'Offensive' plates

**blackdog** · 23rd September 2011, 21:15

Originally Posted by Madness

This chick didn't have a problem.

Ahahahahaha she was my flatmate for awhile years ago! An absolute freak then too.

**Madness** · 23rd September 2011, 21:18

Originally Posted by blackdog

Ahahahahaha she was my flatmate for awhile years ago! An absolute freak then too.

I think I met her years ago, seemed your typical dizzy blonde from Upper Hutt. The plate used to be on a red Falcoon from memory?

**blackdog** · 23rd September 2011, 21:28

Originally Posted by Madness

I think I met her years ago, seemed your typical dizzy blonde from Upper Hutt. The plate used to be on a red Falcoon from memory?

Never saw the plate or the car, and her hair changed regularly to any colour of the rainbow. I'm going back about 15 years though so who knows, and she was a scary piece of work as a teenager then.

**Toaster** · 23rd September 2011, 21:30

Originally Posted by DrunkenMistake

I guess its offensive to the majority of Auckland, but that would be about it?

How could they be offended when they can't read Engrish?

**tigertim20** · 23rd September 2011, 21:40

Originally Posted by Toaster

How could they be offended when they can't read Engrish?

Don't be so Lacist

**Road kill** · 23rd September 2011, 21:49

Saw a Porsche in East Tamaki last week,,had the plate TO55ER.

**nothingflash** · 23rd September 2011, 21:57

Originally Posted by onearmedbandit

I survived concentration
C A M P
It was a gas!

Would that be considered offensive?

Only if the number plate surround fell off.

**onearmedbandit** · 23rd September 2011, 22:26

Originally Posted by nothingflash

Only if the number plate surround fell off.

Not plate surrounds, text on the personalised plate. But yes.

**Madness** · 23rd September 2011, 22:34

There must be some kind of manual vetting process involved... http://www.plates.co.nz/search/?lege...1820519/3d26c0

**Indiana_Jones** · 23rd September 2011, 22:41

Originally Posted by Madness

There must be some kind of manual vetting process involved... http://www.plates.co.nz/search/?lege...1820519/3d26c0

Must be lol http://www.plates.co.nz/search/?lege...1820611/8fd2f5

-Indy

**Brett** · 23rd September 2011, 22:51

A lady up the road has the following on her red Commodore SS...04ABLO I have always only ever been able to deduce "oh for a blow" from this...so if anyone else see's anything else, would be keen to hear it. Seems odd for a plate. Unless it refers to an engine being "blown" ie supercharger...which this one isn't.

**cs363** · 23rd September 2011, 23:06

Originally Posted by Madness

There must be some kind of manual vetting process involved... http://www.plates.co.nz/search/?lege...1820519/3d26c0

Originally Posted by Indiana_Jones

Must be lol http://www.plates.co.nz/search/?lege...1820611/8fd2f5

-Indy

Hmmm, yes I think there must be: http://www.plates.co.nz/search/?legend=SEEUNT

**onearmedbandit** · 23rd September 2011, 23:17

Nothing a bit of vivid wouldn't fix, but it's near enough to not need any modification.

http://www.plates.co.nz/search/?legend=FiiCK

**Big Dave** · 23rd September 2011, 23:35

The club champion at my old man's golf club was Bruce Flick

He won it many years in a row too. The honour board in the clubhouse read:

B. FLICK
B. FLICK
B. FLICK
B. FLICK
B. FLICK
B. FLICK