Ticketing System WTF
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33343614/ns/us_news-weird_news/
Summary: Man gets vanity plate with "XXXXXXX" as his license number. Unfortunately for him, that is what officers have been trained to put into the system if a vehicle doesn't a license plate or they don't know the license plate number. Result? Guy gets multiple tickets every day, over $19K total so far. My home state in action.
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The solution is obvious, enter 70 as his license number.
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According to Snopes.com, [url=http://www.snopes.com/autos/law/noplate.asp]this has happened many times before[/url].
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Seems to happen quite often, has no one ever thought of either just leaving thefield empty or even better to add a checkbox "No Plate" ? WTF
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TRWTF is that someone would pay for the license plate XXXXXXX. Wow, that's some real personalization there, definitely worth the $100 extra per-year. The jackass should be forced to pay every single erroneously-written ticket.
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@morbiuswilters said:
TRWTF is that someone would pay for the license plate XXXXXXX. Wow, that's some real personalization there, definitely worth the $100 extra per-year. The jackass should be forced to pay every single erroneously-written ticket.
That much just for a plate ? In Germany although not that much customizable, you pay some 13€. Once.
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@hallo.amt said:
That much just for a plate ? In Germany although not that much customizable, you pay some 13€. Once.
I've heard of people paying massive amounts for private plates in the UK, up into the hundreds of thousands of pounds. Not sure if it's true but I read that the motorcycle racer Steve Parrish (who now does MotoGP commentary for the BBC) had PEN15 on his car. Also there's a BMW round here with B17TCH. Wonder if that was a present from her husband?
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It is my firm belief that anyone who has the time, money and inclination to get a personalised license plate (of all things on this earth), deserves everything that happens to him.
No exceptions.
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@morbiuswilters said:
Filed under: OTOH my vanity plate is witty and says something about me as a person: "HRSECOK".
So you like Hershey's chocolate?
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@boh said:
@morbiuswilters said:
Filed under: OTOH my vanity plate is witty and says something about me as a person: "HRSECOK".
So you like Hershey's chocolate?
HRSE COK ..... Think about it... There is no H in COK for cHocolate. It does bring one thing to mind though.
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@amischiefr said:
HRSE COK ..... Think about it... There is no H in COK for cHocolate. It does bring one thing to mind though.
whoosh.
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@amischiefr according to the online thread page said:
HRSE COK ..... Think about it... There is no H in COK for cHocolate. It does bring one thing to mind though.
@amischiefr according to the automated email said:
HRSE COK ..... Think about it...
Did you do what I think you did? Sneaky....He likes the hershie highway and cock, duh!
Either that or he's the Human Resources that Sucks Executives Cocks.
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@boh said:
I think he drives a hearse full of coke. Whether he means cocaine or the soda remains a mystery.@morbiuswilters said:
Filed under: OTOH my vanity plate is witty and says something about me as a person: "HRSECOK".
So you like Hershey's chocolate?
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@bstorer said:
No, I think you'll find he's a horse cook. It's just not clear whether the horses are his customers or his ingredients.@boh said:
@morbiuswilters said:
Filed under: OTOH my vanity plate is witty and says something about me as a person: "HRSECOK".
So you like Hershey's chocolate?
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@Scarlet Manuka said:
All our horses are horse-fed for that double juiced-in goodness!
Yo dawg, I herd you like horses, ...
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In some states, like Illinois, you can get a personalized plate for the same cost as a regular plate. "Personalized" means letters and numbers. The expensive option is "Vanity", which is all letters.