Fun fact.
Documented racist, lousy wrestler and all-round awful human being Hulk Hogan signs his tweets with his initials.
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Terry Gene Bollea? TGB? That makes him sound like a supporter of nonCis living. 
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Huh…
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I keep thinking the woman in the main article could have tried to say she believed in eight gods. How pious is that?
Alternatively, she could claim that she ate the International Service Team.
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“Fucked up” kind of implies there was something accidental about it. “Deliberately and unconstitutionally abused their authority as agents of the state” would be a better description, and that certainly sounds like something they should be fired for.
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So If they can get a Christian vanity plate, you should be able to get one that says SATAN, too. Or anything at all, if it’s plausibly expressing a religious sentiment.
Not that I would ever get a vanity plate. Anything that I would possibly want to put on it would translate to cop-speak as “pull this guy over and hassle him.”
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Huh. I read that as “Hail Satan.”
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#DRUNKY
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Especially those transubstantiationists. I hear they have got whole nests of 'em in New Jersey.
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The whole Down With Cis thing was weird man. And I’m not even on tumblr because every time I join a social media platform it drives me insane.
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Oh, no - meta-cannibals!
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Octotheism is as valid as any other form of theism.
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Also, getting back to the article, look at the other plates and variants that have been affected by this ruling. They fall into three separate categories, which suggests that the state of new Jersey had a further list of unconstitutionally banned plates, which this case uncovered.
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#OICU812
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You do know that was Dean Martin’s plate?
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God Sex: Lesbian/Gay?
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I was actually thinking of this
