CDILL

I once saw a plate on a 993 TT that read ORGASM. congrats on the car and the new vanity plates.

RacyTracy

The downside of living in Kansas......

vjd3

Actually, that's the upside ... the most exciting thing that ever happened in Wichita was an occasional funnel cloud. I was given the title of Honorary Kansan because the first time the tornado sirens went off, I sprinted out of the house see it, while everyone else sprinted for their basement shelters.

RacyTracy

Sounds familiar.....I work in TV news.....during the Gulf War....the sirens would go off and all the people would put on their gas masks and run into the shelters.....the TV crews would run outside and start shooting (cameras).

JimGinKC

my first month in KC - I didn't know they tested the sirens each Wednesday of the month - so when they went off, I went running out of my office to see where to hide. of course everyone else was going about their business - they got a good laugh out of that

Pete

I spent August to late October for three years in the late'70s/early'80s in Hutchinson and I am really surprised that no one has mentioned what I think were the two greatest things I observed about Kansas (Hutch, Wichita, Kansas City - wait, that was MO), in this order: 1. the best looking women in the continental US (I've never been to Hawaii and only a couple of days in Juneau, AK) and 2. the nicest, friendliest people I think I've met anywhere.

I can't believe Perry, whose location is shown as Seattle, criticizing the weather in Wichita! Heat, yes, but you've got that 95% humidity mixed up with St. Louis or Houston, and you can guess what it was doing every one of the 3 or 4 short trips I've made to Seattle, and it wasn't snowing. Oh, one other thing you're all forgetting about Wichita - the worlds biggest western store, Shepplers.

JMHO guys,

Pete

luvmy356

The first thing I bought when I moved to Seattle was GoreTex. Good wiper blades are important, but I would rather deal with our 240 days of our overcast skys than the temp extremes of KS. And despite our reputation for rain, you wouldn't believe how many convertibles are in Seattle. Because of our moderate temps, you actually have more chances of driving with the top down than most other places in the USA.

Edward

LOL!!!
Don't worry, we have earthquakes and leftist to worry about

"Sticker shock" is comparing SoCal to any other place in the US ...except maybe NY. Still, given the climate I could never live anywhere else

Edward

Adrienne

Tx does not require explaining the plate or initial documentation on what car the vanity plate is going to be placed on. Thus, they'd have to be a Porschephile to understand the meaning of the plate, which is not likely to happen with a DOT data processing employee.

BUT, I do get to explain the plate to the random cop that pulls me over for speeding. I just tell them, "it's a Targa, and I LOOOOOVE my car!!" and that's all the explanation they need! The laughter (yes, cops DO laugh!!) can help bring levity to the situation, and hopefully some leniency.

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Raceit

It's alright. I can still get "993" on a truck and motorcycle! It's kind of messed up that each county can have the same vanity tag...then again each county can issue the same tag for each class...car, truck, and motorcycle. So you can have all three types of vehicles all with the same tag. (As long as they were less then 5 characters so it fit on the cycle tag.)

Pete

Adrienne coulda been from Kansas!

stevenc

I was born in Kansas City, KS and lived in the area for most of 40 years (RockChalk). I finally put a snow snovel in my car and drove south until someone said "What's that?" That's how I made it to Austin, TX.
Steve