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I want to change my vote from #2 to #5 I did not read the whole thing.
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Have 6 options:
1. VROOM X2 -->This is what my 2 year old cars the Porsche cars we have. (i.e., VROOM VROOM)
2. HEADPROF ---> It's my job.
3. IX IX XI or IXIXVI ---> 996
4. 2SYLABLS ---> i.e., the catch phrase Porsche is a "2 Syllable" word.
5. F117#251 --->A tribute to my father's (who lost a battle recently to cancer) last plane and tail number. It's also my DE/Club Race number.
6. Standard Issue
I'm not itching to get a vanity plate but figured I'd look into it as it's only $30 for my plates.
I know you want to make it yours... but vanity plates are a little too much for me...the ONLY one would be the tribute to your father IMO... and I am sorry to hear of the news.
How about
:
BIG AZZ
HE BITCH
KEPT MAN
DMPSTR DVR
Oh wait..... you probably wanted some plates relative to the CAR!!!
WKND TOY
MISTRESS
If none of those work then F117#251.
So far I have only had two people out of hundreds figure mine out right off the bat, without a hint, so I'm moving on from:
IMM IVM
Hint 1: The are not "short" for anything, nor are they my initials, nor does it "say" something when mumbled out loud.
Hint 2: Roman numerals
If you are still reading the hints: 1999 996 M is 1000 IMM is 2000 minus 1. IVM is 1000 minus 4. ... if if you still can't get it, then just move on to the next post.
How about DE 251
Hawaii allows research online for which plates are open and reserving the plate.
http://www4.honolulu.gov/specialplates/
I'm not too sure if the # number or pound sign is allowed for plates in your area. Does NC have the online pages for reserving a plate and researching which ones are available?
You made the right choice..I voted for your Dad. Lost mine to short bout of cancer 6 years ago.
I have been thinking about my own plate with one of his sayings in mind......Zaftig
"Voluptuous and zaftig usually connote ripeness, sensuality, and a body shape involving large breasts and wide hips."
I think it fits the car well.
Pete
Hey Dell, sorry to hear about your dad. I lost my mom a couple years ago...it's painful. F117#251 would be a great tribute. I bet your dad was a great guy. 251 has been my badge number for about 19 of the past 25 years.
Dell, I lost my Dad to cancer 2 years ago and my Mom to the same around 13 years ago, I think the tribute plate is the best. Plus F117 is just a cool plate as well.
Mark, I love it!!!!!!
And thanks again to everyone for the kind words. As the few years since he died pass, the wound still feels fresh. Not only was he was dad, he was also my best friend. Something we as sons dream about. I'm very lucky to have had that relationship with him. He lost his fight on a monday after father's day. I was very lucky to spend the weekend with him and celebrate him one more time.
He truly was an amazing person and gave his life to the Air Force for 30+ years and accomplished about everything you could accomplish in the Air Force an officer could. I'm very proud of him and miss him dearly and this plate will keep that pride I feel for him with me on a daily basis.
Thanks again everybody.
F117#251 is clearly the right choice
Dell, first of all I must tell you that I'm sorry for your loss. My father died 2 months ago due to a brain cancer... so I can understand how you do feel.
I voted for your father's tribute
Best regards from Spain
Joaquin
Joaquin, great to hear from you mi hermano!
Very sorry to hear about your loss as well. Thank you for the kind words. Seems like we all are affected by cancer at some point in our lives
Dell...#5 for sure. Lost my dad to brain cancer the end of January. We ended up doing in home hospice with him, so I got to spend a lot of time with him his last six months. He never cared for his own well being...but he did ask me weekly when I was going to get my a$$ to VIR. Now back in the saddle and looking or a faster car..
Damn Ted! So sorry to hear. That is just horrible. Great that you got to spend so much time with him. What a blessing.
By the way, aren't we always looking for a faster car?
What's on your radar???
Self employed Ph.D., building large causal models for clients to help them better understand and manage their workforce. But it won't fit on a license plate.
Totally agree with number 5
Personally I love vanity plates The last on I had was 2LGT2QT (aka too legit to quit) the MC hammer song. It made the drug dealers laugh
God I wish! I asked him all the time. F-15's, F-16's, the Thunderbirds, etc., and I got the same response as always......"son, if you weren't related to me I would be able to arrange a ride." To which I always asked him how I file divorce paperwork
However, I did get to see a lot of stuff that most people dream of. Needless to say I was very proud (and impressed) with my Dad. At least I get to think of the good times every time I walk up to my car and see the plate
