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Originally Posted by BENT_8
Probably been said before, but...
Why is it that people order number plates which describe the car they are driving?
99% of people dont care and the 1% who do, either know what it is or can read the badges which are supplied with the car right next to the number plate.
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Why is it that some plates are so cryptic, you cannot work them out wihout a brainstorm session with your passenger?
To me, if the plate can't be read & understood in less than 3 seconds, then it's a WOFTAM and the only winner is the RMS (in NSW) as they're paying them an annual fee to display crap.
But on the other hand, you get some real clever ones - a motorbike I saw on the M2 one day had WTFIV on it. Within a second I realised IV is the Roman numeral for the number 4. Very clever, and got past the authorities who normally stop plates like that.