To The TWiT Mobile, Part Deux

Now with official California tags!

4 Replies to “To The TWiT Mobile, Part Deux”

Aren’t you a little concerned that publishing your license plate could be trouble?Someone could call in, and say you were doing something you weren’t.
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ok, so when I’m driving through Petaluma a few days before Macworld and spot this GT, are you going to be in it? If so, awesome.

Well I glad the state of Califoria Offically approve TWIT.TV Mobil

Daniel is aware –

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