License Plates! I can't get enough of them. And I know I
just yammered on about them a few weeks ago, but I've stumbled across two more personalized
plates that are just BEGGING to be discussed. Villainous License Plates. (Dun, dun, DUNNN!)
I need to hear your thoughts, because stories are filling my
head. What kind of people come up with these??! What kind of people want these
to be their introduction to all the strangers they meet on the road? It's a
fascinating thought!
First up we have VILNMKR
In case you aren't sure what that says, I read that as
VILLAIN MAKER. Now, of course, I could be totally wrong. Maybe someone's
last name is Viln. BUT, I'm sticking to my story that it is VILLAIN MAKER.
So what do you think? Parents who worry they'll mess their
kids up? A writer who just loves writing villains? An illustrator who loves
drawing villians? Or is it more diabolical than that? Maybe it's an evil
scientist with a plot to take over the world. Maybe this is really the Joker's
car!!! So many fun possibilities!
Next up goes perfectly with that first one: MMWHAHA
So awesome!! Maybe this is the second car of the person up
above. Or maybe it belongs to someone who just likes to laugh evilly in the
face of other's struggles. In fact, they like it so much, they paid extra to be
able to laugh at all the strangers they pass on the road.
Come to think of it, I found this car parked at my son's
school. Should I be worried? Maybe we have a stereotypical principal at his school
living out the evil school principal trope. Or maybe he's just living it vicariously
through his car since he's a very nice man. (So you have no need to worry, Mr.
Principal! I do not suspect your secret identity as a villain AT ALL. Not even
a little bit.)
Now I didn't get to see either of these cars actually
driving. They were both parked. So I don't know if they drive appropriately for
such license plates, but I sure hope I run into these cars again!
Now you tell me! What are the stories behind these
license plates?
6 comments:
There is a car at my work that has a spelling variation Bwahaha. I once passed a car with Arizona plates that wad this tiny little blue carry that looked a LOT like the tire shop car on the movie Cars. It's plate said LUIGII. Lol
Silly I think that is violin maker!
Aline, how funny! Very smart.
And Bathwater, lol! You are absolutely right. That's probably what it really is. (But I confess, I like my version so much better!!) :)
Yes I like your version better too!
I'm glad to hear, bathwater! It kind of says something that Violin Maker never even occurred to me. LOL!
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