more fsm license plates

Published by Bobby Henderson July 23rd, 2008 in General FSM news.

I just moved to Texas (ugh) and had to trade in PSTA4EN for something
else. I couldn’t get PSTA4EN again because I only get six characters
but WWFSMD was available so I took it. Not as original as I would
have liked but it’s more recognizable than my old Arizona plate.

Old:

New:

RAmen!
-Virginia

12 Responses to “more fsm license plates”

1 - July 23rd, 2008 at - Jack Says:

I happen to live in texas myself, and I feel your pain.
2 - July 23rd, 2008 at - Jessay Says:

Hey I live in Arizona, and now that that is available I shall steels it, when I am old enough to drive. MUAHAHAA! I don’t like it here : /

lol
3 - July 24th, 2008 at - Stephanie Says:

I bet those really confused/confuse the Christians. LOL!
4 - July 24th, 2008 at - Crundy Says:

Advertising being a non-christian in Texas? You’re brave :-)
5 - July 24th, 2008 at - tall guy Says:

quite clever
took me a minute to figure it out
6 - July 24th, 2008 at - David J Says:

What, Texas doesn’t have month and year expiration stickers?
7 - July 24th, 2008 at - va_white Says:

The inspection/license sticker goes in your front windshield, not on your plate. It’s weird.

I live in a city with more churches than bars. Fun times. I haven’t been hassled yet but I just got my plate. We’ll see how it goes. My guess is that the only people who know what it means will be fellow Pastafarians. Like an inside joke almost.
8 - July 24th, 2008 at - Jeebuz Says:

David J,

In Texas we have registration and vehicle inspection stickers placed in the lower left corner of our windshields.

And I’m SO jealous and pissed that I didn’t get WWFSMD first!

-RAmen
9 - July 25th, 2008 at - jeremykeys Says:

It’s almost enough to make me want to buy a car! Maybe someone can get the FSM on a sports jersey. I can picture it now. The (insert town or city name here) Pastafarians. Pitsburg already has the Pirates so I guess they win.
10 - July 26th, 2008 at - DrainedAgain Says:

@va_white - might be same city i live in. hehe.
depends on the most relevant definition of “bar”:
on the scale of “being able to buy alcohol and drink it on premises”, churches outweigh bars.
however, on the scale of “meat-markets”, i’d say it’s about even.

re: registration stickers: there was a black market for the little stickers stolen off plates several years ago, so they moved them inside the front window.
11 - July 30th, 2008 at - Toni Trees Says:

Wait a minute! I’m a Texan (well, a Deep East Texan, which isn’t quite the same)–fifth generation, actually, though I’ve lived worldwide. And I’m an active Christian. And I proudly sport a FSM emblem on my car (along with assorted global/liberal bumper stickers). Some Texas Christians have well developed senses of humor and tongues firmly in cheek. Well, okay, yeah, some don’t…
12 - October 7th, 2008 at - Vernwood Says:

So you got it! I recently moved from Florida, where I proudly sported my WWFSMD license plate. I’ll have to change now =(

However, anyone wanting to move to Florida - it will be available in ‘09

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