A 76-year-old woman says she was angry after receiving a licence plate that appeared to spell out a crude phrase
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Source Ex-squeeze me?! A Florida woman couldn’t believe her eyes when she opened the envelope containing her new licence plate with her vehicle registration renewal. Say what? Nancy Dello Stritto, 76, of Pompano Beach, Fla., found a plate that read “SQZ A55.” The older woman admitted to WFOR that she was angry when she realized it could be interpreted as a crude phrase. “I don’t think a senior who is almost 77 will be driving around with a plate that has that to say,” Dello Stritto told the outlet. “When I saw that, I went ballistic. I said, ‘How could that pass inspection?’ ” The orange blossom in between “SQZ” and “A55” arguably doesn’t help the matter. Where did the plate come from? It’s unclear not only how the plate was made in the first place, but also how it was actually issued to a driver. Florida licence plates have been manufactured at a state prison in North Florida for...
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- Jul 16, 2026
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- Jul 16, 2026
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