How do you read this?

[Octopus]

As per title:

 

[trev]

Well, it's obviously supposed to say arseholes but it doesn't does it. I saw one a couple of weeks ago on a range rover sport which was covered in nufc badges, T004 RMY.
I thought "what a cock"
You can tell I'm not a fan of personalised plates whether "humourous" or otherwise.
Yes I'm a miserable git I know, my daughter has my mobile number stored not as Dad, father or any of the ones you'd expect. No, I'm in there as Grumpy

 

[dingledong]

Trev as a member of your fan club I think your a bundle of laughs

 

[Marvo]

I'm with you Trev as another misery who hates them with a passion. If I come across someone driving a car with one I never give way to them out of principal.

 

[Octopus]

I'm with you Trev as another misery who hates them with a passion. If I come across someone driving a car with one I never give way to them out of principal.

Don't go to Scotland, they have more personalised plates than any other part of the uk

Alec Salmonds is --- 1

 

[trev]

Strangely appropriate though Murdoch

 

[dingledong]

I like them I drive along and see one and spend ages trying to work out what what the meaning of most of them are cos most don't make.sense

 

[ferg]

Personalised number plates serve 2 purposes.

1 hide the age of your vehicle..... snob
2. LOOK AT ME!!!!!!.... cock.

And there is, I suppose, a 3rd which is to somehow incorporate your business name into the plate.
Which is kind of, almost, nearly, getting towards acceptable(ish).

 

[Besoeker]

Well, it's obviously supposed to say arseholes but it doesn't does it. I saw one a couple of weeks ago on a range rover sport which was covered in nufc badges, T004 RMY.
I thought "what a cock"
You can tell I'm not a fan of personalised plates whether "humourous" or otherwise.
Yes I'm a miserable git I know, my daughter has my mobile number stored not as Dad, father or any of the ones you'd expect. No, I'm in there as Grumpy

A slightly related tale. We had two grand staying and I'd collected meds - a big bag with three months supply.
The elder of the two, aged six saw this.
"Nana, is granddad really poorly?"
Her concern was rather touching.
I tried to allay her concerns.
"Nah. These are my grumpy pills."

A while later - some hours later actually.....
"Nana, is it time for granddad to take his grumpy pills?"
Precious moments......

Registration numbers............
Gozillion years ago, I was in Dundee in a hotel car park.
Saw POT 80. On a Moggie minor.

Local tattie merchant.