a puzzleOriginally posted by darmstadt View PostYep, Audi drivers tend to be right dickheads nowadays and getting worse. I do have a personalised number plate, well as far as you can in Germany. The first 2 letters are the town where I live followed by my initials and then the top speed of the car as stated in the logbook
(Which is actually wrong cos it should by 5km more.)
Dortmund = DU
I wont give your name away , but I know its MA
log book says 55 mph
thats it DUMASS
only kidding
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Well no, it doesn't. My comment around Audi's was that people who drive them tend to be tossers these days.Originally posted by sasguru View PostIf the shoe fits ...
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What's the bet DP will have a private plate on the new Audi he has ordered.
My guess is M1 TTY.
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