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State DMVs Are Not Amused By Your Attempts To Get License Plates With Dirty Acronyms

By Mary Beth Quirk January 29, 2013

It isn’t just license plates with clear messages that can get banned (and in one recent case, challenged legally) — each state’s Department of Motor Vehicles has a lengthy list of prohibited phrases it’s had to get hip to, including text speak. Because heaven forbid someone slip in a naughty word. OMFG, right? They’re onto us. [More]

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