And of course, as everyone knows, just after God comes... football:
And on the other end of the spectrum, you have abominations like this:
For what it's worth, she matched her car. Really. Matched perfectly. Dead serious.
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And of course, as everyone knows, just after God comes... football:
And on the other end of the spectrum, you have abominations like this:
For what it's worth, she matched her car. Really. Matched perfectly. Dead serious.
Anybody else think the first one is in poor taste and bordering on "wrong"?
ReplyDeleteIn someone making it a license plate in the first place? First reaction - a bit. Second reaction - not so bad, but... okay, a bit.
ReplyDeleteIn parking lots, really redefines "searching for God".
Why didn't you take a picture of Ms. Pink?
ReplyDeleteI once saw a license plate that said "BHYOMYOM". I like that one better than the first one.
Ezzie, I must reiterate and clarify for your readership, that I didn't tag you because I was equating you with G-d, but because it reminded me of your blog.
ReplyDeletethat is all.
glad you enjoyed
oh and the kicker is, i doubt teh car belonged to someone Jewish, let alone religious. i saw that car parked at the Rapid station on Green (only Ezzie knows what I'm talking about and he can vouch for how unlikely it is that there would be a religious person's car parked there.)
ReplyDeleteMs. Pink?
ReplyDeleteWhat was Paris Hilton doing in Cleveland?
Mrs Coops - Oh, I know. But it was funny! :)
ReplyDeleteReally? Didn't know that part. Even funnier!
Maybe that's Hot Channie's car?
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