Pulp Fiction: What did Winston Wolf's car plate show?

3ABM581

said nothing special

The Wolf's license plate number, "3ABM581," is an anagram. If you treat digits as letters, like in passwords ("3" as "E," "5" as "S," "8" as two "O's," and "1" as "L"), then you have "EABMSOOL," an anagram for "Esma Lobo," which is an abbreviation for Butch Coolidge's taxi driver's name, Esmarelda Villalobos.

3ABM581

Why....?

Tr3b....sumthin like that.

Take some more acid bro

For some reason I thought it said WOLF

But its 3ABM581 at this point in time..

I thought it said WOLF too. Like WOLF1 or something like that.

ROYLWTHCH

WOLF or WOLF1 is what I remember too.

I got it recorded on my DVR, let me look.

If you were to apply numbers to the letters according to their positions in the alphabet, and add the numbers together, you get 33. Then superimpose the mirrored numbers over the original, you have 88. Secret code. There are no coincidences.

Last Edited by RepublicofTexas on 01/15/2020 08:20 PM

I know i saw it years ago,i remember Wolf being part of the movie...

As wolf was one of the people in it...the boss?

i havent seen that movie in years....

Last Edited by Leroux on 01/15/2020 08:03 PM

It was THEWOLF and your not going to see it unless you are watching the Original 35mm version...

OK, THEWOLF might be right.

Are you saying it was changed on purpose in other versions?

My DVR recording is the letter/number combo mentioned.

I can’t confirm it myself but from the info I just gathered from multiple sources apparently there are multiple versions. And each one contains slight changes and or doesn’t contain certain scenes that the Original 35mm did...

Last Edited by COSMIC WARRIOR on 01/15/2020 08:22 PM

I remember it saying "THEWOLF" but I saw it again recently and it said something else.

Thought it said '2fast'

Mr Wolf

Always had been hence these ....


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More importantly, what the fuck is in Marcellus’ briefcase?

I’ve heard some theories. Biggest one I heard was that it was his soul.

That makes more sense than some 'wild' Mandela theory.

What about these???

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Take your pick!

Thread: Pulp Fiction...what's in the briefcase?

EDIT: Mathetes's Rock N Roll theory is interesting.

Last Edited by TheGasMan II on 01/15/2020 08:39 PM

i thought it was a copy of the constitution!

Second Amendment was in there.

That was it.

Figured you were gonna post that lol. The insurance companies name is “Direct Line” ffs!!!

Yes... I noticed too!

*this*

Exactly, WOLF1