The Point

Many have asked me why I created this blog, or were confused why I asked people to visit. Here's the reason: Have you ever driven in NH and seen a license plate in front of you that makes you wonder what they were thinking? If you say no, then you're lying. The general population of NH that utilizes the free custom plate option tend to make a bad decision on what their plates say. However, in their slight defense...there are so many custom plates that all the necessary ones are taken. Thus, we are left with the UNNECESSARY!

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Monthly Featured Plate

Monthly Featured Plate
July 2010 - Sent via Text

Saturday, July 10, 2010

SHAGARU

Todays plate is: SHAGARU

This was found on a Subaru Tribeca (the SUV). This is comical for a few reasons...
1. It's a throwback to the 70's where "shag" = sex
b. It's a reference to the Shaggin' Wagon (Volkswagen van)
3. It's a family vehicle
4. It's a play on subaru
e. It's on a vehicle that almost nobody drives

New Hampshire, I thank you for entertaining me!

Thursday, July 8, 2010

GSD LUVR

GSD LUVR (Virginia) This is a plate that we saw on our commute back up the coast. This is actually a special one for us, as we ourselves own a wonderful german shepherd. Tomorrow I will start up on the New Hampshire plates

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

GA8TORS

GA8TORS (Georgia) The Gators fan phenomenon is running rampant in Florida. Ivy Craig, you may enjoy this! The Gators fanship has spread to Georgia! (and North Caroling in the Smith household, Beth East Smith). Why are we using incorrect spellings?! And when did it become OK to use numbers to signify letters that are missing? Furthermore, the 8 was UNNECESSARY (there's my tie in).

Monday, July 5, 2010

RSOX GAL (Florida) as we make our way to the rays vs. Red sox game, this plate made us proud. The red sox are so amazing that they have fans all over. Go sox!

Saturday, July 3, 2010

JAMESON (Georgia) if I were a cop I would pull this person over and give him a breathalyzer just because he's advertising his alcohol of choice. Or his last name, but the whiskey is a much more comical interpretation.

Thursday, July 1, 2010

DOO POP (North Carolina) I'm wondering if the is a reference to mountain dew being pop or if doo bop was taken.
FATSMA (Virginia) well, I'm not sure that my opinion on this can make this any funnier.