This time I've got a few black number plates.
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I'll start off with Catwoman, a woman after my own heart, lover of cats or maybe she's the superhero type...
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| I think this Vuvuzela could be owned by a South African. Remember during the Soccer world cup of 2010 when the awfully loud vuvuzela was the sound of choice during the games? |
The Mienie for a cute and modern Mini.
The term Wogboy was also the name of an Australian movie from 2000, and then Wogboy II from 2010, starring Australian actors from Greek descent. Very funny!
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| The Wolve - powerful, fast, head of the pack... |
Debtfree - lucky him! We would love to be debt free wouldn't we?
Whoo Hoo, it's Friday!!
Have a great weekend everybody!
I'm busy preparing my things to fly out to Portugal on Wednesday for a family celebration - the christening of my "great-nephew".
I'll try my best to do a couple of posts, but if not see you in 3 weeks.
Never thought smarts would make it to Australia!
ReplyDeleteDo you also see VW up!-cars? (guess not).
Oh. Those awful Vuvuzelas. Horrible! European soccer games start June 10th - I hope without that nonesense!
Ha. We are debtfree :-)
Wooo Hoo, have a great time in Portugal, Sami - and a nice journey, too.
Mais umas matrículas bem giras! :-)
ReplyDeleteUma óptimas férias em Portugal!
Boa viagem!
Haven't seen those, but there are a lot of VW's too.
ReplyDeleteThere are a few Smarts around, but I think they might be too small for Australia, maybe ideal as a city car only, not for long distances.
Thanks Iris, will do my best to enjoy my time with the family.
Yes, city-cars, I think so too. My (VW)-neighbour goes on the freeway in his up! every working day, yikes, so dangerous!
ReplyDeleteDo your best then :-)
You see so many personalised number plates. Perhaps I should look more. Enjoy your holiday.
ReplyDeleteThanks Andrew. I have photographed close to 500 in the last 3 years or so. Maybe it's a Perth thing?
DeleteThese are so funny. I don't see that many good ones here. You find some fantastic and hilarious license plates.
ReplyDeleteThanks Elizabeth, I think Australians also have a great sense of humour.
DeleteI love the Woo Hoo :) You will be on your look out for some good ones in Europe. Enjoy your trip and by my calculations I should be able to wave to you from the skies on your way back!
ReplyDeleteWren x
Woo Hoo is funny. Thanks Wren, will cross paths in the sky then! Enjoy your trip too.
DeleteFunny plates, have a nice time in Portugal.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mariette.
DeleteFun collection again, think my best pick here is Wooo Hooo :) have a wonderful and safe time in Portugal Sami, we must catch up when you get back.
ReplyDeleteThanks Grace, will do. Yes we must get together when I return.
DeleteDearest Sami,
ReplyDeleteThat is fun to look at and the only hard time is with those letters like 3 and 6 that become an E or G... Funny!
Wishing you a safe trip and a great time in Portugal. Have you ever counted your trips abroad? We did it 64 times for visiting our Parents and family. Pieter's Mom only lived till 1989 and we were still working and living in Italy so we could drive in some 12 hours time.
Sending you hugs and blessings,
Mariette
Hello Mariette, yes sometimes it takes a while to figure what the number plate means with a mix of letters and numbers.
DeleteNo, I never counted all our trips, don't even know if I remember all of them... Living in Europe everything is so close together nowadays most capital cities can be reached by plane within 2 or 3 hours.
Another good set of number plates. Here we don't have words but I have been trying to make words with the 3 letters the plates have. It's good entertainment during my runs. I found a SCW, which at first I thought it was my initials+woman, but then I realise it was Sami Colourful World ;)
ReplyDeleteApart from being entertaining it's also good for the mind. LOL, that's well spotted Sara.
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