So... the VA DMV has no sense of humor

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#1

EscherEnigma

Jan 06, 2011 16:33:35
So... apparently the VA DMV has no sense of humor [link].

Alas. 
#2

homicidal_squirrel

Jan 06, 2011 16:38:38
That guy rocks. Too bad he couldn't get his second choice for a plate "FUVADMV"
#3

Robin_Hoodlum

Jan 06, 2011 16:45:52
I would like to find those who felt "offended" and beat the hell outta every one of them.
#4

Mad_Jack

Jan 06, 2011 17:46:32

 Geez, good thing I didn't drive through there back when I used to have the yellow "Soccer Mom In Trunk" sign stuck on the back window of my minivan. Or the bumpersticker I made for a friend's car that said "Teachers For the Legalization of Marijuana"...Tongue out

Personally, I 100% approve of that license plate.

#5

pluisjen

Jan 07, 2011 2:06:16
Another battle lost in the war for humor and other non-serious things. Frown
#6

Cpt_Micha

Jan 07, 2011 8:38:23
Virginians..... ugh
#7

zombie_babies

Jan 07, 2011 9:43:18
Maybe they thought he was gonna eat them next?  Oh well, you just can't win the 'it's just a joke' battle anymore.  People whine, other people listen, muscles are flexed and a little bit of our souls dies.  Way to go, life.  Way to go.
#8

zombie_babies

Jan 07, 2011 12:36:22
Well, the sticker is personal property and the plate is official gov't stuff.  The sticker shows the person driving the vehicle thinks whatever and that's it.  The plate shows that the gov't approved whatever message the plate happens to have.  It's stupid, sure, but it can't really be compared to a bumper sticker.
#9

dirtyfrank

Jan 08, 2011 23:29:45
that be a funny plate.
#10

Robin_Hoodlum

Jan 09, 2011 2:22:03
PC... isn't.
#11

iqwinn

Jan 09, 2011 3:11:11
Funny? Some here think so...

Poor taste? Absolutely.
#12

Duskweaver

Jan 09, 2011 9:17:12
The worst part of this sorry tale isn't that the Va DMV has no sense of humour (I mean, honestly, does anybody expect an official government agency to ever exhibit a sense of humour?), it's that they assumed it was supposed to be a reference to paedophilia.

Think about that for a moment. Somebody at the Va DMV apparently looked at that LP and, instead of thinking "oh, a cannibalism joke", their first mental association was "oral sex with children".

Is anybody else just a little freaked out by that?
#13

iqwinn

Jan 09, 2011 19:07:30
California?!?!  Oh, you poor thing.

I don't envy where you live, no matter what part of that state you inhabit.  It's a powder-keg just waiting for a spark.  There's so much racial and economic and political strife that it won't take much to make it fall into the ocean, figuratively speaking, though I'll not be surprised if it happens literally.
#14

mock26

Jan 10, 2011 1:28:19

Aparently This is an acceptable sticker but Eat the kids first cannot be a LP? I'm glad Virginia is so far away from me. Granted I think the sticker is damn funny, but so is the LP.



It stems from the fact that the DMV actually owns the license plate and as such the license plate is a reflection of the State.   I do not agree with this but I can understand it.