Continuing The Pol's "Inane Knoxville" theme, here's a little something I spotted the other day. Click on the image to zoom in. That license plate is teh kewlest lol !!!1!!
Wednesday, July 01, 2009
omg wtf
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14 comments:
Ha! I always see that car parked on the Gay St bridge and laugh! Amazing.
I think that's Ian Blackburn's car. He's the co-founder of Metro Pulse and currently works at AC Entertainment.
i know that parking lot. my dog poops there whenever we visit knoxville.
Em - I don't think you can actually park on the Gay St. bridge...
John - yep! It's the monkeymobile.
Will - thanks for the dog poop. Cullin & I were just saying the other day that we don't have nearly enough dog poop around the place.
Yes, you can...I suppose they call it the Gay Street viaduct. It's still a bridge though. Down by the 100 block.
Oh, right, sorry. I thought you meant the bridge that crosses the river.
You can park there as well Ian, its just the authorities tend to frown on it. Might get towed even, or news coverage for being a jumper.
that's my favorite plate in knoxville. or anywhere else for that matter. since the owner reads this blog, any story on the origin? feel free to make up something amazing.
Not much of a story; I sent in a vanity-plate application just to see if they'd give it to me. They did, somewhat to my surprise.
I think I like that better than had there been some detailed story behind it.
Ian, I am moving into that building in August. What do you think of the place?
I love it. It's got all the attendant quirks that old buildings have, but it's a cool place to live.
That's hilarious. And I'm guessing if the county that issued it realized what wtf stood for, they probably wouldn't have done it. LOL
Saw one on Gay Street that read: OMFG
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