Rated R…How’d This Plate Get Passed Utah DMV?

There's nothing better than the guy who puts a lot of energy into their license plate.

It's what keeps us all going.

u/tinytrafficcones on Reddit posted this license plate the other day:

Let’s play a game: What did they claim this meant at the DMV?
byu/TinyTrafficCones inUtah

"MLFMBLE"

Which it took me awhile, but it's MILF MOBILE.

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And the funniest part about it is, as the post asks, is what they had to tell the DMV person to get it passed through.

u/jortr0n said:

"It was actually a DMV typo. It was meant to be MLM MBLE. I know this first hand because I’ve also been behind this car and have smelled the lavender essential oil."

That seems more appropriate.

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u/railroad_drifter said:

"Ok I feel like the old crotchety lady that worked at the DMV that approved (and denied like 93%) personal plates either died or retired. In their place we now have an intern or someone who laughs at every crazy plate request and slaps the OK rubber stamp on it no matter what."

I want there to be a documentary about all the license plate people in Utah. Just go around and interview them all about their lives and their experience at the DMV. I want to hear their stories.

On my food chain, license plate people are slightly above bumper sticker people. I appreciate bumper sticker people, but I feel like it's a little more non-committal. Anybody can go to 7-Eleven and load up on COEXIST bumper stickers.

Having a vanity license plate is a lifestyle.

What are your thoughts?