I did see one that might have been a Pern license plate in the DC
area, but didn't recognize the dragon's name. (Nor can I currently
remember what it was.)
On a similar theme, I have a license plate surround that says "My
other car is a dragon." I like it. Even if mom did ask, "Is a Dragon
some fancy kind of car?" Doh!
-- Joanna
Jemai@BR
> -- Joanna
> Jemai@BR
I know a person in PA who has a plate that says' Harper'
on it. ;)
Ney York State allows an obscenely large number of characters on a
license plate. Once upon a time on the LIE, I was stuck behind a car
with the plate "MNEMENTH".
I think that's great. Gave me a laugh!
Lena, rider of gold Kharanth
Sorry to hear you guys in Britain can't have personalized plates... California
has more than anyone!
-Jen
>No fair! In Britain your letters/numbers are -really- prescribed. You can't
get anything ending in 'th'
>
>Lena, rider of gold Kharanth
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No, but the way the plates are laid out (a letter, followed by 1-3
numbers, followed by 3 letters) does mean that you sometimes get rider
names -- there are a lot of F*LARs around in southeast England! It's
actually an occasionally useful way of getting misc rider names for
fanfiction.... <g>
--
Smitty
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