Monday, September 29, 2008

Diplomatic Plates/ Ruby Tuesday

Most Ontario licence plates are blue on white, but diplomatic plates are RED. Hmmm. I wonder who was in that car ahead of us!

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30 comments:

  1. I don't know who is in the car, but sure like the composition of this shot. BJ

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  2. ?? who know, or is that nose as in the tissues?

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  3. Everytime I see the special car plates, too, I wonder who's inside. =)

    My Ruby Tuesday entries are now posted in my food blog and photo blog. Hope you can drop by. Thanks!

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  4. Never thought about license plates. Great shot, who's inside?

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  5. It would have been interesting to know who was in the car. Probably a secretary out to get lunch.
    :-D

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  6. The license plate says "yours to discover". Now I am getting curious.
    In Europe the diplomats are riding with CD plates.- French for Corps Diplomatique. French is the international language of diplomats, while the rest of us use English to get around the world.
    I've gotta come back to find out more about those plates!
    From Felisol

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  7. How interesting that the diplomatic plates are red. Nice shot. Happy Ruby Tuesday!

    Paz

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  8. I always wonder the same thing when I see those plates.

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  9. What a neat shot!My dad is from Hamilton,Ontario.

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  10. Now I will be forever wondering. lol.

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  11. Mmmmm...could you call the local police and do a trace on the plate? lol sorry too much CSI!

    Nice shot though!

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  12. I don't see that many Ontarians traveling in Connecticut, but the crown stands out nicely in the middle of the plate.

    Although don't some of the plates carry the tagline "Keep it Beautiful"?

    They can't be big spending diplomats necessarily. It is a Toyota, not a Rolls-Royce they're driving!

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  13. Very clever catch!
    I would have had to try and pass them to see if I recognized anyone. :)

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  14. Yup,me too! I always wonder who's inside the car! :) Who knows anyways! Mine is posted HERE. Happy RT!~

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  15. Interesting shot.
    This is something I didn't know.
    Happy Ruby Tuesday.

    Bagicha Icecream Corner

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  16. ...only staff drive a car like that
    Cheers.

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  17. In Spain the same diplomatic have RED plates...

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  18. Perhaps it was a spy... or a sultan... or some equally exotic character. Do they allow diplomats immunity from parking tickets in your city, like they do in New York?

    Tink *~*~*
    My Mobile Adventures *~*~*

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  19. Verrry interesting!!! Great RT shot though. MB

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  20. Ralph,
    The old plates, which some of still have on our cars (tee hee), say Keep it Beautiful. The new ones say Yours to Discover. ;-)

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  21. I love the crown on the plate, so royal looking!

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  22. Probably just one of the secretaries going for lunch!

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  23. So, do they get special privileges wht those plate? Not stopped for speeding? No parking tickets?

    Darla

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  24. Could be practically anyone I would guess. Wouldn't the cars from foreign embassies or missions also carry Ontarian registration? You might have been driving behind the foreign minister from any country that has diplomatic relations with Canada.

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  25. Some diplomat I bet! *g* Great find!

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  26. Great photo

    Most of the diplomats here drive these huge Lincoln Town Cars so I appreciate the Corolla :)

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  27. Cool Shot. Maybe you should feel honnored getting so close to the higher ups. LOL.

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  28. A diplomate in a Toyota Corolla? Wonder which country he/she represent. Not one of the riches ones I guess :-)

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  29. EG, great post for Ruby Tuesday! RED is for diplomats! :)

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