They don't. But I want one and I can't get one. I just want one because I am a car guy and came up with a vanity plate that is fitting for my car. It doesn't contain any profanity.

Well if I can't swear in online gaming chats, then there are bots out there to scan for profanity. You have to upload your desired txt to the internet regardless, why can't they just put something like that on there?

I'm not computer genius, but doesn't seem like rocket science.

My friend got his antique vanity plate weeks before this whole shit show went down.

Better than reading any nonsense on a rich/ famous person.

Me and my wife frequently vacation up there, we have an ongoing joke that when you register your car in NH they offer you a vanity plate for free because everyone has them.

Don't care, I'll still pay. Was never able to afford them till recently, then they took them away.

Every Kei Truck I've seen around here has Vermont plates.

Your flying into warwick not providence. Technically

I finally got my hybrid plate. I wont be giving it up.

It is freedom of speech. It technically isn't a swear, some Karen got butthurt and made enough noise to get noticed.

I'm right there with you on the Tesla thing tho.

Something like $2.4 million dollars they are losing out on.

Well now we know who didn't have their initials on their LL Bean backpack as a kid.

I know the story. Even met the owner of the Tesla with the problematic plate. If you ask me there are a lot worse things that could be your license plate.

All I want is my vanity plates. This is getting out of hand.

Trying* oops. Lol

Autocrat or your not a true rhode islander.

Does she not have on pants?

So another tall building that will sit empty like the other one? Rad!

They also do a Halloween themed drive thru as well. Set your radio and listened to the themed music to go along with the drive thru.

I mean I guess it's all up to the person inspecting it. Doors are technically on the list of safety measurements we have to check. But I feel safe assuming no one would put a sticker on without doors. It's a liability they might not want to risk. They already make like no money at all inspecting vehicles. Most shops do it as a convenience to the customer, so they can find a few little things wrong and make a few dollars.

State inspection is 55. I'm pretty sure the state gets most of it, shops make like 10 bucks.

https://www.riinspection.org/Pages/Content.aspx?ID=2

You could always just take the tint off drivers window. Get a sticker. Then get it re tinted.

You won't be able to pass with tint. If you do find a shop to do it, no tint on windshield or drivers side window. Drivers side window has to be rolled down half way, so you can clearly see glass on the bottom and no glass on top, and 4 or 5 pics are now uploaded to the DMV so they can be reviewed.

Pics include: front plate, rear plate, drivers window half down, vin tag from the door, gauge cluster with the vehicle running.

So if you take the drivers window off and roll down the rest you may get away with it. If the DMV catches a shop passing a car or truck that isn't suppose to pass they can get their inspection license taken.

I've been inspecting cars in RI for the last 8 years. The picture thing is only a year old or so.

I didn't know the right word to describe it. All of my friends loved coming to my house after a day of sledding or snowball fights. We would all hang in the room where the woodstove was.

She loves to bake. I love to eat cookies. Win win.

Growing up we had 2 woodstoves as our main source of heat. There is something about walking into a nice warm toasty house heated by wood. Its like a different heat if that makes sense.

Wife almost turned it on was it last week? Or week before? I caught her and suggested she make a batch of cookies instead.

Still going strong!