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albaugh
response 163 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 10 21:37 UTC 2000

On a Chevy Suburban:  MOM OF7  (I guess there's not enough space for
MOM OF 7)

On a big van:  ICETIME  (a hockey mom, I presume)
tpryan
response 164 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 10 23:23 UTC 2000

        M0M 0F7 could fit the latest numbering scheme.
albaugh
response 165 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 11 05:29 UTC 2000

I guess that's possible, but we both know it's a vanity plate.  :-)
tpryan
response 166 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 11 17:22 UTC 2000

        I like getting fooled by ordinary plates that, at first glance
, looks like something cryptic.  MOM OF7 is probably a vanity plate as
it does make sense.
jep
response 167 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 13 17:18 UTC 2000

Michigan plates:

O RADON
BLESSD
WHT RVN
other
response 168 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 03:12 UTC 2000

sticker:  "Protests against fur are much more violent than those against 
leather because it is much easier to attack rich women than motorcycle 
gangs."
mcnally
response 169 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 04:00 UTC 2000

  And because little furry critters are generally held to be cuter than cows,
  but the sticker nonetheless makes an excellent point.
gelinas
response 170 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 16:33 UTC 2000

I saw the Washington plate UMICH19 on S. Seventh this morning.
jep
response 171 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 17:40 UTC 2000

Michigan plate K S R
Illinois plate CHASE C
krj
response 172 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 20:42 UTC 2000

Michigan plate:   NO1 TOY         on a small red sports car
albaugh
response 173 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 22:11 UTC 2000

On a different van:  ICE TME
(must have been that #163 got to it first! :-)
mcnally
response 174 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 16 22:46 UTC 2000

  In the parking garage where I work:  LYCNTRP
  Anyone know where I can get silver bullets?
bruin
response 175 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 17 01:10 UTC 2000

Michigan plate PETES52 at the _Ann Arbor News_ world headquarters on a 
green 1952 Chevrolet Deluxe 4-door sedan.
abc
response 176 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 17 01:17 UTC 2000

DON DON (MD)
russ
response 177 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 06:57 UTC 2000

Saw AGRAV8 yesterday.
gelinas
response 178 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 06:59 UTC 2000

I saw RONG888 yestereve.  Not sure what it means, though.
albaugh
response 179 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 07:43 UTC 2000

I guess it was Cheech & Chong's "Up In Smoke" tonight where the vanity 
plate read  MUF DVR
abc
response 180 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 18 23:01 UTC 2000

R1SING (VA)
other
response 181 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 19 04:51 UTC 2000

MI  1AM F16     Probably not a vanity plate, but sure could be...
bruin
response 182 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 19 16:22 UTC 2000

I believe that Michigan plate 1AM F16, if it is on the Mackinac Bridge 
graphic plare, is a regular issue in that series.
gelinas
response 183 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 20 20:39 UTC 2000

I saw SENNECA a little earlier today.  It was so covered with mud that
I couldn't tell the colors, so I don't know which state.  Then I saw a
Michigan plate, DEB E M 
albaugh
response 184 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 20 20:46 UTC 2000

MI plate:  ARGHM8Y  (must be a landlocked pirate! :-)

OH plate:  K9 CARE

MI plage:  GERB  (must be a gerbil... ;-)
snowth
response 185 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 21 01:00 UTC 2000

MI plate: FEDXGUY
flem
response 186 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 21 15:59 UTC 2000

Saw, on a Dodge Caravan this morning, the MI plate CARYVAN.  I really, really
hope the owner's name isn't Cary; I think I would need to do something violent
and ugly to restore the balance of the universe.  
jep
response 187 of 230: Mark Unseen   Nov 21 17:20 UTC 2000

Michigan plates:
B 24
NOAJGUY
HVWINGS
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