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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can't believe all the people who are reluctant to spend $110 on a new passport. If money's that tight, you certainly won't be going on any international travel anytime soon.

In terms of the marital dynamic, if I were OP, I wouldn't insist the H get a passport. Men don't do well with abstract reasons. Wait until there's a trip planned, and let him scramble to get his passport renewed.  Men would rather screw up than have their wives direct them. I know, I've been married almost 20 years.[/quote]

I can't believe grown-ups can be this bad at reading :mrgreen: I bet many PPs here are much better off than OP, because they don't spend a hundred here and a hundred there without an actual reason :roll:

OP, is your closet bursting with clothes you bought five years ago and haven't had a chance to wear?[/quote]

Another cheap ass.[/quote]

You must be drowning in credit card debt like the rest of the country. Sad.[/quote]

[b]+1.  I have never met a non-independently wealthy person "who loved to travel internationally" who didn't also have at least 10K on credit cards.  At least.[/quote][/b]

hi. meet me.[/quote]

Me as well... Just got back from Jamaica, no cc debt (or any other kind for that matter.)  Not wealthy at all, just know how to plan.[/quote]

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