Also handy for that other bastion of corporate steadfastness, SCO
Vanity, thy name is: M1SCO company car reg plates for sale
Whichever fool once proclaimed money can’t buy one class clearly wasn’t privy to the inventory of now defunct tech reseller Misco Group that was recently put up for sale by private equity backer Hilco Capital. The reseller, based in Wellingborough, England, went down in October after running out of cash and failed to find a …
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Monday 27th November 2017 13:28 GMT allthecoolshortnamesweretaken
Re: Depressing place to work?
"Just lie down in front of them and life won't be bothering you much longer."
* Its about workplace safety, so how can it be NSFW?
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Tuesday 28th November 2017 08:28 GMT GruntyMcPugh
Re: Depressing place to work?
Confidence is a preference for the habitual voyeur of what is known as (forklife!)
And morning soup can be avoided if you take a route straight through what is known as (forklife!)
John's got brewers droop, he gets intimidated by the dirty pigeons, they love a bit of it (forklife!)
Who's that gut lord marching? You should cut down on your pork life mate, get some exercise
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Monday 27th November 2017 14:46 GMT Anonymous Coward
Re: You try to post as AC, but...
>we all know who you are, Mr KVL 741Y
And another thing, I'd never change my Austin AmbassadorY-reg either.
Damit, sussed.
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Monday 27th November 2017 15:43 GMT Terry 6
Information for Americans
UK plates aren't personalised. They are on a fixed format with numbers which (these days) indicate date and letters (related to point of origin), and this changes from time to time as a sequence ends. And mostly they are centrally allocated in blocks to the registering car supplier.. But interesting registration numbers, often with digits that can resemble letters, are "cherished" and can be traded,* especially older formats that better suited creating words. Modern ones are difficult to make words but are OK for initials. BP for example seem to have acquired some that start with BP..., I've seen one or two of these on the road.
M1 SCO was an older format that becomes MISCO. Often the resemblance to a name is tenuous to the point of making the owner look like an idiot. Good ones can fetch high prices But the demand for M1 SCO may be limited.
*Some are withheld, e.g. for reasons of obscenity.
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Monday 27th November 2017 19:06 GMT Timbo
Re: Many
"years ago I saw a Chanel van registration mark: NO5"
I, too, have seen that Transit van, in/around London. The plate is still registered on a "Black Ford" - so maybe the van is still around, even if not the original Transit that I saw (mid 1980's I think)
I've also seem MAG 1C (the late Paul Daniels, was on a Rolls, now on an Isuzu) and COM 1C (Jimmy Tarbucks, on a Merc), though the best one I saw was B EV1L, on a very nice VW Golf....which now seems to be on a Mitsubishi.
https://vehicleenquiry.service.gov.uk/
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