On Apr 18, 3:11*pm, wrote:
On Apr 18, 4:00*pm, dxAce wrote:
*Yep, it's a pretty site, plus now, under our current dufus in chief,
I can be readily identified
dxAce
*Michigan
*USA

- Yes you can be identified much easier now which
- is a great public service! For those interested here
- is a good picture of Mr. Lare's plate here :
- http://calwestray.tripod.moc/images/morons.jpg
-
- It's commendable that you identify yourself to the
- public so parents can bring their children inside
- and schools can "lock down" when you are in the
- neighborhood. But wouldn't a license plate with a
- picture of a fat stubby prick draped in the American
- flag with a dunce hat on its head be more accurate?
-
- That would incorporate the PAYtriotic, CONservative,
- mentally disabled, *unemployed and ex-military
- washout motif into your message.
-
- Add an avatar of you donning your tin foil hat
- while ranting about the "evils of big gubermit"
- on the ham radio purchased with your monthly
- handout from the taxpayers (you know, those
- folks who unlike you have jobs and must work
- for their money) and you will have perfectly
- encapsuled your existence on a license plate.
-
- Just trying to be helpful, hope this helps.

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Way back in the early years of the first automobiles in America, people
really did make their own license plates.Usually, they would get a piece
of wood and paint some numbers on it and that was that.
cuhulin

www.acme.com/licensemaker
cuhulin

On Apr 18, 3:53*pm, dxAce wrote:
Always wanted to get either a veterans license plate or an amateur radio license
plate and the State of Michigan would not let one customize and combine the two.

However, I called the Secretary of State's office a few weeks ago and was told
that the policy was changed, (well, sort of), and that I could, as of last June,
obtain a 'personalized' veterans plate. I did, and now I have a nice veteran's
plate with my callsign on it, thanks to my postal person who just delivered it.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

And, as always, don't let your children attend Louisville Technical Institute.
They've hired at least one dufus who once claimed to have a PhD, and who knows,
there may be more dufi there.

Good job Steve, something to be proud of there. :-)

dxAce wrote:
Always wanted to get either a veterans license plate or an amateur radio license
plate and the State of Michigan would not let one customize and combine the two.

However, I called the Secretary of State's office a few weeks ago and was told
that the policy was changed, (well, sort of), and that I could, as of last June,
obtain a 'personalized' veterans plate. I did, and now I have a nice veteran's
plate with my callsign on it, thanks to my postal person who just delivered it.

dxAce
Michigan
USA


Cool Steve. all my cars have the Viet-Vet plates. except
the vette, it's got the classic plate. in PA. we have had
the Viet-Vet plate from 1980. and other wars/conflicts.
to me the Vet plate is a statement, not a vanity.

Drifter...

On 4/18/09 2:53 PM, dxAce wrote:
Always wanted to get either a veterans license plate or an amateur radio license
plate and the State of Michigan would not let one customize and combine the two.

However, I called the Secretary of State's office a few weeks ago and was told
that the policy was changed, (well, sort of), and that I could, as of last June,
obtain a 'personalized' veterans plate. I did, and now I have a nice veteran's
plate with my callsign on it, thanks to my postal person who just delivered it.

dxAce
Michigan
USA


Nicely done, Steve. Two things inadequately recognized, today:
Veterans and Ham radio.