lenbrazil
Saturn
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Post by lenbrazil on Mar 8, 2008 19:21:10 GMT -4
PS there is another thread about the movie do a foeum search some of the movies' fallicies have already been addressed
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Post by gillianren on Mar 9, 2008 16:04:30 GMT -4
Exactly and Americans normally don't bring their passports on domestic flights. I don't even have a passport.
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Post by JayUtah on Mar 9, 2008 16:58:18 GMT -4
If you had gone through the hassle and expense of getting a passport, you'd be motivated to keep it in a safe place and not use it for domestic identification.
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Post by frenat on Mar 9, 2008 19:27:56 GMT -4
I'd never even left the country until being deployed with the military and since I didn't need a passport for that I still don't have one.
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Post by gillianren on Mar 9, 2008 21:46:37 GMT -4
When I lived in Port Angeles, Washington, I went to Victoria a few times, because it's a quick, cheap ($13 to go on foot using the car ferry round trip, at least at the time) trip to the closest mall. However, at the time, the idea of needing a passport was considered laughable. That was in the '90s.
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Post by JayUtah on Mar 9, 2008 22:45:19 GMT -4
Pshaw, I'm on my third passport. But lately you don't have to surrender an expired one; they just punch a hole through it to invalidate it. I like my just-expired one because it has the most interesting collection of entry and exit stamps in it.
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Jason
Pluto
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Post by Jason on Mar 10, 2008 11:22:09 GMT -4
I've had two passports as well, including my current one. They aren't that expensive and they last for ten years, so why not have one?
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Post by echnaton on Mar 10, 2008 13:58:03 GMT -4
I have a passport form th early eighties that was so filled with visas and stamps, that the consulate in Kathmandu added a fold out to make more room. It is a great treasure of my travels. I have a current one, I think. I need to check the date.
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