Thread: So, who's a dual citizen?

Originally Posted by Bytemrk

Certainly a funny old world John.

I get to carry 2 passports... despite having chosen to be an Aussie and having had 54 or my 55 birthdays here in Aus..... I'll always be a pommy bastard to some .

I'm hanging on to the pommy passport too if it helps keep me out of that big house in Canberra

Mark, one of the great disappointments in my life was this: My sister, who is 10 years older than me, had a Passport that identified her as a British Subject, and I couldn't get one. Being a British Subject has far more attached to it than just getting fast tracked through immigration at Heathrow. If I had a British Passport I would hang onto it as hard as I could. It is without doubt the best Passport you can hold, and it is sad that Gough threw it away in 1973 with his Queen of Australia Act.

OK. My Great Grandmother was half Indian but I've only spent two weeks in the US and none of it was in Kentucky. Honest.

Originally Posted by cuppabillytea

OK. My Great Grandmother was half Indian but I've only spent two weeks in the US and none of it was in Kentucky. Honest.

Interesting choice of avatar pic in that case, Billy....

Originally Posted by johntins

Interesting choice of avatar pic in that case, Billy....

You had to be there John.

Originally Posted by cuppabillytea

You had to be there John.

But I wasn't invited, so that won't wash.

Originally Posted by Bohica

Jackie Lambie has indiginous ancestry.

thanks

Originally Posted by johntins

But I wasn't invited, so that won't wash.

Yes you were. You were just another no show. So there.

Originally Posted by johntins

Interesting choice of avatar pic in that case, Billy....

mind.
blown.

penny.
dropped.

Until you drew focus, johntins, I'd missed the uncanny likeness between the skipper and the colonel