"Platespeak"

[Uncle Mort]

Platespeak ~ for example "5" for an "S" or an "A" for a "4" so as to make a word.


Hair stylist Nicky Clarke with his personalised number plate

There's a proposal by an Essex (why am I not surprised?) MP who wants to loosen up the law on personalised number plates.

As far as I'm concerned they all spell PRAT

[Nick]

Someone round here has P1 KEY

[Bar Wench]

There used to be a mum in the playground at school who drove a bright red jag with the number plate 50 S3XY

[Nick]

Did she have a packet of OMO on the dashboard, like?

[The Moan Ranger]

Platespeak ~ for example "5" for an "S" or an "A" for a "4" so as to make a word.


Hair stylist Nicky Clarke with his personalised number plate

There's a proposal by an Essex (why am I not surprised?) MP who wants to loosen up the law on personalised number plates.

As far as I'm concerned they all spell PRAT

Or W4NKER.

[Barman]

Platespeak ~ for example "5" for an "S" or an "A" for a "4" so as to make a word.


Hair stylist Nicky Clarke with his personalised number plate

There's a proposal by an Essex (why am I not surprised?) MP who wants to loosen up the law on personalised number plates.

As far as I'm concerned they all spell PRAT

Or W4NKER.

G4 B0Y

[Snoopy]

So long as it not obscene many US States allow, at a price, one to design and register a "personal" plate. I frankly don't think it matters much as long as the vehicle is traceable via the registration. What I do dislike is when people break the laws on character size and spacing which makes taking note of a number difficult.


I did once see a "corrupted " plate T055ER ~ that even I would have paid money to own.

[Darwins Selection]

AR50HLE


(Not Snoopy, the other hairdresser)