Today I discovered….

[mick]

That the registration number SME9Y (SMEGY) belongs to a 1982 Ford Capri :D

Other interesting registration numbers included:

SYM3S on a Porsche 911 Turbo

CAP55Y on a 1982 Ford Fiesta

LEG10N on a 2004 Mercedes E220

God im bored lol…

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[Ian Symes]

Conclusive proof that I am better than Cappsy.

[Phil]

Well I’d still take a ride in the Cappsy mobile any day.

[Arlene Rimmer BSc SSc]

>Conclusive proof that I am better than Cappsy.

Well, obviously. ‘Cos the kind of car in whose registration number your nickname is featured is a direct indicator of how good a person you are and the size of your genitals. It’s a scientific fact.

Speaking of bored…I am too.

[Steve Harris]

I’ve always wanted TO5 SER although I suspect Ricky Gervais would snap that up before I got a chance…

[Steve Harris]

“Well, obviously. ?Cos the kind of car in whose registration number your nickname is featured is a direct indicator of how good a person you are and the size of your genitals. It?s a scientific fact.”

So my MG Midget with the Reg No SMA 11 say’s what to you exactly?
:-)

[Jonathan Capps]

That’s excellent! At least my car wasn’t designed by a NAZI, Ian. Ha!

[Arlene Rimmer BSc SSc]

>So my MG Midget with the Reg No SMA 11 say?s what to you exactly?
:-)

Well, I’d probably be too busy laughing to answer properly. After which, of course, I’d say “you’re nice, but it’s just not working out”. And then I’d go hop in the front seat of that Mercedes. Or one of Chris Barrie’s; he has a bunch of cars which are all pretty nice, from what I’ve heard.

[mick]

Ian, Although the 911 Turbo is much faster and flashy, I’d much rather hake a MkI Fiesta, tis a much rarer car nowadays and would turn more heads than just another hair dresser mobile ;)

[Ian Symes]

Story of my life, mate.

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