My husband doesn't not know his license plate number

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Anonymous wrote:who the hell cares?

+1 OP, you should spend more time reading your subject titles. "Doesn't not know" means he does know. Your DH could easily complain about the quality of your writing skills.

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DH doesn’t know his own license plate number? Ugh, men are so childish

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That’s why my tag is DCUM4LIFE so it’s easy to memorize

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Anonymous wrote:Lots of low IQ people here.

High IQ here, but no, I don’t know my plate number. Why would I put any energy into memorizing that?

I didn't even try to memorize mine, just seeing it daily made me memorize it. How is this hard?

Who looks at their license plate daily? Why?

Because it’s on my car. I observe the world around me. -np

It's kind of low. Are you are shortie?

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Anonymous wrote:I know mine, but only because I have vanity plates. Which I got after trying for the millionth time to get into the wrong blue Odyssey in the preschool parking lot, because I couldn't remember my license plate.

Is this my wife? It's "solutions" like this that keep the budget in turmoil.

Doubtful, since DH had vanity plates before I did.

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Anonymous wrote:Two high IQ spouses here. Neither of us knows ours by heart. I have known some over the years, mostly due to needing to fill out parking paperwork and mnemonic devices. I had one that was VGT 19XX and I used to think of it as 'very good time in 19XX' haha

I only put that because people were saying only stupid people do this. It's not a brag just a statement of fact.

I wonder if PP is the same one posting about her husband saying machinations wrong.

Seems like two threads where the OP drops something she thinks makes her husband look dumb but does not actually do that and then never shows up again.

Snicker. Sure it is.

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When my silver sienna beeps that’s when I know it’s mine

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Wow, really? I look mine up on my parkmobile app EVERY SINGLE TIME.

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I was just asked for mine and I have no idea what it is. Back when MD just had 6 digits, 3, the logo and 3, it was easy. Now they have too many digits and for some reason I have a mental bloc in learning them.

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Funny, I just brought my car into the shop earlier today to get some work done. I basically know my plate number but double checked it before walking in. When the worker asked me my plate number and I gave it to him, he said, « Wow, impressive! Most people never remember it. » So I guess your DH is pretty normal, OP.

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Anonymous wrote:Lots of low IQ people here.

High IQ here, but no, I don’t know my plate number. Why would I put any energy into memorizing that?

I didn't even try to memorize mine, just seeing it daily made me memorize it. How is this hard?

Who looks at their license plate daily? Why?

Because it’s on my car. I observe the world around me. -np

It's kind of low. Are you are shortie?

No I'm a 6 foot man. My children are about the height of my plate.

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I can't even tell you if we have 1 plate or 2 on our cars, let alone the #.

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Anonymous wrote:What happens when the store or workplace announces that license plate XXX has been hit or left their lights on?

This

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Anonymous wrote:He’s having an affair.

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Anonymous wrote:But if he “doesn’t not know” as the title states, then he does know.

Yes, I don’t know my license plate number, but I know basic grammar OP.