When a young man with unkempt hair sauntered into the British consulate in Amsterdam in July and asked for a new passport, the officials wanted to know what had happened to the old one. He gave a fairly credible answer: he had put the document into the washing machine after drinking too much, and it was ruined. You might think it strange, however, that the same man was able to get yet another replacement passport five months later, but this time at the British consulate in Brussels. He gave no particular reason this time, except that the one he had received in July had become ragged and was missing a few pages. He surrendered it, as required, and took the new one away with him. Full Story
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