Posted: October 19, 2005 1:49 am
Not yet.....but going to Scotland next year....
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Posted: October 19, 2005 2:33 am
Yep, stamped from 2 of my 3 trips to mexico, will have a stamp from canada in a couple weeks.
Posted: October 19, 2005 4:41 am
Yes. Had a few - this one expires in 07.
Fiji
Noumea
Vanuatu
New Zealand
Indonesia
Hong Kong
Bahrain
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
Spain
Liechtenstein
Holland
USA (7 times)
Canada (twice)
Mexico
Soon to come - Vietnam.
Fiji
Noumea
Vanuatu
New Zealand
Indonesia
Hong Kong
Bahrain
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
Spain
Liechtenstein
Holland
USA (7 times)
Canada (twice)
Mexico
Soon to come - Vietnam.
Posted: October 19, 2005 5:26 am
I guess I'm Z's twin, cause I Never Go Anywhere (outside the US)
Posted: October 19, 2005 7:02 am
that's gonna change, even if Jimmy doesn't do shows down there..ladyparrothead wrote:Never needed one - Only trips outta country were to Canada and Mexico - and those were a long long time agoI never go anywhere
Posted: October 19, 2005 7:48 am
Had one since 1976.
Now that the keets are nearly grown, we plan to use our passports much more.
Colombia
Venezuela
UK twice
didn't need it, but had it anyway:
Grand Cayman
Mexico
Canada
Now that the keets are nearly grown, we plan to use our passports much more.
Colombia
Venezuela
UK twice
didn't need it, but had it anyway:
Grand Cayman
Mexico
Canada
Posted: October 19, 2005 8:19 am
I have one but I've never used it. 
In fact, this poll is a good reminder. I should check to see if it's expired.
In fact, this poll is a good reminder. I should check to see if it's expired.Posted: October 19, 2005 9:15 am
Just in case you don't go anywhere in the near future??LIPH wrote:I have one but I've never used it.
Posted: October 20, 2005 3:12 pm
If you count an old one, I do...
I went to seven countries in six weeks back when I was nearly 18:
Iceland
Luxembourg
France
England
Scotland
Germany
Switzerland
Then, never left the States in nearly 30 years.
I guess it was a trip of a lifetime!
I went to seven countries in six weeks back when I was nearly 18:
Iceland
Luxembourg
France
England
Scotland
Germany
Switzerland
Then, never left the States in nearly 30 years.
I guess it was a trip of a lifetime!
Posted: October 20, 2005 4:52 pm
I have had one since 1975.
Posted: October 20, 2005 5:19 pm
I will be using mine next week when I go to Ireland for the marathon!!! 
Posted: October 20, 2005 5:53 pm
This is definately one of my favorite things!!
I'm on passport number three. I got the first one the summer before high school and that one had a bit of Europe and Mexico in it. Number two came along in '93 when I started international business travel; it required extra pages twice (with all of the interesting visas, etc.) before its retirement, and I'm currently working on number three. Anyway, I'll try for the whole list here:
Americas:
Canada (6 provinces)
Mexico (~9 states? including 10 months as an exchange student)
Belize
Gautemala
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
US Virgin Islands
British Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Cayman Islands
Colombia
Venezuela
Ecuador
Brazil
Argentina
Europe/Africa
Ireland
UK (Wales, England, Scotland)
France
Portugal
Spain
Netherlands
Belgium
Denmark
Sweden
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
Czech Republic
Slovakia
Poland
Hungary
Greece
Turkey
Egypt
AustralAsia:
Pakistan
Thailand
Malaysia
Cambodia
Vietnam
China
Hong Kong (British Colony and as part of China)
South Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Philippines
Australia
Yup, I've got a map of the world above my desk and it's dotted with all of the places I've visited. I've been so incredibly fortunate to see, explore, discover and take in so much of the world; this is truly one of my passions. Somehow this matches up with "Far Side of the World" being my favorite Buffett song.
And there's still so much to be done:
Chile
Peru (Machu Piccu)
New Zealand
South Pacific islands
Africa (safari regions, Morocco)
Cuba
Iceland
And other spots.....
I'm on passport number three. I got the first one the summer before high school and that one had a bit of Europe and Mexico in it. Number two came along in '93 when I started international business travel; it required extra pages twice (with all of the interesting visas, etc.) before its retirement, and I'm currently working on number three. Anyway, I'll try for the whole list here:
Americas:
Canada (6 provinces)
Mexico (~9 states? including 10 months as an exchange student)
Belize
Gautemala
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
US Virgin Islands
British Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Cayman Islands
Colombia
Venezuela
Ecuador
Brazil
Argentina
Europe/Africa
Ireland
UK (Wales, England, Scotland)
France
Portugal
Spain
Netherlands
Belgium
Denmark
Sweden
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
Czech Republic
Slovakia
Poland
Hungary
Greece
Turkey
Egypt
AustralAsia:
Pakistan
Thailand
Malaysia
Cambodia
Vietnam
China
Hong Kong (British Colony and as part of China)
South Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Philippines
Australia
Yup, I've got a map of the world above my desk and it's dotted with all of the places I've visited. I've been so incredibly fortunate to see, explore, discover and take in so much of the world; this is truly one of my passions. Somehow this matches up with "Far Side of the World" being my favorite Buffett song.
And there's still so much to be done:
Chile
Peru (Machu Piccu)
New Zealand
South Pacific islands
Africa (safari regions, Morocco)
Cuba
Iceland
And other spots.....
Posted: October 20, 2005 5:57 pm
Yes but it's for Military purposes only... I really need to get me a civilian one soon....
Posted: October 20, 2005 5:59 pm
You're so cool.nycparrothead wrote:Yes but it's for Military purposes only... I really need to get me a civilian one soon....
Wanna hump?