This BMW Owner Loves Twitter A Little Too Much

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Travis Okulski
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Personalized license plates are a great way of letting complete strangers know personal information about yourself.

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Love pugs? Enjoy David Bowie? Got a great nickname? Like barely legal girls? Just put it on a license plate!

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Or, if you love social media, you can get a license plate that says "RETWEET." That's what one person attending CES in Las Vegas this week did.

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I guess the ultimate irony is that I saw this plate thanks to our own Zac Estrada retweeting Adweek's Charlie Warzel. That might be the definition of meta.

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(Hat Tip to @ZacEstrada!)