Pride Bling

[CCCM]

[Thunderhead308]

I would like to change the license plate number on me bike to "Spitzer" or "Tröped" after my rifle. The caliber defies gravity and at 1000yards is still supersonic. Some munitions makers track the bullet's trajectory with dopplar radar, so lol, i haven't been tracked by radar yet by cops but i did have the police chopper follow me once lol. No cops showed up at my door or on the roads but they were watching me. I slowed down but i digress.

Some Esso stickers, Michelin and Royal Purple stickers, Remus and a few other old racing names inthink would look good. Ferodo or Champion, Koni or Bilstein. Martini, CIBIE or Dunlop, Continental, TORCO as well. If i can find a source or make one that says "Group C 24 Heures du Mans 1987"for my favoeite class of cars. I think they would look good, those colors on a black carbon fibre belly pan that i'd like to buy from Pirate's Lair. Above the tail light or windscreen the logo for Lancia Delta S4 rally car. I know it's cars but the folk in my area are not well versed in motorsports. Shoo, i could gef away with a Chrysler Hemi FirePower sticker and it would not be known.

Like the scent of a Burgular Hobbit to Dragon

[WPV]

Eight character/space limit on autos here. Brevity is imperative. Personalized plates are too easy to remember if you are inclined to upset other drivers.

[CCCM]

Originally Posted by WPV

Eight character/space limit on autos here. Brevity is imperative. Personalized plates are too easy to remember if you are inclined to upset other drivers.

Couldn't agree more re: the point about personalized plates being easy to remember. What I have going for me is the state of mind that if I don't do anything worthy of punitive scrutiny, then folks will just know who their dealing with in the future. My experience with personalized plates began when I was 20 and was responsible for the city of Burlington Vt (up to the Canadian border) and IBM office products (6:5 dictating, typewriters and magcards). My plates were DJAVU. I've had that plate on every cage I've driven for 41 years. I've had CCCM on every sled I've piloted. My mind set is punctuated by a helmet sticker I found awhile back and has been on every helmet I've worn since....

See No Shit
Speak No Shit
Take No Shit

[GoJohnGo]

I could swear I read about someone using that plate before...

[MattB]

Originally Posted by WPV

Personalized plates are too easy to remember if you are inclined to upset other drivers.

That only seems to happen when I'm with Joe, Bill and Mani.... at least that I'm aware of.

[K13Msport]

Originally Posted by Thunderhead308

I would like to change the license plate number on me bike to "Spitzer" or "Tröped" after my rifle. The caliber defies gravity and at 1000yards is still supersonic. Some munitions makers track the bullet's trajectory with dopplar radar, so lol, i haven't been tracked by radar yet by cops but i did have the police chopper follow me once lol. No cops showed up at my door or on the roads but they were watching me. I slowed down but i digress.

Some Esso stickers, Michelin and Royal Purple stickers, Remus and a few other old racing names inthink would look good. Ferodo or Champion, Koni or Bilstein. Martini, CIBIE or Dunlop, Continental, TORCO as well. If i can find a source or make one that says "Group C 24 Heures du Mans 1987"for my favoeite class of cars. I think they would look good, those colors on a black carbon fibre belly pan that i'd like to buy from Pirate's Lair. Above the tail light or windscreen the logo for Lancia Delta S4 rally car. I know it's cars but the folk in my area are not well versed in motorsports. Shoo, i could gef away with a Chrysler Hemi FirePower sticker and it would not be known.

Like the scent of a Burgular Hobbit to Dragon

Exactly what caliber are you referring to? Hope it’s not .308 win.

[justjoe]

Originally Posted by K13Msport

Exactly what caliber are you referring to? Hope it’s not .308 win.

Here we go!

[K13Msport]

Originally Posted by justjoe

Here we go!

Ha ha. I honestly understood almost nothing in that post.

[tb]

Nice license plate. Unfortunately not valid in Germany - no personalized license plates available here either. But looks good.
Tom

[Rockdoc]

Originally Posted by justjoe

Here we go!

6.5CM

[justjoe]

Originally Posted by Rockdoc

6.5CM

Thought so! A funny article for you, but to sum it up.

[justjoe]

Originally Posted by K13Msport

Ha ha. I honestly understood almost nothing in that post.

Which is even funnier! As for the round, I could argue both sides well enough to see this argument coming from at least 1000 meters away!

[MattB]

Joe, you forgot this one.

[WPV]

Originally Posted by Thunderhead308

I would like to change the license plate number on me bike to "Spitzer" or "Tröped" after my rifle. The caliber defies gravity and at 1000yards is still supersonic.

I believe "Spitzer" refers to the bullet shape, not the caliber. Not to diminish the characteristics of the new rounds currently coming into fashion for now, but if things should ever get to the point preppers (I am not one) like to dream about, try to find ammo in the exotic calibers. Hard to do much when the weapon only will go "click". If your thing is to make a metal plate go ping at long range, more power to you. God does not subtract from your time on earth that time spent (pick one or more: shooting, fishing, golfing, motorcycling, camping, hiking, hunting, playing with your kids or dog, etc.)