Geek licence plates cause stir again

Is it a German plot?

By Charlie Demerjian

Mon Oct 17 2005, 08:54

THERE IS A LONG tradition of geek based licence plates on cars with mysterious lineages.

They are usually seen in the company of tall German scribes with short memories. This time, we doubt it is him, unless his legs suddenly got a lot shapelier, and there are some interesting hormones in the water where he lives.

Nah, scratch that, nothing he could drink, nor I could drink for that matter, would make him look like the owner of this car. µ

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