Got my Pioneer License Plates today

Which pretty much makes them worthless then, doesn't it.

JSG wrote: Conceived in a rice paddy in Vietnam.

Big difference.

I was concieved at an f-86 base in Fukoaka Japan..

Martin Ent Inc wrote: Swamp People.

My dad graduated from FSU and my Mom graduated from Texas and my grandfather owned Greenville Florida. He owned the entire town..The mill where everyone worked, the grocery story, the feed store, the hardware store, the barber shop, the hair salon, the gas station...Everything

JSG wrote: There is no longer a requirement for Pioneer license plates. Anyone can get them.

Pioneer

Available For: Passenger cars, trucks that do not exceed 16,000 pounds empty weight, noncommercial or recreation vehicles, motor homes.

Who Qualifies: Any person that desires to register their vehicle with the Pioneer plate.

http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/Re ... 1542141645

I was probably the first to question thier legal rght to ask for highly personal family information when I first tried to get them..I made a few inquiries, a few phone calls and shortly thereafter they dropped the ridiculous requirments.

I feel like a Pioneer because when I came here this was a CowTown...It still is to some extent but we've definately come along way in the last 20 or so years.. Since i've been here we got a major League baseball team. a rudementary mass transit system and a little more culture... I can't take credit for all of that but I am responsible for completely changing the culture at one of the major employers in the city... And we still have a long way to go as far as quality resturants and clubs here and many of the major entertainment acts are still bypassing the state completely.

Vice Lord wrote: I was probably the first to question thier legal rght to ask for highly personal family information when I first tried to get them..I made a few inquiries, a few phone calls and shortly thereafter they dropped the ridiculous requirments.

I feel like a Pioneer because when I came here this was a CowTown...It still is to some extent but we've definately come along way in the last 20 or so years.. Since i've been here we got a major League baseball team. a rudementary mass transit system and a little more culture... I can't take credit for all of that but I am responsible for completely changing the culture at one of the major employers in the city... And we still have a long way to go as far as quality resturants and clubs here and many of the major entertainment acts are still bypassing the state completely.

Oh Puhleeeeezzzzz . . . . :Snooze

Mtn Gramma wrote:

Vice Lord wrote: I was probably the first to question thier legal rght to ask for highly personal family information when I first tried to get them..I made a few inquiries, a few phone calls and shortly thereafter they dropped the ridiculous requirments.

I feel like a Pioneer because when I came here this was a CowTown...It still is to some extent but we've definately come along way in the last 20 or so years.. Since i've been here we got a major League baseball team. a rudementary mass transit system and a little more culture... I can't take credit for all of that but I am responsible for completely changing the culture at one of the major employers in the city... And we still have a long way to go as far as quality resturants and clubs here and many of the major entertainment acts are still bypassing the state completely.

Oh Puhleeeeezzzzz . . . .

Like I said..I'm not taking credit for dragging Denver kicking and screaming into the 20th century, but I have made an impact..I've organized over 10,000 workers in the state. Thats 10,000 familes that can now own homes, have aduquate health care, take vacations, buy consumer goods, send thier kids to college and retire comfortably.

I made a huge difference here and the ripple effect from my work will continue long after i'm gone

Vice Lord wrote:

JSG wrote: Conceived in a rice paddy in Vietnam.

Big difference.

I was concieved at an f-86 base in Fukoaka Japan..

Those are the ones that always fired rockets at Godzilla when he was attacking Japan, right?

JSG wrote:

Vice Lord wrote:

JSG wrote: Conceived in a rice paddy in Vietnam.

Big difference.

I was concieved at an f-86 base in Fukoaka Japan..

Those are the ones that always fired rockets at Godzilla when he was attacking Japan, right?

No..He'd scamble when Russian Mig's entered Japanese airspace..Happened everyday he said..They take off in afterburner head up to meet them at 50,000 feet or whatever, they'd run then he'd turn around and practicly glide back to base..The F-86 ran outta gas real fast in afterburner

That was AFTER they fought Godzilla, though.

JSG wrote: That was AFTER they fought Godzilla, though.

Whata think i'm lying..?

I don't get the joke