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Give Me One Reason
Tracy Chapman & Eric Clapton

Saint 2.0

Friday, July 11, 2008

Eh dad, I think you flew on my passport... | 12:05 PM

This comic satirises the Customs slip recently. Apparently, a man had flown from Singapore to Vietnam on his son's passport only to discover it after he had boarded the plane or arrived at his destination. This could perhaps explain Mas Salamat's mysterious slip from Singapore?