How many stamps...
 

...do you have in your passport? Just curious to see how much traveling everyone does!

I have 12 countries. multiple visits to most...

Japan
China
United Kingdom
Spain
France
Russia
New Caledonia
Thailand
Australia
Mexico
Canada
South Korea

Canada
USA
Jamaica
St Lucia
St Thomas
South Korea
Russia
United Kingdom
France
Qatar

Austrailia
Brazil
Canada
France
Germany
Italy
South Korea
United Kingdom

most places I go don't stamp my passport, as I am an airline pilot and it would get full really quick. But, the only continent I haven't been to yet is Australia.

Are we gonna count the Chunnel stamp, or the US Customs stamp? If not 16.

Ireland
England
Holland
France
Germany
Poland
Austria
Switzerland
Italy
Hungry
Serbia
Bulgaria
Slovakia
Slovenia
Romania
and Egypt
All the Western European countries I've been to a minimum of 3 times each. I've been to Amsterdam twice and never smoked a joint or bagged a hooker there so I guess I gota go back before I die. Egypt was pretty cool, I'd go back. I'd move to Serbia because I liked it there. And I'd buy a woman from Romania because just about any one of them under the age of 30 looked super model amazing. After 30 they got real bad really quick.

I've seen the girls working in the red light district there, I think you are better off passing on that!

rofl ew



anyway:
china
japan
singapore
indonesia
england
italy
hong kong

On like the main drag they are pretty good, but if you go on the side streets they get real nasty, like really nasty. From what I hear they are all clean, the need to get tested often and stuff. I've never really felt the need to find out first hand though

Don't have my old passports any longer, well, maybe.

I used to collect stamps and it seems you had to ask for a lot of them in Europe (they didn't bother).

So, I'll add my countries off memory and figure I had stamps for about 3/4 of them. I bought stamps and got a variety of money at every country I went to.

US (a freebie--was born there :D )
Thailand
Japan
Taiwan
Phillipines
Viet Nam
Laos (don't ask)
Hong Kong (does that count...it wasn't actually China yet)
Germany
Austria
Italy
France
Spain
Switzerland
East Germany / East Berlin (when it was, well, communist)
Greece
Turkey
Belgium
Holland / Netherlands
England
Denmark
Sweeden
San Marino
Luxembourg
Andorra
Monaco
Liechtenstein

That should be about 25 (that's what I tell people but till now, I counted on my fingers).

[edit - looks more like 27 depending on if you allow some of them]

:rofl2:

Looks like someone may have visited Patpong Rd. :D

Last time I went to Canada, passports weren't required. haha

I only have one stamp, Australia. :(

You know, the only reason I had to get a passport was because this stupid bitch at the airline counter turned me away when I was going to Germany to be with my wife over new years after not getting to see her for 6 months.

Being Military, our ID + Official Orders (PCS, Leave, Deployment) counts the same as a passport. I've used this every time I've traveled and never had a problem with it. Even with this same airline... But NO this bitch had to be stupid, and her supervisor as well. So they told me signed approve leave orders were not Official Leave orders and that only works when we move to a new place. **** them. :mad:

Anyways, to the point of the OP, I got my passport and was actually looking forward to getting it stamped in Germany. Well I get to Germany and walk up to the passport officials, they see I'm American, ask me if I'm Military, I say yes, and show them my ID. They ask me am I on orders and I'm like yeah, they hand my passport back to me and off I go. MOFOS! :shakes head: lol

So sadly the ONLY stamp I have in my passport right now is when I reentered the US from my trip. Meh! :mad:

But alas, all I can do is laugh... :rofl2:

That would pi$$ me off, too ! I was military as well. Most people will stamp your PP if you actually ask (if in a car, pull over, etc.).

Only stamps on my passport are from South Korea. Hope to have Peru pretty soon.