Normally I wouldn't post someone's personal information, but I have to think
that if you choose a license plate like this you're looking for attention. (Make
sure you start by reading the bumper sticker next to the plate.)
Why am I so drawn to bathroom decorations? I can't even remember where I saw this one, but the message is spot on.
Shoebox cards are humorous, so it doesn't surprise me thay found a cute way to
say the store is out of a style.
I saw this entry when Hubby Tony and I were walking in a historic neighborhood
the other day. Take a look at the stairs! Each step was made from a concrete
block of decreasing size. I didn't see any adhesive holding the steps
together, and when you look closely you'll see that there are brown planter
boxes in the middle of two of them.
Interesting photos
ReplyDeleteThis was a lot of fun. It did take me a few seconds to realize what that license plate said.
ReplyDeleteI've gone to parties where they play a game...a whole page full of license plates that you have to decipher.
DeleteVery clever license plate/bumper sticker! Also the sign for the card slot. An interesting staircase, too!
ReplyDeleteI loved watching Reno 911. The whacko deputies in intro were both trying to figure out what a personalized license plate read when they smacked into the back of the car with theirs.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to keep an eye out for that episode
DeleteThe steps are a disaster waiting to happen. I wonder if they'll put crosses next to them for everyone that dies.
ReplyDeleteI sent the license plate to my SIL.
Just transfer the pics to your computer.
I don't know if I'll ever see those steps again, but if I do I'll definitely see if they've made any changes.
DeleteGreat photos Kathy. Thanx.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
It's amazing how our brains can read that numberplate.
ReplyDeleteI live in St Louis. Where are those stairs? Soulard? South City??
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, this photo was way back in the camera roll and I can't remember exactly which neighborhood we were in.
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