Reprise: UK vanity licence plates still make little sense… from July of last year
WE57 HAM is a UK license number plate that sold last year in a department of motor vehicle auction for £57,000 ($112,000). There are 500 supporters of the West Ham United Football (soccer) Club that would have paid that amount to have [...]
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Losing the Plot – UK Vanity Licence Plates
Posted on 21 May 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: 02, 4=A, 51, 52, 53, 5=S, AR53 NAL, Arsenal Gunners, BC pride, Boston College, Cherished, groups, Martin Davies, Massachusetts, Mitsubishi, number plate crazy, numeric alphabet 7=T, oblique, organisations, Prefix, progress, raise money, schools, Scottish Premiere League, UK plate, USA, V401 MUS, vadimus post, Vanity, WE57 HAM, West Ham United, www.UKnumberplates.org, £24, £36, £57
The 16-Month Marathon Continues
Posted on 07 May 2008 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: 25%, Big Papi, Boston College, Bush's 3rd term, clinton, Guantanamo, Jimmy Carter, John Anderson, marathon, McCain, misstatements, obama, primary season, Red Sox, Rev. Wright, Roberts Center, Ron Paul, temper, treaties
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It has been an amazing primary season. The pundits, media and bloggers around the world have been breathless schoolchildren for the past 116 years as the contests pile up like weekly train wrecks and the Big MO’ (Baby!) swings back and forth like Boston Red Sox DH Big Papi Ortiz’s spring bat, erratically but when [...]
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