Pics that make you smile

[kamkar]

 

[Mozzie]

Did a screen capture of this motorway electronic sign I passed.

It reads "Thank you for not speeding on the M7"

 

[Screen name taken]

Trump sees double.
Link in English.
Original in Spanish

 

[Dashmellow]

 

[jokiin]

 

[kamkar]

Last 2 pictures also depict Scottish weather in movies and Scottish weather in reality.

 

[kamkar]

the old guys can relate, out games pretty much sounded like that in the good old days.

 

[Gibson99]

I don't care about the comic book movies, but i still got a chuckle out of this

 

[jokiin]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2000569556652183

 

[Gibson99]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2000569556652183

Yeah I read something about that the other day. Apparently coming to several other states (including Texas) and Saudi Arabia soon too.

And they'll probably have the same level of security as those electronic voting machines...

And nobody will ever vandalize them either!

Another solution looking for a problem...

 

[jokiin]

Another solution looking for a problem...

my thoughts exactly

 

[DT MI]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2000569556652183

At $600 purchase price and $7/mo somebody is going to have to do a real sell job to convince me I need one.

 

[skippyjasper]

Just imagine if you are in a state that requires a front plate too. $1,400 + the monthly to avoid putting tabs on once a year.
Wonder if they are immune to crash damage?

 

[Screen name taken]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2000569556652183

Oh look I cannot pull it off the car! No; but a leaver behind will get it off as these many will be only fixed to a plastic bumper. How do these hold up to a hammer?
Can't wait until someone hacks/adds a virus to them. We can all get the same number, preferably of the same car as our heads of state.

 

[Gibson99]

Both California and Texas require front plates but it sounds like this would be rear only. I imagine a front one would be vulnerable to rock chips and other debris. And all it would take to disable the rear one is someone cracking the glass with a key or other hard object. I don't see these lasting long. Even among the rich ones who can afford them... It makes no sense.

 

[kamkar]

Make one think why no one stop these people before their brain rum amok, its like browsing kick starter which to me ( and i have only seen this on TV ) its like tinder, and swipe left to drop.

No
No
No
Noooooo ---- red light

 

[Dashmellow]

This sure has been the week for imaginary Pink Floyd album covers.

 

[Gibson99]

Come in here Kim Jung, have a cigar, you're gonna go far... You're gonna fly high, you're probably gonna die, you'll never make it if you try, they'll never love you...

 

[Mozzie]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2000569556652183

They won't like them in Australia and many other countries where they use laser speed devices. Current plates have highly reflective treatment for laser speed cameras. Lack of revenue equals lack of approval.

 

[kamkar]

Danish plated changed from plain black with white lettering to the reflective type we see now in the late 70ties, way before lasers.

Since 1903 it have been mandatory for danish cars to have plates on them.
1903 - 1910 Sort of a mess, plates could be just about anything starting with 1 letter ( assigned to each municipality ) and a couple of numbers.
1910 - white background black lettering
1919 - 1921 blue background red lettering
1921 - 1976 black background white letters
1976 - onwards white background black letters + reflective

The first cars with 2 letters and 5 numbers ( like today ) popped up here in 1958

First plates ( private cars ) seem to be in France in 1893, Denmark and UK joined in that race in 1903

Once again in regard to reflective plates it seem like we Danes where early adopters / trendsetters.