[QUOTE=Eva Luna]
You can get the form online, but you can only submit the application in person if it’s a first passport, or if your most recent passport was issued more than 15 years ago. In certain circumstances, you can renew by mail. But no, you can’t apply online.
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Oh yeah. I need to renew my passport soon, and that’s why I was thinking of being able to get the form online and renew, though I forget it’d be by mail.
[QUOTE=Tamex]
me t00.
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Nice boobs!
[sub]what?[/sub]
[QUOTE=CalMeacham]
“Monsters, John! Monster from the ID!”
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I’m waiting impatiently for them, here on Maple Street…
[QUOTE=Darth Nader]
That would be correct.
Sorry. I was fairly grumpy when I replied to you. I guess I should be happy that I can’t visit the in-laws any more without begging our government for permission.
I’m not.
But I am sorry, Frank, I vented at you, 'cause I was mad.
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How far away is the next post office? Seriously.
[QUOTE=Darth Nader]
Nice boobs!
[sub]what?[/sub]
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That’s the id talking, isn’t it?
[QUOTE=BellRungBookShut-CandleSnuffed]
No one can ever have a pitting of Doom, the greatest video game ever invented.
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You clearly have not played Doom3 where you are the only space marine in existence that has to switch between gun and flashlight.
You can’t execute a passport application in front of just any ol’ postal clerk. The person must be designated as a passport agent and such designation comes after training. Sometimes there’s only one such person designated at the local mail shack and that person may be absent for a number of reasons, to include illness, injury, vacation, transfer, or retirement.
(on edit) For the last few years of my time in the Navy, I was a designated Passport Agent. Had a couple of interesting incidents in that collateral duty!
[QUOTE=Monty]
You can’t execute a passport application in front of just any ol’ postal clerk.
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No, they have to be equipped to convict the application, clean up the blood, and weigh and measure the corpse for official credit towards your limit.
Aw, jeez, now I have to get my darn passport card in another city, apply for some new huntin’ card at WalMart, think about boobs, feel bad about being a dick to Frank, boobs. Boobs!
[QUOTE=eleanorigby]
I read the title of the thread as Freudian ("Id, Superego etc).
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I thought the OP was starting a new thread with the same case-law as the thread above it.
[QUOTE=mswas]
You clearly have not played Doom3 where you are the only space marine in existence that has to switch between gun and flashlight.
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Ah, but Doom 3 is far different than Dooms 1 and 2, isn’t it. I bet the instruction manual doesn’t even describe you as “the toughest space trooper ever to suck vacuum.” John Romero, the crazy bugger, didn’t even work on it, right?
[QUOTE=BellRungBookShut-CandleSnuffed]
No one can ever have a pitting of Doom, the greatest video game ever invented.
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A-Mother Fucking-Men!
I was just playing some Doom this weekend. I wish all games held up that well.
[QUOTE=Justin_Bailey]
A-Mother Fucking-Men!
I was just playing some Doom this weekend. I wish all games held up that well.
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Just when I thought Doom couldn’t get any better, Doom II added the double-barreled shotgun.
Many an hour was whiled away playing 1 v 1 deathmatch on level one. Get 'im in the back when he goes for the rocket launcher. Desperately dodge around the corner as he tries to BFG you in the hallway. Double shotgun battles in the blue room. O Absalom, where has my youth gone??