Re: NH License Plate un-kind to WBCN

[aread@speakeasy.net]

Wow - a rare sighting of Mark Parrentau in Derry, NH!!  ;-)
- Aaron
(apologies for any misspellings)

P.S. The WAAF stickers lend a lot of credit to your theory, but don't assume that's what it means.  My great aunt belongs to the New England Wild Flowers Society, but I didn't know that until I asked her if she was a big dog fan with a license plate that says "NEWFS" (growing up, my next door neighbors had a Newfoundland dog that was bigger than me).

On 29 Mar 2002, John Bolduc wrote:

> Last evening while driving on Scobie Pond Road
> in Derry NH, I noticed a full size Ford Bronco
> sporting several WAAF stickers and decals.
> That is itself is not unusual. What was really
> noticable however, was the license plates on
> the vehicle were:
>
> FUWBCN.
>
> Quickly looking at it doesn't seem offensive,
> but switching to a different brain cell I
> concede it's saying F U WBCN.
>
> The state of NH usually yanks licenses plates
> that are in any way considered offensive, and
> F U anything usually doesn't happen.
>
> John Derry NH N1QGS