Neither does Spell Check, apparently. I'll advise on the quality of the tow-bolt plate holder when I receive it.
Sounds like what's needed is a 'deployable on demand' automated bracket where you hit a button, a motor or two clicks and whirs for a bit, and after some parts shuffling and repositioning, a license plate emerges upon the front. Where's James Bond's Q when you need him?!
I think CR's gunning for your job, Satch. Caught you doing the most unforgivable thing an editor can do - MISSPELLING A WORD! OMG! Call the National Guard.
Funny you mention this, I have a friend who drives a Rig and he has such a device on the front of it! I won't tell you why he does this. In PA the Rigs have the plate only in the front.
Are you sure? Bruddah Weir he say: Well, it wasn't ad nauseam. Spelling it with a U-that is, misspelling it ad nauseum-is a common error, as is "in memorium" when somebody punts the proverbial pail. I should have said, "There is no U in the end of ad nauseam."
Gee; if you think people online are a threat to your privacy based on your license plate, how can you dare to venture onto the streets with them just hangin' out there?
Thought this thread was dead? I finally decided to mount the front plate, even though I have been driving the car without one since Dec 17th and have gone through seven states (SC, NC, VA, MD, DE, NJ) plus the District of Columbia without being ticketed. I just realized that the front plate frame absorbs the damage when people back into the car ( or I bump them) when parallel parking. I would rather have a banged up plate frame than scratches on the bumper cover. The tow hook plate may not do that. Any comments?
