this kind of snuck up on me. I live in the US and don't have a passport. what should I do for my 30th bday?

Quote: Original post by sdaq
this kind of snuck up on me. I live in the US and don't have a passport. what should I do for my 30th bday?

go to vegas? buy a corvette/porche? get a 19 year old girlfriend? produce offspring? make a hydrogen powered car? go skydiving?

Quote: Original post by sdaq
this kind of snuck up on me. I live in the US and don't have a passport. what should I do for my 30th bday?

Dress in black and mourn your youth.


More seriously, you need to give some constraints for such an open-ended question.

What is your budget? $50 or $500 or $500,000 give very different options.
What is your time frame? An evening on your birthday, a full day or full weekend, or taking a month sabbatical open up various possibilities.
Who is involved? You alone, you and a spouse, you with a spouse and children, and various other combinations give very different options.
What lifestyle constraints are there? A conservative and puritan lifestyle on one end wouldn't like events from a drinking, legalized-drug using, or other extreme enthusiast lifestyle. There are a lot of items where things that are great to one group but will not interest other.

drink

Road trip to vegas. Come on, it'll be fun.

Quote: Original post by ChurchSkiz
Road trip to vegas. Come on, it'll be fun.

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I think drinking is the best option when you turn out 30. I heard of a guy at the office who celebrated for 30 consecutive days or so.