Noticed one of our posters with Ahoya plates was captured in a photo of the recent floods on the villagespillage.com blog site. We got 2 feet of water, what an expensive mess, furnace, water heater, washer dryer, personal belongings flood remediation services.
I feel sorry for all the people who can't afford to get things back to normal, they obviously have it much worse than us.
Hmm .. who would have plates like that ..
Quote from: mu_hilltopper on July 25, 2010, 11:56:23 AM
Hmm .. who would have plates like that ..
I dunno....Bob Huggins? Bo Ryan? "Carillon Bill" Geishecker?
Quote from: wildbillsb on July 25, 2010, 12:45:46 PM
I dunno....Bob Huggins? Bo Ryan? "Carillon Bill" Geishecker?
Hint: Perhaps taking a closer look at avitars in this tread is in order.
Quote from: sailwi on July 25, 2010, 11:02:41 AM
Noticed one of our posters with Ahoya plates was captured in a photo of the recent floods on the villagespillage.com blog site. We got 2 feet of water, what an expensive mess, furnace, water heater, washer dryer, personal belongings flood remediation services.
I feel sorry for all the people who can't afford to get things back to normal, they obviously have it much worse than us.
I would suggest that they concentrate on Jamil Wilson and keep the final four that he will surely bring foremost in their minds to get through these difficult times.
Marquette fan/Flood ravaged homeowner's mind:
1. Warrior vs. Golden Eagle debate
2. DJ Newbill's perceived lesbian agenda & offer rescission
3. Jamil Jamil Jamil
4. Buzz Sweet Tea intake & ramifications on March Madness
5. 2" of water in basement
Quote from: mu_hilltopper on July 26, 2010, 08:08:45 AM
Marquette fan/Flood ravaged homeowner's mind:
1. Warrior vs. Golden Eagle debate
2. DJ Newbill's perceived lesbian agenda & offer rescission
3. Jamil Jamil Jamil
4. When will my new MU plates be arriving?
5. Buzz Sweet Tea intake & ramifications on March Madness
6. 2" of water in basement
Time for a plate upgrade :)
I received mine already. It would make sense if the customized plates took awhile longer to arrive.
Quote from: Skatastrophy on July 26, 2010, 08:17:03 AM
Time for a plate upgrade :)
I received mine already. It would make sense if the customized plates took awhile longer to arrive.
After about 3 attempts and 11 rejections to get what I wanted for personalized plates I "settled" for MU1977. But it was nice (and slightly upsetting) to see that many others had the same ideas I had for plate personalization. I will have to say that mu_hilltopper's "AHOYA" is clearly the cream of that crop.
Quote from: mosarsour on July 26, 2010, 02:41:44 PM
After about 3 attempts and 11 rejections to get what I wanted for personalized plates I "settled" for MU1977. But it was nice (and slightly upsetting) to see that many others had the same ideas I had for plate personalization. I will have to say that mu_hilltopper's "AHOYA" is clearly the cream of that crop.
Well that's interesting. I wonder if he got dibs since he already had the regular plate with the same vanity phrase. Or will he keep his original Ahoya plates because he couldn't get new MU Ahoya plates? We have the potential for their to be 2 Ahoya vehicles on the freeway soon. That may tear asunder the very fabric of reality!
4never's Chevette is sporting "Creaned" custom MU plates.
I imagine they do NOT issue duplicate plates depending on the "style" of the plate.
Officer: Did you get the license plate?
Witness: yes. UWSUX
Officer: Was that the standard plate, or the MU plate style? Otherwise, we need to hunt down two different guys.
I think you are wrong. In TN the special edition plates are numbered (mine is 264), I have seen other plates with #264 in different designs.
For example, my plate is supporting a historic district, and I have seen a TN Volunteers fan plate with the same number.
Quote from: mu_hilltopper on July 26, 2010, 04:23:09 PM
I imagine they do NOT issue duplicate plates depending on the "style" of the plate.
Officer: Did you get the license plate?
Witness: yes. UWSUX
Officer: Was that the standard plate, or the MU plate style? Otherwise, we need to hunt down two different guys.
I think conversation might be a bit off...
Officer: Did you get the license plate of the moped?
Witness: Yes, officer. It was DTAYLOR. I saw him walk out with the iPods & cell phones.
Officer: Was that the standard plate, or the UW plate style? Otherwise, we need to hunt down two different guys.
Quote from: mu_hilltopper on July 26, 2010, 04:23:09 PM
I imagine they do NOT issue duplicate plates depending on the "style" of the plate.
Officer: Did you get the license plate?
Witness: yes. UWSUX
Officer: Was that the standard plate, or the MU plate style? Otherwise, we need to hunt down two different guys.
It looks like my plate number is "00331" or something like that, but the 'official' plate number is "00331MU" which is why the number of characters is limited on special plates. All plates have the same last 2 characters... but I'm not sure how cops work that all out.
Not sure if its any of you out there, but my favorite mu plate thus far is'oui r' and then the mu sticker.
Quote from: mugrad2006 on July 26, 2010, 06:44:17 PM
Not sure if its any of you out there, but my favorite mu plate thus far is'oui r' and then the mu sticker.
I just saw Oui R today, and he must live around me.
Ok, folks, fess up.
Can't spell. Musta gone to UW, ai na?
I tried for UWPU but they wouldn't honor it. I got my 2nd Choice...."C Plus"
I'll see your AHOYA...
If only Illinois would add that option. Half the kids who go to MU are from FIB-land anyway.
Has anyone else bedazzled their MU plates with a Warrior logo besides me?
Quote from: mu_hilltopper on April 10, 2015, 10:18:26 PM
Has anyone else bedazzled their MU plates with a Warrior logo besides me?
I saw one in tosa last week. Can't remember what the text was. But the warrior logo was in a yellow circle with a blue border.
Quote from: Warrior Code on April 10, 2015, 08:14:09 PM
If only Illinois would add that option. Half the kids who go to MU are from FIB-land anyway.
Illinois can... same law that allows ND to have IL plates allows MU to have a license plate option in IL.
Problem is, our alumni association and/or advancement department won't get off their ass. I think I've sent half a dozen emails citing the statute to different departments at MU and the Chicago alumni club over the past year, but no one has even bothered to respond.
The worst part of this is that a portion of the funds raised from license plate fee would go to a scholarship fund to benefit students from IL who attend MU. And here our admin is too lazy to even send a letter to the SoS to get the ball rolling.