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Welcome to Tennessee (it shouldn't matter, but it does: clean-cut taxpaying middle-aged white guy, with former background in govt data centers [1] ). If I had a
by ProllyInfamous 7mo ago
Welcome to Tennessee (it shouldn't matter, but it does: clean-cut taxpaying middle-aged white guy, with former background in govt data centers [1] ). If I had any detectible minority status, I would display a plate properly.
More onlookers (from behind) snap photos of this taglessness than any other politics/offensive bumper sticker I've had [2] — my only thought is that my vehicle misleads them to think that perhaps I'm undercover I.C.E. (purposefully obscurring)..?
[1] I've woken up blackout in a comped hotel when friends in identical situation got arrested/PI; I still carry a long-expired govt work badge in my moneyclip
[2] 2nd-most popular, all-time, was "Patron Saint of Denials Luigi Mangione" image
- dec0dedab0de 7mo agoIn New Jersey your parked car could be towed for not having a plate.
- ProllyInfamous 7mo agoIn Tennessee we don't even issue front plates. Most vehicle registrations are <$30.00 (imagine!). Twenty years ago my then-fiance and I were entering NYC via tollbooth, and the attendant harrassed us about "where is your front license plate?!"
- dec0dedab0de 7mo agoThat's odd, because Pennsylvania doesn't have front plates either, and it is pretty close to NYC.
- ProllyInfamous 7mo agoPA's blue/yellow standard plate is soooo ugly they don't need to issue more than one.