The first few were amusing, but then I got to “Customer’s name is Brant” and lost it.
Definitely get the sense that some of the applicants are being rewarded/punished for the quality of their explanation, depending on what mood the reviewers are in. I can just picture the look of long-suffering exhaustion on the face of whoever’s desk that “Saint Anne” one landed on.
Why have I got this song in my head?
I want that S8TAN plate. bad.
Every so often I keep checking for a vanity plate for my old 70s BMW R90/6, for any number of combinations of something Motorhead related, because I’m going to do a custom restore in honor. The bike was made the same month Motorhead was founded, but Ill never get the coveted LEMMY plate
One stuck with me as I was gridlocked heading out of Long Beach CA:
GDDM 405
If the “GASPASR” nurse anesthetist is for real, the DMV is definitely doing them a favor.
On the other hand, the “TUNAFSH” being denied is just insane.
“I’m a tuna fisherman.”
“He is, we checked.”
“NO, FOR NO REASON”
I thought it was because the car owner was tone deaf, and thus was unable to pursue a career as a piano tuner.
In my misspent youth I thought about what license plate number would be hardest for witnesses to read and remember. 808B8D seems pretty solid. Now my obsession has restarted, and I see that this one is supposedly available: (note use of letter O and number 0)
Be careful with that strategy:
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