HTTP 418. To most highway drivers, it looks like a random collection of characters — the kind of mud-spattered jumble you’d see on any car. But to Phil Dokas, it’s a really good joke.

HTTP 418. To most highway drivers, it looks like a random collection of characters — the kind of mud-spattered jumble you’d see on any car. But to Phil Dokas, it’s a really good joke.

(Source: Wired)

  • October 5
  • , 2012
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    418 I’m a teapot (RFC 2324)
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    THIS IS. THE BEST. LICENSE PLATE.
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