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Matt Mann · 01-02-2009, 10:16 AM

One of the funniest or at least appropriate tags I ever saw belonged to a redheaded gal I used to know when I lived in Cleveland back in the '80s.

She was a beautiful redhead, and a great friend, but, she was a bit um, bipolar perhaps... If she wasn't happy and smiling, she was angry and upset over something that had her grumbling for at least a day. That was just how she was.

One day, she stopped by with some of her other friends to show off her new car, a Geo Storm. Between the car, and her moods, everyone immediately started calling her 'Stormy'. Then we saw that the DMV had given her the plate '212-MAD'...

Well, since 212 degrees is the boiling point of water, it was perfect for her and the car.

01-02-2009, 10:16 AM	#34
Matt Mann Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: camden, sc Posts: 84	Re: License/Vanity Plates Contest! One of the funniest or at least appropriate tags I ever saw belonged to a redheaded gal I used to know when I lived in Cleveland back in the '80s. She was a beautiful redhead, and a great friend, but, she was a bit um, bipolar perhaps... If she wasn't happy and smiling, she was angry and upset over something that had her grumbling for at least a day. That was just how she was. One day, she stopped by with some of her other friends to show off her new car, a Geo Storm. Between the car, and her moods, everyone immediately started calling her 'Stormy'. Then we saw that the DMV had given her the plate '212-MAD'... Well, since 212 degrees is the boiling point of water, it was perfect for her and the car.