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SteveL
4th June 2010, 23:46
:Cuckoo:Just got back from London on business, used the trip to go to the Phil Embassy to apply for my 59 day visa.
Prided myself with my organisational skills .........right upto the point the friendly chap explained that i really should have brought my passport with me . :Brick::Brick:

For Gods sake dont tell anyone , they will think i'm a right ejit hehehe
Arthur Little
5th June 2010, 00:18
:Cuckoo:Just got back from London on business, used the trip to go to the Phil Embassy to apply for my 59 day visa.
Prided myself with my organisational skills .........right upto the point the friendly chap explained that i really should have brought my passport with me . :Brick::Brick:

For Gods sake dont tell anyone , they will think i'm a right ejit hehehe

Not at all, Steve :NoNo: ... it's so easily done! How many intelligent folk have you heard of, who turn up for important appointments - apparently secure in the knowledge they've brought along everything they need for the occasion ... only to discover (to their sheer frustration) that they've somehow forgotten the MOST important document of all? Plenty, I'm sure! Anyway, what's all this about "not telling anyone"? ... you've just told US! :icon_lol: Better luck next time. :xxgrinning--00xx3:
triple5
5th June 2010, 03:01
:icon_lol: unlucky Steve. How many people turn up at the airport without their passports :Erm: I'm sure there's a good few.
stevewool
5th June 2010, 08:15
Ups
KeithD
5th June 2010, 08:45
I turned up at the airport one day to realise I'd forgotten the wife :omg:
nigel
5th June 2010, 08:50
I once witnessed a girl crying at Heathrow airport because she had forgotten her passport! :Help1:
Steve.r
5th June 2010, 09:13
I forgot...........what I'm doing here:doh
subseastu
5th June 2010, 15:47
hope your business went better than your trip to the embassy steve!!
RickyR
5th June 2010, 15:54
I have a work colleague who arrived by private aircraft in the USA from the Caribbean and realised he'd left his passport at home. His offer of flying back to collect it wasn't accepted by the US authorities and he was subjected to a 10,000 USD fine. A true :Brick: moment.
Can understand the situation though!