Vanity Plate Ideas - Get Creative & NERDY!

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This discussion centers on creative ideas for nerdy vanity plates, specifically focusing on themes from math, computer science, and electricity. Participants suggest various combinations of letters and numbers, such as "SUDO GO," "186KMPS," and "300KKPS," while also critiquing the clarity and accuracy of certain combinations. The conversation highlights the importance of cleverness and precision in creating a plate that resonates with nerd culture.

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  • Understanding of computer science terminology, such as "SUDO" and "WGET."
  • Familiarity with mathematical constants like "e" (2.718281) and the Fibonacci sequence.
  • Knowledge of physics concepts, particularly related to speed and light.
  • Awareness of vanity plate regulations and character limits.
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  • Research creative uses of mathematical constants in personalized items.
  • Explore the significance of computer science terms in popular culture.
  • Investigate physics concepts that can be humorously represented in vanity plates.
  • Learn about the rules and regulations for vanity plates in your state.
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This discussion is beneficial for car enthusiasts, mathematicians, computer scientists, and anyone interested in creating unique and clever vanity plates that reflect their nerdy interests.

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Hey Everybody!

I am getting a vanity plate and I want it to be NERDY!

I'm thinking about something along the lines of math, computer science, or electricity (especially lighting). Must be 7 characters, numbers and/or letters.

Some ideas I have: SUDO GO, FF0000, 186KKMS ....

Got any better ideas??!
 
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roscoey said:
186KKMS ....

Why would someone want a license plate that displays 62% of the speed of light? :biggrin:
 
How about ZAPBOOM
 
DaveC426913 said:
Why would someone want a license plate that displays 62% of the speed of light? :biggrin:

Ahem, 186KMPS, but then that looks like 186 km/s...which is wrong. Also, 300GMPS looks like 300 gimps, and that's even more wrong.
 
roscoey said:
Ahem, 186KMPS, but then that looks like 186 km/s...which is wrong. Also, 300GMPS looks like 300 gimps, and that's even more wrong.

Then how about 300K KPS ?
 
Done. The Fibonacci sequence was taken. 300KKPS.
 
Other ideas, feel free to take:
SUDO SU
700 NM (wavelength of the visible light from my car)
WGET IT
 
You could post a rough approximation of your speed: UNDER C
 
How about NERDY?
 
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F over m
 
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6 022 10 24

2.718281

1.618033

V = IR

PVNRT

and so on.
 

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