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You could get into a lot of trouble with this. At least with personalised licence plates most jurisdictions have limits on what you can have on your plates.
hmmmm...I already have a personalized plate so I am all good there.
This company sells Porsche replacement badges that affix to the engine cover so for example you would replace the chrome "Carrera" with whatever personalization that you want.
"The starting rate for an exclusive nameplate for your Porsche, including the first 5 letters, is € 595. Every additional letter on top of that costs € 75"
This ranks up there with the people that put the name of their families in latin style calligraphy on the back of their trucks or the stick figures on all the soccermom miniVans.
Heh. I love it when some poor bastard has to drive his wife/girlfriend's car with an "I'm not spoiled - My boyfriend loves me" or "Daddy's Princess" or other "I'm obviously a chick" frame or sticker.
My in-laws bought a used Nissan that had a massive rainbow (gay pride) sticker and added their own pirate-themed bumper sticker. Dad-in-law was chagrined when I explained that his car read "butt pirate" to everyone else.
Originally Posted by b3freak
This ranks up there with the people that put the name of their families in latin style calligraphy on the back of their trucks or the stick figures on all the soccermom miniVans.
I don't know if this is a "thing" in other states, but out here people with pickups love to memorialize their dead family members on the back window. Invariably, they put the name in quotes:
"STEVE"
1972-2010
Unless Steve was a nickname, it doesn't need quotes...and I just don't get the point behind the mobile headstone. Is the goal to make other drivers feel like crap? Or maybe the idea is that other drivers will forgive any crappy driving since the driver is clearly grief-stricken because "STEVE" died just 6 short years ago. Maybe I'm supposed to get his attention at the next signal to get him to roll the window down..."HEY! Over here! *pause* Sorry about STEVE, man. He was a good guy. Well, I'm assuming he was a good guy since you feel the need to drive around town doing your creepy mobile memorial service thing."
As far as the stick figure people, this is the only one I have ever LOLed at; my wife is Mormon and didn't LOL.
Heh. I love it when some poor bastard has to drive his wife/girlfriend's car with an "I'm not spoiled - My boyfriend loves me" or "Daddy's Princess" or other "I'm obviously a chick" frame or sticker.
My in-laws bought a used Nissan that had a massive rainbow (gay pride) sticker and added their own pirate-themed bumper sticker. Dad-in-law was chagrined when I explained that his car read "butt pirate" to everyone else.
I don't know if this is a "thing" in other states, but out here people with pickups love to memorialize their dead family members on the back window. Invariably, they put the name in quotes:
"STEVE"
1972-2010
Unless Steve was a nickname, it doesn't need quotes...and I just don't get the point behind the mobile headstone. Is the goal to make other drivers feel like crap? Or maybe the idea is that other drivers will forgive any crappy driving since the driver is clearly grief-stricken because "STEVE" died just 6 short years ago. Maybe I'm supposed to get his attention at the next signal to get him to roll the window down..."HEY! Over here! *pause* Sorry about STEVE, man. He was a good guy. Well, I'm assuming he was a good guy since you feel the need to drive around town doing your creepy mobile memorial service thing."
As far as the stick figure people, this is the only one I have ever LOLed at; my wife is Mormon and didn't LOL.
bwhahahahahahaha!!!!
Last edited by ZuffenZeus; 09-20-2016 at 03:35 PM.
09-20-2016, 11:34 AM
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