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When I try to tell the Passport Office that, I will have to hope that they have been reading CUK posts.Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostYou can have two passports.
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You can have two passports.Originally posted by Tarquin Farquhar View PostJust checked mine. Expires this year
I'm UK resident but outside UK every M-F. Suppose I'll need the super-duper-fast-by-appointment-if-you-can-afford-it service?
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Just checked mine. Expires this yearOriginally posted by norrahe View PostI have known people not to bother checking if their passport is up to date, only to discover that it has expired whilst in the queue for check in.

I'm UK resident but outside UK every M-F. Suppose I'll need the super-duper-fast-by-appointment-if-you-can-afford-it service?
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Mine has 9 years left to run. I know this because last year, two days before I was due to go on holiday, I realised I'd lost the old one.Originally posted by norrahe View PostI have known people not to bother checking if their passport is up to date, only to discover that it has expired whilst in the queue for check in.
One mad dash to Peterborough later...
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[QUOTE=cailin maith;1054872]
Actually I wasn't quite pissed enough to think I could take on the mouthy scouse bird
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If you're anything like me you probably glared at her all hard like, then crapped yourself if she glared back
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I have known people not to bother checking if their passport is up to date, only to discover that it has expired whilst in the queue for check in.Originally posted by Julius Caesar View PostIf it's any consolation, I know a few people who have forgotten their passport once, but I don't know anybody who's forgotten it twice, so you're probably set now.
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Is there any other type of scouse bird?Originally posted by cailin maith View PostBut I didn't 'cos I'm a lady...
Actually I wasn't quite pissed enough to think I could take on the mouthy scouse bird
Apologies to all other mouthy scouse birds!!
Apologies to all scouse birds!!
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But I didn't 'cos I'm a lady...Originally posted by Churchill View PostShe grabbed my arse because I reprimanded her mate for being pissed and rolling all over the bar continuously knocking into me.
They were all HMRC bods - pissed, obnoxious, a disgrace really.
CM was there, *she* was going to punch the HMRC bints lights out!
Actually I wasn't quite pissed enough to think I could take on the mouthy scouse bird
Apologies to all other mouthy scouse birds!!
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She grabbed my arse because I reprimanded her mate for being pissed and rolling all over the bar continuously knocking into me.Originally posted by chef View Postyou'd punch a friend of someone who grabbed your arse????
surely ANYONE grabbing YOUR arse is a compliment
(apologies CM)
They were all HMRC bods - pissed, obnoxious, a disgrace really.
CM was there, *she* was going to punch the HMRC bints lights out!
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you'd punch a friend of someone who grabbed your arse????Originally posted by Churchill View PostThey'll simply hire more Civil Servants at a greater cost to the public purse!
Btw, if one of you HMRC bints is the one that grabbed my arse in Mulligans, next time I will kick your mates arse!
surely ANYONE grabbing YOUR arse is a compliment
(apologies CM)
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I thought they were trying to cut down in HMRC, but with the current growing budget deficit in place they might need to cut down a bit more?Originally posted by Churchill View PostThey'll simply hire more Civil Servants at a greater cost to the public purse!
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They'll simply hire more Civil Servants at a greater cost to the public purse!Originally posted by MPwannadecentincome View PostIf everyone keeps posting stuff like this how will HMRC ever keep up?
Btw, if one of you HMRC bints is the one that grabbed my arse in Mulligans, next time I will kick your mates arse!
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