How do you know when a gimmick has run its course? When the gimmick is funny Redskins license plates, and the inspiration was an "F Romo" plate, and by the third entry on this topic people again start sending you an image of an "F Romo" plate.

Either that, or when an NFL player starts stealing your gimmick.

In any case, this is worth one final entry, just to see the various ways that Dallas can be misspelled to fit on a license plate following an initialed profanity. Previously: F Romo and F Danny, and a whole assortment of player tribute plates.

It makes you wonder, exactly what would one need to submit for the Virginia DMV to say no? Are proposed vanity plates screened by Vinny Cerrato? Is there anything good that can come from the letters SX, besides this?

And isn't there a danger in the elimination of vowels? Like, don't you sort of look at this and immediately think "Cowboy Sex?" Or is that just me?

Anyhow, thanks to all, and be sure to check Chris Cooley's site tomorrow to see yet more ideas of how to insult other cities in six characters.

By Dan Steinberg  |  October 2, 2008; 8:56 AM ET
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