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Saturday, August 12, 2006

NWTF



Pat Niple, an Ohio woman who has the same vanity license plate on her car for more than a decade, is now being told by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles that it is obscene and it will not be renewed.

Niple's personalized plates are NWTF, an abbreviation of Northwood Tree Farm -- a business she owned with her late husband.

I guess this is another casualty of the Internet. I wonder if they are going to insist she change her last name?

14 comments:

  1. cube, funny!----and pathetic....maybe she should change her name to Pat Teat.

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  2. WHOTF says it's obscene?

    is there somebody at dmv that just scans license plates all day deciding? if so, this would be the equivalent of menu washer in my book!

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  3. rgmb: LOL! While we're at it, why not have her go back to her maiden name... Pat Butt ;-)

    nanc: I hear you.

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  4. *sigh*

    Our tax dollars at work...

    Or, the DMV strikes again!

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  5. LOL!

    Reminds me of a great t-shirt I saw once, that said:

    WTFWJD?

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  6. it isnæt obscene to my eyes. What can it be short for?
    I am serious.

    Niple, I bet she heard many jokes about it growing up!

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  7. minka: it stands for "now what the f**k".

    I think Niple is her married name but imagine growing up with a names like Pat R. Butts ;-)

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  8. O gosh I didnt even know what it stood for!..lol call me naiive!

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  9. woman: live & learn. You're never too old to learn new stuff. Me, I'm a student for life.

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  10. I wonder if that's her domain name, too. And if so, what sorts of thing are people looking for when they end up at her site?

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  11. jen: I've seen some wacky search words. Imagine if she uses her name for her domain ;-)

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