Obligatory License Plate Post

If you are anything like those of us at The Lost Ogle, you are obsessed with license plates. In fact, before we got the idea for an OKC-centric site, the three of us were going to have a blog dedicated only to license plates. But, we decided it would generate too much traffic for us to handle, so we just decided to spend our free time posting funny pictures of Tyler Suitors.

But yeah, we love license plates. Specifically, vanity plates. We each recently got our own vanity plates. Here they are:

Tony’s:

LUVS2BLOG

Patrick’s:

BEERGOOD

Clark’s:

HRD2DCIDWHOIZWRSENHOFORCOBRNBOTHRTERIBLOBVSGOOSU

But even better than simple vanity plates are specialty license plates. You know, like the Support Education plates or the NRA plates. Now, our good pals over at Red Dirt Kings have brought our attention to the greatest specialty plate of all time: The “Killed In Action” License Plate.

Have you recently been Killed In Action and don’t have a way to show it on your license plate? Then this is the plate for you. Thanks, Oklahoma Tax Commission!

5 Responses to “Obligatory License Plate Post”


  1. 1 Dirt Monkey

    We also decided that the OTC wasn’t catering to enough dead, disabled or non-driving Oklahomans. We mocked up some ideas for them. Yeah, we’re going to hell.

    http://reddirtkings.com/2008/01/rdk-issues-new-state-license-plates.html

  2. 2 Sirlurkalot

    DirtMonkey I am not sure which was funnier…your article or Tony’s comment!

    By the way Clark…Inhofe is worse.

  3. 3 Dirt Monkey

    Ha. Awesome.

  4. 4 Grendel

    I saw a vanity tag that said GOTMILF and wondered, would you actually buy that (a) for yourself or (b) for your wife? Then I pulled even with the car and decided who cares? She’s milfy!

  5. 5 Clark Matthews

    It’s ironic that my license plate makes fun of a guy who doesn’t believe in global warming, but the only car I could fit that plate on is a Hummer.

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