help me decide what vanity plate to put on the new car

[bertha katzenengel]

It has to be very short, because we want to get the Chesapeake Bay plates, and if the "message" is too long, Ichabod Heron will not print on the left side of the plate.

These are the only ideas I have so far. So which is better, in your opinion?

[MissMillie]

1. LIBRAL

that's what I'd have on mine....

[bertha katzenengel]

2. Good one.

:hi:

[bertha katzenengel]

3. what is this? just two votes?

:kick:

[norml]

4. FERAL of course, because it actually spells something.

Initials that only mean something to you leave no impression on other drivers.

Having FERAL on your plates is cool!

Having initials on your plates is not.

[bertha katzenengel]

5. Who decides what is cool?

:hi:

With the CA & TN flags on the back window, it'll be apparent what the plate means to everyone but Hugh Moran. ;)

Edit: Okay, I didn't meant to be rude w/ my subject line. Truly. :hi:

[norml]

6. I do.

You asked for an opinion.

I gave you one.

If you want to know what someone else thinks is cool, ask them.

[bertha katzenengel]

7. .

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[Gormy Cuss]

8. FERAL

It might give pause to some of those hostile DC area drivers.:P

If you had more room I'd suggest CATNCATS

[Flaxbee]

9. "CA TN" spells, when read together "CATN"

and you guys "cat around" alot. Lol. Cat'n around... ;-)

FERAL is cool, too.

I was part of a high school girls group called "Kimberly Juniors" ("KJs") - it was sort of lame, it was definitely a hold over from the late 19th/early 20th century (and had been around since the 1920s) - how to be a lady, how to shake hands, never cross your legs, how to set a table, etc. But it also had some good career stuff (ironically) and it was also a historic group b/c the woman who started it made her $$ from Kimberly Clark paper products, a company I now protest against b/c they use old-growth forests for toilet paper.

Anyway, that was a random bit of personal information.

Which one do you like, bertha?

[kanrok]

10. Here's my personal favorite: