On the Run Notebooks

Date: 07 December 2011

T

Excellent notebooks; good quality and kids can easily pretend they're real ones (for their spy-games). A nice novelty article!

Age: 25-34

Gender: Female

Date: 14 June 2010

Sirram

Sooo much fun

Childish these may be, and entirely without any practical purpose, but these little passport beauties are just so much fun. Granted they are completely pointless, possibly worse than that they have the potential to entirely scupper any overseas travel plans if you are unfortunate enough to mix them up with the real thing and therefore arrive identityless at an airport. However, I can forgive them all of that because there is something so appealing about the fantasy of escaping the harsh economic climate with a new identity and a new start overseas. I particularly like the inherent amusement in thinking a Cuban passport would be a passport to anywhere, and I have no idea what country one of the set is supposed to be from, but who cares. I got these delivered to me at work, and such was the enthusiasm of my colleagues I've donated some to be a prize in a Race for Life raffle... might have to buy some extra tickets myself though as don't really want to part with them. ...

Date: 16 March 2010

mfk222

Keep them separate from your real passport

...or you might find yourself in trouble at immigration. As notebooks go, they're a nice size for slipping in a pocket on your travels. As a gift, they're a funny, thoughtful gift for a traveller - and one that's as much fun to give as to receive while you sit and watch the penny drop. Just be wary of giving it to the kind of person who likes to answer "yes" to the security questions or the next birthday present might be bail.