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It used to be bumper stickers that set some cars apart from the others.  I don't see those much anymore.  Instead, personalized plates seem to be getting more popular every year.

I saw this license plate the other day at the Hy-Vee parking lot: ELKMAHA.

Having covered the controversy for months, it clicked right away for me and told that to the driver.

The passenger explained: "It takes some people awhile to figure it out -- but then they get it."

I didn't ask what they thought of the annexation.  I think the plate speaks for them.

What type of unusual plates have you spotted?  Let me know.

Brian