The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

[Figgy1]

I labeled my wine using Munbyn labels. I think it's pretty good looking. This pine tree-shaped label isn't common, is it?
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That's very pretty. What type of wine did you make?

 

[Figgy1]

Just one fridge? I have more than one

 

[Goofyernmost]

Just one fridge? I have more than one

It's hard to tell by looking at her but she is only 26 years old.

 

[Cesar R M]

Yes, Texas requires front plates. Been that way as far back as I can remember, but, I see cars/vehicles (exotic or otherwise) around here all the time without ‘em.

I find it a bit weird that most areas in the USA do not require two sets of plates. all my country is 2 plates. I think Europe is also 2 plates per car.

 

[Mr Ferret 75]

I find it a bit weird that most areas in the USA do not require two sets of plates. all my country is 2 plates. I think Europe is also 2 plates per car.

Front and rear plates here and in the UK

 

[Figgy1]

13 days until Halloween

 

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@StarWarsGirl

 

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[Songbird76]

Beaker Won the Pet Parade in two categories this weekend

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Which categories? He's a DOLL!!!

 

[Songbird76]

I find it a bit weird that most areas in the USA do not require two sets of plates. all my country is 2 plates. I think Europe is also 2 plates per car.

Out of curiosity, does the license plate come with the car, or is it registered to a person? Over here, the plate goes with the car. Every time you get a new car, you get a new plate, because the old plate goes with the car you got rid of. But in the US, they are registered to a person, so you just keep renewing, and a lot of people get vanity plates to show off their interests or professions. How does it work in Mexico?

 

[Figgy1]

Out of curiosity, does the license plate come with the car, or is it registered to a person? Over here, the plate goes with the car. Every time you get a new car, you get a new plate, because the old plate goes with the car you got rid of. But in the US, they are registered to a person, so you just keep renewing, and a lot of people get vanity plates to show off their interests or professions. How does it work in Mexico?

here the plate is registered to the person/people if co owned/company........................................

 

[StarWarsGirl]

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She's been on my temporary desk chair (which is an old kitchen chair). I've been letting her stays there because Mom gave her the monthly bath today, so she's not happy.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

Out of curiosity, does the license plate come with the car, or is it registered to a person? Over here, the plate goes with the car. Every time you get a new car, you get a new plate, because the old plate goes with the car you got rid of. But in the US, they are registered to a person, so you just keep renewing, and a lot of people get vanity plates to show off their interests or professions. How does it work in Mexico?

In Maryland, it's tied to the vehicle, but you can transfer in between vehicles. The vehicle is then registered to the owner.

So my parents moved their Orioles license plate between vehicles since it cost like $50, but then my mom ran a red light, and the vehicle is registered to my dad, so he got the ticket in the mail (red light camera). Since those are civil offenses and don't go on your record, he just paid it, but she got an earful.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

Front and rear plates here and in the UK

Here is depends on the state. Maryland requires front and rear plates. Which is fine because my bike rack blocks my rear plate, but since I have my front plate visible, it's all good (there's no good way to display it in the back window otherwise I'd do that too).

 

[Mr Ferret 75]

Here is depends on the state. Maryland requires front and rear plates. Which is fine because my bike rack blocks my rear plate, but since I have my front plate visible, it's all good (there's no good way to display it in the back window otherwise I'd do that too).

If the bike rack obscures the rear plate or lights we have to have a "trailer board" with lights and plate on the bike rack.

 

[Songbird76]

If the bike rack obscures the rear plate or lights we have to have a "trailer board" with lights and plate on the bike rack.

Our regular plates are yellow, but if we have a trailer or bike rack or anything obscuring the plate, we have to have a matching one, in white, on that. And it has to have the same number as the one for your car, so you can't lend out the trailer to someone else. Or maybe they just have to have their own plates to put on? I'm not sure, but I know it's illegal to pull the trailer or anything if the plate doesn't match. And you can't just write out the number on a piece of wood or cardboard and attach it. It has to be an actual plate.