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I saw one on a 356 in a thread on the Early S site that was 0's and O's. They look the same of course.

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Old 11-02-2011, 05:17 PM
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Old 11-02-2011, 05:19 PM
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10011011 is 911 in 2 byte binary. I would have to make it mean something.
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I'll take your word for it.
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I have a good desktop calculator, PCalc converts bases, decimal, hex, octal, and binary.

Also converts all kinds of measurements. Has lots constants including the Ultimate Answer, 42.
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At least you didn't text a picture of your junk to a female co-worker, or did you?

A guy got fired for that at the company I work for.
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Old 11-02-2011, 05:32 PM
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Since when has 42 been so significant? Or is it just in computer programmer world?
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Richard... It's a play on the license plates. Zeros, "O", ones and "I"..... To confuse the redlight cameras. It was just a random order.
for that reason (confusion), many states use the number zero, but do not use the letter "O" on license plates (I think your state is one of them).
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At least you didn't text a picture of your junk to a female co-worker, or did you?

A guy got fired for that at the company I work for.
Nope, the only thing I did was have a relationship with my immediate supervisor and work off the clock a bunch covering her ass at work....
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for that reason (confusion), many states use the number zero, but do not use the letter "O" on license plates (I think your state is one of them).
Nope. 0 and O. See the thread I linked earlier.
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Boy, they are being rather harsh on Sid in the morning sex thread.


That could be good or bad depending on who is involved.
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Meh... Let 'em say what they want, they don't know me....
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That's what the ladies are swooning over.
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Chicks dig it...
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What about the hairy legs?
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Hey, this is humpday. Where are the girlie pictures?
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for that reason (confusion), many states use the number zero, but do not use the letter "O" on license plates (I think your state is one of them).
There was a Lambo driver that had the plate (similar) for awhile. I heard DMV caught on and took the plate back. You can use "O" with vanity plates here.

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