rhubarb

Here in Southern California, during spring and early summer, we see a lot of out of state vehicles. One way of easing the monotony and mind-numbing ordinariness of the commute to and from my slave labor camp is to keep an eye out for license plates proudly proclaiming they are visitors to our state.

I'd like to collect all 50 in what remains of 2006. So far, in the last couple of weeks, I've seen

I'll keep you posted (as if you cared) on further sightings.




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