the only two that annoy me are how people spell or pronounce plenum plenuim, plentuim, plentham etc and walkinshaw wilkingshaw, walkingshore etc..

hahahaha walking sure

Some poor nerd (probably single and ugly but that is completely irrelevant to what i am trying to say) created a program for sir Bill Gates called SPELL CHECK and people with language disorders need to learn how to use it! end rant.

Quote: Originally Posted by DIXIE I believe your data is thoroughly flawed, as I have witnessed first hand that numerous instances of relations have been acquired through the use of skill and cunning, not through any means of financial solicitation. I also put it to you that my data is of more worth as it is first hand, whereas yours is hearsay. I put it to you kind Sir that your first hand experience and associated opinion regarding the comical or informative value of the text printed on motor vehicle registration plates and the judgment regarding the effectiveness of various arrangements in achieving the wishes of the motor vehicle's registered tender that you derive from it is invalid and present exhibit a: registration plate VL2DY4 as evidence. I would like to argue that the above registration plate is terminally flawed from an informative point of view as the exchangement of one's life for the sake of the 1986 model Holden VL Commodore in point is most certainly a ludicrous one. The registration plate's outlandish claim that the vehicle to which said plates (x2) are fitted would be worth perishing to gain some kind of ownership opportunity (which in itself makes little sense as to how an action could possibly lead to the transfer detailed) is preposterous, as would be any such proposed exchange between one's time on this earth and a motor vehicle in fact - as the prospect of owning any motor vehicle once departed is impossible from both a physical and legal point of view. Quote: Originally Posted by DIXIE Although it is technically heresy, because I am a god. This has yet to be proven in a court of law.

The worst one on here is "does" which I always see spelt "dose" on here... Ironic "Dose anyone know where the kebab shop is" Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by ATMO_BT1 I put it to you kind Sir that your first hand experience and associated opinion regarding the comical or informative value of the text printed on motor vehicle registration plates and the judgment regarding the effectiveness of various arrangements in achieving the wishes of the motor vehicle's registered tender that you derive from it is invalid and present exhibit a: registration plate VL2DY4 as evidence. I would like to argue that the above registration plate is terminally flawed from an informative point of view as the exchangement of one's life for the sake of the 1986 model Holden VL Commodore in point is most certainly a ludicrous one. The registration plate's outlandish claim that the vehicle to which said plates (x2) are fitted would be worth perishing to gain some kind of ownership opportunity (which in itself makes little sense as to how an action could possibly lead to the transfer detailed) is preposterous, as would be any such proposed exchange between one's time on this earth and a motor vehicle in fact - as the prospect of owning any motor vehicle once departed is impossible from both a physical and legal point of view. This has yet to be proven in a court of law. Your feeble human mind has once again failed you. The registration plates in question do not assert that one should offer their life in exchange for ownership of said vehicle, but rather, one would forfeit their life to prevent something untoward occuring to the vehicle, much like Charles would take a bullet for me. Furthermore, seeing as I am a god, it does pertain to me, as I am immortal and will own many VLs from now until the end of time.

Quote: Originally Posted by ATMO_BT1 VL2DY4 as evidence. I would like to argue that the above registration plate is terminally flawed from an informative point of view as the exchangement of one's life for the sake of the 1986 model Holden VL Commodore in point is most certainly a ludicrous one. The registration plate's outlandish claim that the vehicle to which said plates (x2) are fitted would be worth perishing to gain some kind of ownership opportunity (which in itself makes little sense as to how an action could possibly lead to the transfer detailed) is preposterous, as would be any such proposed exchange between one's time on this earth and a motor vehicle in fact - as the prospect of owning any motor vehicle once departed is impossible from both a physical and legal point of view. This has yet to be proven in a court of law. touch�...... lol

Quote: Originally Posted by DIXIE Your feeble human mind has once again failed you. The registration plates in question do not assert that one should offer their life in exchange for ownership of said vehicle, but rather, one would forfeit their life to prevent something untoward occuring to the vehicle, much like Charles would take a bullet for me. Furthermore, seeing as I am a god, it does pertain to me, as I am immortal and will own many VLs from now until the end of time. When my own brain is used for the sake of a fair comparison I would argue that it is in fact your mind which could be considered 'feeble', and that this in turn is reflected by your terrible hair cut and taste in both music and automotive trimmers. It is my opinion that if a learned and educated individual such as myself could so easily be mistaken as to the meaning behind the abbreviated text printed on your registration plates that they may in fact be ineffective (as previously pointed out by myself) when it comes time for the self proclaimed "witty" semi-intelligent registration plates to direct their information towards your target audience (easily influenced, young and impressionable minors - I would like to make clear).

Quote: Originally Posted by ATMO_BT1 When my own brain is used for the sake of a fair comparison I would argue that it is in fact your mind which could be considered 'feeble', and that this in turn is reflected by your terrible hair cut and taste in both music and automotive trimmers. It is my opinion that if a learned and educated individual such as myself could so easily be mistaken as to the meaning behind the abbreviated text printed on your registration plates that they may in fact be ineffective (as previously pointed out by myself) when it comes time for the self proclaimed "witty" semi-intelligent registration plates to direct their information towards your target audience (easily influenced, young and impressionable minors - I would like to make clear). Then would you care to explain 'MAVRCK'? :P

slow day in the office boys? lol

***in hell man.. Quote: you obviously havent heard about me and ****. I sure hope it has nothing to do with you bending over in front of another male and concentually engaging in anal sex, in the recieving manner. If it so does, then i guess it doesnt matter how cool your vanisheans are or how mad your rocket cover has been painted, for you would be better known as a 'poo pirate' or an 'anal addict' and not DIXIE. haha !! xox

Quote: Originally Posted by exchaser ***in hell man.. I sure hope it has nothing to do with you bending over in front of another male and concentually engaging in anal sex, in the recieving manner. If it so does, then i guess it doesnt matter how cool your vanisheans are or how mad your rocket cover has been painted, for you would be better known as a 'poo pirate' or an 'anal addict' and not DIXIE. haha !! xox nah my name's not gas, and im not greek :P

on the pipe for sure these guys

Quote: Originally Posted by DIXIE Then would you care to explain 'MAVRCK'? :P MAVRCK refers to the driver of the vehicle registered as such and more specifically, the presence of attributes which he shares with the fictional character the abbreviation denotes.

Quote: Originally Posted by exchaser ***in hell man.. I sure hope it has nothing to do with you bending over in front of another male and concentually engaging in anal sex, in the recieving manner. If it so does, then i guess it doesnt matter how cool your vanisheans are or how mad your rocket cover has been painted, for you would be better known as a 'poo pirate' or an 'anal addict' and not DIXIE. haha !! xox "i" before "e" except after "c"

Quote: Originally Posted by ATMO_BT1 MAVRCK refers to the driver of the vehicle registered as such and more specifically, the presence of attributes which he shares with the fictional character the abbreviation denotes. I see. Would you care to explain how said abbreviation passes that information to the average observer?

Quote: Originally Posted by DIXIE I see. Would you care to explain how said abbreviation passes that information to the average observer? Refer to signature. Most people have heard about me, "and shit". Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by ATMO_BT1 Refer to signature. Most people have heard about me, "and shit". Sorry boss. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

No worries Scooter Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by ATMO_BT1 No worries Scooter All good, Chief. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.