It's not a passport, it's a Z-card now known as a Merchant Mariner Credential. Every merchant sailor had one.
this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2024
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that’s Meowchant Mariner to you matey
Look at that photo, he was a goddamn professional
Also, cats always have a pass, with everything, anytime
I know it was for the joke, but now I'm curious: can cats be identified by their paw prints?
That would be cool. Though the paws of my outdoor cats seem smooth and tough... so maybe not?
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Scowling for the camera.
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