Superior Mind
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whaaaaaaaaaat wrote:

KEN-JENNINGS wrote:

I'm pretty certain you can get one in 5-6 days if you want to pay the dough.  I think it's like $150 or so.
ill find out in a little while. it already costs like 100 bucks anyway
It's like $400 for 3-5 days expedited.

Last edited by Superior Mind (2010-02-23 08:43:49)

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menzo
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a new one at normal speed costs 40bucks here
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Pochsy wrote:

menzo wrote:

whaaaaaaaaaat wrote:

yea, you dont need one to go to the bahamas either. just need one to get home

and im pretty sure that the laws have changed so you now need one to get home from canada
cant you travel with your ID?  I can travel to almost every country in Europe some are not even in the EU  with my ID card
Schengen Agreement of 1985 caused more problems than it solved.
why?
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menzo wrote:

a new one at normal speed costs 40bucks here
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menzo wrote:

a new one at normal speed costs 40bucks here
well thats about 55 bucks here.  so, 30 dollars less.  not bad.  i got mine for 65 so....
Pochsy
Artifice of Eternity
+702|6120|Toronto

menzo wrote:

Pochsy wrote:

menzo wrote:


cant you travel with your ID?  I can travel to almost every country in Europe some are not even in the EU  with my ID card
Schengen Agreement of 1985 caused more problems than it solved.
why?
The problems lay in the varying immigration policies of the participating countries. It essentially allows immigrants to flow through the weakest regulatory body (used to be southern Italy, but that's likely changed) to get to the country of their choice. Not to mention the ease with which international crime is able to subsist. There are benefits, don't get me wrong, but I'm not convinced they are a justifiable trade-off when looking at the costs.
The shape of an eye in front of the ocean, digging for stones and throwing them against its window pane. Take it down dreamer, take it down deep. - Other Families
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Pochsy wrote:

menzo wrote:

Pochsy wrote:


Schengen Agreement of 1985 caused more problems than it solved.
why?
The problems lay in the varying immigration policies of the participating countries. It essentially allows immigrants to flow through the weakest regulatory body (used to be southern Italy, but that's likely changed) to get to the country of their choice. Not to mention the ease with which international crime is able to subsist. There are benefits, don't get me wrong, but I'm not convinced they are a justifiable trade-off when looking at the costs.
border controls suck   so I'm happy
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