Ducman

I was all excited to get my personal plate and I thought this one up on my own months before I got my TT (not trying to steal someone's handle).
Anyway, I'm kinda upset my request for XTTC on my personal plate was denied today by the AZ MVD. They told me it was a drug (it's also a word meaning excitement) and I told them I was happy to get my TT (hence the two T's?). Was told appealing the decision was impossible.


Just wanted to publicly thank the government for looking out for what's in my best interest.

*vent* mode off-

evan

how about, "SCHITT"?

jgriff

That would need to be GOODSHTT man

hornett

Saw "BOLUX2U", which most Brits would find highly offensive, but not known in Virginia.

RoQueTT

Funny - I saw a TT with this plate in CA last week

garyjf

i'm a brit and not offended at all... ;-)

TahoeTT

TT

Rob O

We submitted for DOG N IT -- proud owners of two labs -- and they denied it saying it had "sexual connotation". And yet, I used to see a Lexus almost daily with the plates T IT UP (I assume she means 'tee it up', not ... well, you know).

smallTTs

Try the link to see how it looks.

BTW: "KNACKERS" is also available in NY, as is "BOLUX2U". Who said we were uptight?<ul><li><a href="https://www.dmv.state.ny.us/inettrans2/wcCustomPlates.ASP?WCI=empchooseplate&WCU&amp;WCU" >https://www.dmv.state.ny.us/inettrans2/wcCustomPlates.ASP?WCI=empchooseplate&WCU&amp;WCU</a</li></ul>

GuilTTy

...therefore, you should be allowed to have the plates (unless you shorten the chemical name to MDMA as it is commonly known) In fact, why don't you apply for MDMA? I'll bet they approve that one and they won't know that they're actually approving the real nickname for the drug!