http://www.snopes.com/autos/law/noplate.asp
A little googling has found that someone in California has already (inadvertently) done this 25 years ago.
Other possibly problematic vanity plates include:
MISSING, NONE, EXEMPT, ERROR, VOID, EXPIRED, INVALID, TEMP, UNKNOWN, DELETE, SEIZED, IMPOUND, CTRL-X, think of any more?
Somebody has likely already beat me to the punch with this idea:
If your province or state allows 8 or 7 character personalized license plates, order a set that reads: "NO PLATE" .
Watch the judge throw out all of your parking tickets!!!
Abstract as follows:
"This application is for a patent for a process for an invention cataloging, protection, and revenue system. Prospective inventors shall submit written descriptions of innovations to a central office, whereby a simian shall stamp it with an approval. The resultant invention can be defended by litigation. The inventor shall form a stock-issuing corporation of which can bring suit against any other use of such invention. Funds then can collected from many companies to the inventions shareholders."
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http://www.snopes.com/autos/law/noplate.asp A little googling has found that someone in California has already (inadvertently) done this 25 years ago. Other possibly problematic vanity plates include: MISSING, NONE, EXEMPT, ERROR, VOID, EXPIRED, INVALID, TEMP, UNKNOWN, DELETE, SEIZED, IMPOUND, CTRL-X, think of any more?
Somebody has likely already beat me to the punch with this idea: If your province or state allows 8 or 7 character personalized license plates, order a set that reads: "NO PLATE" . Watch the judge throw out all of your parking tickets!!!
Abstract as follows: "This application is for a patent for a process for an invention cataloging, protection, and revenue system. Prospective inventors shall submit written descriptions of innovations to a central office, whereby a simian shall stamp it with an approval. The resultant invention can be defended by litigation. The inventor shall form a stock-issuing corporation of which can bring suit against any other use of such invention. Funds then can collected from many companies to the inventions shareholders."