February 9, 2011  | | Comments (7)     It looks like the big
shots want it both ways. They want the world, (well, little ol'
Connecticut anyway) to know they're Very Important People. Yet
they don't want the world to know who they are and where they
live.  I've never understood this "thing" about low-digit
license plate numbers. Let's say your license plate number is
75. That's all you've got? That's the extent of your
imagination? I much prefer vanity plates like the one I have.
Mine is a cryptic word that only I know the meaning. A vanity
plate gives the car owner a chance to send a message, or show a
sense of humor. If a person truly wants privacy, he or she'll do
the same thing.  There's a website called Searchquarry.com that
can trace just about anything. For $29.95 for 1 year, or $39.95
for two, you can find out who belongs to the license plate on
that car that just cut you off, or is in the massage parlor
parking lot across the street. You can also use the site to find
judgments against people, sex off