The top right picture needs “HH” added to it. It’s what people use on license plates. Used to be banned in Germany, but I saw one yesterday so I think My Little Nazi has unbanned it.
The plates are limited to 2 letters only for the state/province. The reason Bremen, Hamburg and Lübeck have their own province code is due to their provincial level city status retained from the middle ages.
You realize you are the reason that the “r” word is back right? Remember when your ilk thought the “ok” symbol was a Nazi symbol? Please just get it over with and become neighbors with Tarantino permanently.
Wild. I saw a car here in California just the other day with an odd looking plate on some old dude’s hotrod that had a little “HH” off to one side that, here, just means it’s a historical vehicle used in classic car shows.
The top right picture needs “HH” added to it. It’s what people use on license plates. Used to be banned in Germany, but I saw one yesterday so I think My Little Nazi has unbanned it.
It’s the city-code for Hamburg “Hansestadt Hamburg -> HH”.
Nope. I mean, yes, it is, but the one I saw yesterday had a Freiburg code (FR) and then HH.
Especially funny because hamburg is a pretty leftist city
should’ve been “hb” (stands for hamburg). seriously!
Already taken by Hansestadt Bremen
maybe “HSH” (Hansestadt Hamburg)?
The plates are limited to 2 letters only for the state/province. The reason Bremen, Hamburg and Lübeck have their own province code is due to their provincial level city status retained from the middle ages.
Don’t even try with the smooth brains bro these people are not ready to be unplugged.
The local codes are FR, MüL and Lö. This guy’s licence plate was FR HH and then the number.
I’d assumed y’all would be smart enough to figure out I didn’t mean the first two letters but I suppose I was wrong.
Are you suggesting that 88, which literally stands for HH isn’t a thing?
No, when did they do that?
Since at least 2006, possibly earlier.
You realize you are the reason that the “r” word is back right? Remember when your ilk thought the “ok” symbol was a Nazi symbol? Please just get it over with and become neighbors with Tarantino permanently.
Wild. I saw a car here in California just the other day with an odd looking plate on some old dude’s hotrod that had a little “HH” off to one side that, here, just means it’s a historical vehicle used in classic car shows.