Andy Explains Obvious Jokes
Why do people censor license plates..

moonlapsed:

motoriginal:

..when you drive around with them exposed and park in public lots anyway? Makes no sense to me.

my thoughts exactly

It’s just like you can’t legally film someone without their consent, so to get around that you censor out their face. Censoring someone’s license plate is the same thing.

Reblogged 1 month ago from moonlapsed (Originally from motoriginal)
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  1. asaucerfulofwheels said: That, and the ugly watermarks are a cancer of nowadays car photography.
  2. depechemoses reblogged this from moonlapsed and added:
    It’s just like you can’t legally film someone without their consent, so to get around that you censor out their face....
  3. carsxgirl said: I get that it’s because of thieves, but then why have a legit plate in public at all…. Honestly. I’ve only done it upon request.
  4. moonlapsed reblogged this from motoriginal and added:
    my thoughts exactly
  5. wellisnthatnice said: I never understood it either. The only reason I’ve started doing it is because some blogs featured my work and asked me to remove the plates for legal reasons. I just wouldnt want that to be the reason my work doesnt get around.
  6. jayride reblogged this from motoriginal
  7. 68040 said: I never understood it. It’s usually on unique cars which makes no sense - if someone wants to find it, they can. Meanwhile the photo is ruined. I see no point in blocking mine out, I have one of only 2 or so Pintos driven in the state.
  8. jacobrothberg reblogged this from autopossesed
  9. autopossesed reblogged this from motoriginal
  10. mostlytits said: caus they are dumb and think someone will travel to steal their car or something dumb like that
  11. distractyourself said: because theives
  12. satsui-no-hadou reblogged this from motoriginal and added:
    can track people down from the plates.
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