I agree k-bro - unless, of course, the driver of the car is a doctor who specializes in the treatment of Lyme Disease and he/she is hoping to increase his/her patient base by advertising on a license plate.
It looks like it has to be Lyme Disease. Maybe it's an inside joke? Maybe the car is owned by a John Tick? Or Billy Bullseye? Or Michael Encephalomyelitis?
Or maybe it belongs to Willy Burgdorfer, the scientist who discovered the cause of the disease.
Which makes me wonder: When a scientist finally discovers a cure or vaccine for AIDS, will he get a vanity plate that says GOTAIDS?
[The plural of Z (or according to computer word games, "Zee") is "Zees".]
Lyme disease. Which is hardly something I'd want to spend good money to put on a vanity plate, but whatever ticks your tock. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI agree k-bro - unless, of course, the driver of the car is a doctor who specializes in the treatment of Lyme Disease and he/she is hoping to increase his/her patient base by advertising on a license plate.
ReplyDeleteLie Me Dizzy?
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it has to be Lyme Disease. Maybe it's an inside joke? Maybe the car is owned by a John Tick? Or Billy Bullseye? Or Michael Encephalomyelitis?
Or maybe it belongs to Willy Burgdorfer, the scientist who discovered the cause of the disease.
Which makes me wonder: When a scientist finally discovers a cure or vaccine for AIDS, will he get a vanity plate that says GOTAIDS?
[The plural of Z (or according to computer word games, "Zee") is "Zees".]
lie (to) me desease
ReplyDeleteLyme Disease. Very clever.
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