Cybercat

[Dannah]

On Sat 25 Sep 2010 02:27:39a, ChattyCathy told us...


I don't have relatives outside of the US, but I have had a passport
since I wasin my late teens. Over the years I travelled extensively,
but we can't really afford that anymore. I maintain my passport
because of our close proximity to Mexico and a driving trip to Canada
is within reach. However, it wasn't until recently that one needed a
US passport for the latter two.

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~~ A mind is a terrible thing to lose. ~~

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Wayne Boatwright

[miss_natsi]

On Sep 23, 3:02?pm, Janet wrote:

That's still twice as much as is given here for most corporate and
private sector jobs, unless one is an executive. Higher ed employees
enjoy more, as a rule, if they're professional status and not
clerical.

N.

[beanis8]

On Sep 18, 10:50?pm, Christine Dabney wrote:

I'm thinking maybe he gave the meat to both of you that night.

--Bryan

[Fnex101]

Cindy Hamilton wrote in news:0fabed45-2006-
[email protected]:



Baggage charges...... if you want rip-off baggage charges, fly Air Asia,
they have the rip off down to a fine art :-/




I remember awhile back, there was a story going around that airlines were
thinking of charging passengers per kg of body weight..... plus whatever
baggage they took on.

Which I think sounds pretty fair.




--
Peter Lucas
Hobart
Tasmania

The act of feeding someone is an act of beauty,
whether it's a full Sunday roast or a jam sandwich,
but only when done with love.

[beth???]

In article , [email protected] says...

Which bugs would those be? Windows 7 is in the NT family, and has no
code commonality to speak of with Windows 3.0.

[davemurd]

In article , [email protected]
says...

So, you wouldn't go to support a relative who had had a heart attack,
stroke, car crash injuries, accident etc, and might be alone in a
foreign hospital for some time?

Janet.

[rizley]

On 2010-07-16, Ophelia wrote:

Why am I not surprised.

nb

[MissMiller]

In article ,
[email protected] says...

Actually Apple decided that.


Probably a dangerous assumption.

[gary c bunch]

Wayne Boatwright wrote:



There's a passport "card" obtainable in the USA that's usable for Mexico
and Canada.

A worldwide passport has skyrocketed from $35 (?) to $125+.

I remember at a year 2000 renewal I mentioned how I enjoyed the right of
owning a passport. The passport officer called to my attention that a
passport is not a right, rather a privilege. You CAN be refused a
passport, which happened to a person I knew. Something about bank
embezzlement/fleeing to the Dominican Republic. I don't know the details
but she is forever a prisoner of the USA.

Andy

[Tori .]

On Sep 23, 3:39?pm, Janet wrote:

I don't have any close relatives who would think I should do
that....sorry, you're beating a dead horse on this one.

N.