^^

You'd get pulled time and time again in Newcastle area for miss spaced lettering

I know by my own plate - got off with the £60 fines and the threat of losing the plate so went back to the legal way

along with the rest of the stable

Wasn't he in the western high chaparral

bonanza  ... - .- -.




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Sorry, but I think some of these "make up a word or name" from letters and numbers that vaguely resemble (with a bit of guess work, a couple of pints and a creative mind) the name or word you are trying to "re-create" are a bit sad to be honest

I think an "honest" private plate, which requires no "guess-work" is the way to go

CeeGee, it's a good time filler trying to work out WTF does that mean you can come up with some interesting theories that bear no resemblance to the owners choice

.......and as for number and letter "re-spacing" and creatively placed fixings / plastic rivets, I just wish that the police would be completely consistent in their interpretation and implementation of the law

If they prosecuted every time, it would deal with this "silliness"

what a dull world Yorkshire must be  _____________________________________________________
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......that's right S3OT, oh or should that be Scott

Blimey that's quite a reaction

Either s fine im cool with anything Even when the mrs shouts oi t**t at me it goes above  _____________________________________________________
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I was on about ceegee

CEEGEE wrote:

I just wish that the police would be completely consistent in their interpretation and implementation of the law ... If they prosecuted every time, it would deal with this "silliness"