BO55 Number plates

[carlo996]

av185 said:

Yep.

All his psychobabble and ott defence of naff and illegal plates clearly proves he is the one with any insecurities.

It's you stalking people you don't know. Just walk up to them and say 'Hey, you're a knob for that plate'.....let me know how it works out

And no, if I was to choose a BOSS plate, or any other....not that I would because it's not my thing at all, then I wouldn't be such an insecure throbber as to go around posting it to my internet friends

Clearly you have too much spare time and not much going on eh?

[wpa1975]

Ari said:

Caddyshack said:

donkmeister said:

carlove said:

GiantCardboardPlato said:

I once saw CL10 OMG on a 172 Clio and i thought it was ace.

For my own reasons i really want 31P NMR

Edited by GiantCardboardPlato on Sunday 5th February 18:09

There's a Polo GTI locally with PO10 CYA. Always makes me smile.

Why does he want his car to say "chicken hello", spelled badly, to Italians?

I have seen CL10 CUP before, looked very clever to me…I am sure some will pretend not to be able to read it.

Got a feeling CL10 CUP belongs to Renault, I'm sure I've seen it on a press car in a car mag.

Not sure why you want to think people would 'pretend not to be able to read it' though, it's pretty clear to anyone who isn't actually dyslexic. But I suppose if that works for you then enjoy...

Correct James May drove it on the hot hatch challenge

[QuartzDad]

I only know of one such plate, it's on a recent DBS. The owner is playing in a streamed poker game next week, minimum to sit down with is $1m

[Tommo87]

wpa1975 said:

Ari said:

Caddyshack said:

donkmeister said:

carlove said:

GiantCardboardPlato said:

I once saw CL10 OMG on a 172 Clio and i thought it was ace.

For my own reasons i really want 31P NMR

Edited by GiantCardboardPlato on Sunday 5th February 18:09

There's a Polo GTI locally with PO10 CYA. Always makes me smile.

Why does he want his car to say "chicken hello", spelled badly, to Italians?

I have seen CL10 CUP before, looked very clever to me…I am sure some will pretend not to be able to read it.

Got a feeling CL10 CUP belongs to Renault, I'm sure I've seen it on a press car in a car mag.

Not sure why you want to think people would 'pretend not to be able to read it' though, it's pretty clear to anyone who isn't actually dyslexic. But I suppose if that works for you then enjoy...

Correct James May drove it on the hot hatch challenge

I don’t mind that, because it’s not trying to say anything different with weird spacing or extra bolts.

[Ari]

wpa1975 said:

Ari said:

Caddyshack said:

donkmeister said:

carlove said:

GiantCardboardPlato said:

I once saw CL10 OMG on a 172 Clio and i thought it was ace.

For my own reasons i really want 31P NMR

Edited by GiantCardboardPlato on Sunday 5th February 18:09

There's a Polo GTI locally with PO10 CYA. Always makes me smile.

Why does he want his car to say "chicken hello", spelled badly, to Italians?

I have seen CL10 CUP before, looked very clever to me…I am sure some will pretend not to be able to read it.

Got a feeling CL10 CUP belongs to Renault, I'm sure I've seen it on a press car in a car mag.

Not sure why you want to think people would 'pretend not to be able to read it' though, it's pretty clear to anyone who isn't actually dyslexic. But I suppose if that works for you then enjoy...

Correct James May drove it on the hot hatch challenge

I knew I'd seen it somewhere!

[Sprinter vannnn]

Tommo87 said:

wpa1975 said:

Ari said:

Caddyshack said:

donkmeister said:

carlove said:

GiantCardboardPlato said:

I once saw CL10 OMG on a 172 Clio and i thought it was ace.

For my own reasons i really want 31P NMR

Edited by GiantCardboardPlato on Sunday 5th February 18:09

There's a Polo GTI locally with PO10 CYA. Always makes me smile.

Why does he want his car to say "chicken hello", spelled badly, to Italians?

I have seen CL10 CUP before, looked very clever to me…I am sure some will pretend not to be able to read it.

Got a feeling CL10 CUP belongs to Renault, I'm sure I've seen it on a press car in a car mag.

Not sure why you want to think people would 'pretend not to be able to read it' though, it's pretty clear to anyone who isn't actually dyslexic. But I suppose if that works for you then enjoy...

Correct James May drove it on the hot hatch challenge

I don’t mind that, because it’s not trying to say anything different with weird spacing or extra bolts.

I wouldn't even recognise that as a private plate, and if I did I'd probably just think some girl was happy with the size of her boobs. After that I'd just start thinking about boobs and quickly forget about the plate altogether.

[457892345]

Sprinter vannnn said:

I wouldn't even recognise that as a private plate, and if I did I'd probably just think some girl was happy with the size of her boobs. After that I'd just start thinking about boobs and quickly forget about the plate altogether.

Found your plate

[Sprinter vannnn]

[rallye101]

av185 said:

Ah yes the ubiquitous RR never fails to deliver on many levels including 4d plates of course.

Spotted this tragic fail today.

Extra cringe points for illegal butchering of the 55 to SS make sure everyone knows he's a weapons grade BOSS desperate bellend.

our local boss man...cringe!

[Roboticarm]

/\ pretty sure that one says bogs... Maybe the CEO of a global toilet business

[Caddyshack]

Ari said:

Caddyshack said:

donkmeister said:

carlove said:

GiantCardboardPlato said:

I once saw CL10 OMG on a 172 Clio and i thought it was ace.

For my own reasons i really want 31P NMR

Edited by GiantCardboardPlato on Sunday 5th February 18:09

There's a Polo GTI locally with PO10 CYA. Always makes me smile.

Why does he want his car to say "chicken hello", spelled badly, to Italians?

I have seen CL10 CUP before, looked very clever to me…I am sure some will pretend not to be able to read it.

Got a feeling CL10 CUP belongs to Renault, I'm sure I've seen it on a press car in a car mag.

Not sure why you want to think people would 'pretend not to be able to read it' though, it's pretty clear to anyone who isn't actually dyslexic. But I suppose if that works for you then enjoy...

My comment was people pretending to not understand what EV11 MUM was supposed to read, clearly it is evil mum but they made out that they really did not understand the meaning of the plate. I have seen it many times on PH.

[CRA1G]

457892345 said:

Found your plate

Should have found it earlier....

[DSLiverpool]

In a moment of pure knobness I bought BO55 DST when I owned DST - had it on a week to open ridicule, made £500 when I sold it.

[David87]

rallye101 said:

our local boss man...cringe!

Is that gold one BO65?

[rallye101]

David87 said:

Is that gold one BO65?

Yep, bouncers selling entry to the one wc on the end, £60 for 5min..

Edited by rallye101 on Tuesday 7th February 20:51

[Berlin Mike]

Is this OK? This is our old Mini, Berlin registered and seen here in front of the Olympic Stadium from 1936.



No sure how much it would have cost in the UK but here it was mine for the princely sum of €15.80.

[rallye101]

It would be very wrong if it tipped its front right tyre in the air!!!

[Blakewater]

vikingaero said:

-Ad- said:

Blakewater said:

A woman delivers takeaways locally in a green A45 AMG with 3D BO55 plates. Someone posted on the community Facebook page that she'd run over his cat outside his house, on a small side road on a housing estate, got out of the car and looked at the cat and then just driven off.

It's hard not to tarnish all A45 owners with the same brush, but what's the correct way to deal with a run over cat that's a gonner?

- Stare at it.
- Move to side of road.
- Put on kerb.
- Take it home in a TK Maxx bag.
- Post a picture on the local FB group and say dead cat is here.

It's not cut and dry for a poor feline.

Knock on the doors of some local houses and make enquiries as to the owner, is the sensible and moral way to deal with it.

It baffles me how someone could kill a cat with a car on a residential cul-de-sac. I don't want to veer off topic, but I would knock on doors first and, if I couldn't find the owner that way, take it to a vet to be scanned for a microchip.

[Berlin Mike]

rallye101 said:

It would be very wrong if it tipped its front right tyre in the air!!!

Fortunately it only ever raised a rear tyre on a roundabout or two, the front tyres staying on the road.

[Hol]

Ari said:

simundo777 said:

carlo996 said:

I think the most tragic part of all is you’re insecure enough to actually stop and take a picture and post up on the internet? What would you have said exactly if the owner had arrived….would you have called him/her a ‘desperate bellend’ or would have hid behind your keyboard

Pathetic.

How to say you own a BO55 plate without actually saying you own one

I was about to comment 'well at least we've now found the owner of it!'

He probably should’ve subscribed to an online pharmacy to make sure he didn’t run out of essential meds.