CF-xxx vs. C-Fxxx

On 2005-10-12, Steven P. McNicoll wrote:
Canadian registrations do not use numbers. You can call them "C-numbers" if
you like, I suppose, but doing so only makes you appear stupid.

Ah. So just like calling a registration like N23AD "your N numbers" also
appears stupid?

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"Dylan Smith" wrote in message
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Ah. So just like calling a registration like N23AD "your N numbers" also
appears stupid?


No, as 2 and 3 actually ARE numbers.

("Steven P. McNicoll" wrote)
Ah. So just like calling a registration like N23AD "your N numbers" also
appears stupid?

No, as 2 and 3 actually ARE numbers.


N numbers is a general usage term.
N numbers include letters.
C numbers (Canada) include more letters.

We're into parking in a driveway, driving on a parkway territory here.


Montblack

"Montblack" wrote in message
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N numbers is a general usage term.
N numbers include letters.
C numbers (Canada) include more letters.


But Canadian registrations don't include any numbers.



We're into parking in a driveway, driving on a parkway territory here.


No, you're just being silly.

Ah. So just like calling a registration like N23AD "your N numbers" also
appears stupid?
No, as 2 and 3 actually ARE numbers.


Didn't you just agree not to confuse "contains" with "is"?

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"Jose" wrote in message
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Didn't you just agree not to confuse "contains" with "is"?


Yup.