#33

Are you sure?

Mine’s in the usual safe place.

#34

On the dining table, expired though

#35

On the shelf, with the others. Got it out to book some flights the other day, didn’t need it to make the bookings, put it back on the shelf.

Anyone remember those paper passports you used to be able to get which only lasted a month which allowed you to get to France (or presumably another specified country)?

#38

It’ll be either under the mattress, on top of the wardrobe, or in a book somewhere on a shelf.

Mad how people are so paranoid about stuff like that, innit. I used to keep it in the pocket of a coat in the wardrobe, but i’d have anxiety dreams about it, wake up and move it. Why?

#40

Inside the Important Things Wallet, inside the Important Things Folder, on the Important Things/Cookery Books Shelf, right side third up of the kallax in ‘my’ bedroom, etc…

Expired eight years ago.

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#41

even in canadia? i never got id’d once

ie: i look fucking haggard

#42

Don’t need it. Brexit forever, baby!

(In Spain next week thank you for reminding me to check)

#43

you must have used a lot of sellotape on all those notes

#44

Yeah, sometimes two IDs on the door and then again at the bar. Think it’s mostly because I’ve been with much younger people.

#45

I’m on my way to the airport so I’m my bag I hope

#46

My bag is my hero

#47

Extremely erotic posting

#48

in my drawer of screwdrivers, documents, lighters and other misc. items like everyone else

#49

That’s the miscellaneous things drawer, not the Important Things drawer.

This isn’t amateur hour ffs

#50

i’m not made of drawers mate.

#51

Well, not with that attitude.

#52

I threw my carrier bag of assorted leads and wires out the other day. I’d not needed anything in it for ten years, but still slightly concerned i’ve made a mistake.

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#53

Famous last words

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#54

It’s either in or on my bedside table.

#55

In my suitcase. Got back from Fuzz Club Eindhoven festival on Sunday and I’m going to Paris in 9 days so not bothering to take a lot of stuff out of the case.