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I have a funny story about my trip to Mexico. I had forgot my driver's license in my other pants, and I got back into the states just showing my Sam's membership card.
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There is a tequila bar in Playa del Carmen where I am known as 'El Borracho'. Spent a few days there then went to Belize/Guatemala. When I came back a couple of weeks later they STILL remembered me. When I came in they screamed 'El Borracho' just like they do 'Norm' in Cheers.
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Coming back into the states is the only issue where you might need to pull out ID, a Mil ID won't hurt but save it for the US BP agents. I wouldn't recommend using it in Mexico for the average street cop. If your detained in Mexico,whip it out and ask for US embassy representation immediately.

I don't recommend a passpport since you really aren't traveling abroad and it isn't required to cross into/from mexico. Stolen passports is a huge ring and they bring lots of $ on the black market. If your going to Mexico for the reason I think you are, youmake juicy target when you whip passport out. It would be far less trouble if you lost or had your drivers license stolen than your passport.
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There is a tequila bar in Playa del Carmen where I am known as 'El Borracho'. Spent a few days there then went to Belize/Guatemala. When I came back a couple of weeks later they STILL remembered me. When I came in they screamed 'El Borracho' just like they do 'Norm' in Cheers.
>:(B|B|B|B|



Does someone what to tell him what "El Borracho" means?:S

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I went to the local circuit court and picked up a copy of my birth certificate for $5. That worked flying in and out of Mexico for me.



I'm about 1300 miles from Cook Cty, so I'll just use my passport, and keep it in a hidden (inside) pocket in my shorts...

Thx all!



You can order from out of state as well.
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There is a tequila bar in Playa del Carmen where I am known as 'El Borracho'. Spent a few days there then went to Belize/Guatemala. When I came back a couple of weeks later they STILL remembered me. When I came in they screamed 'El Borracho' just like they do 'Norm' in Cheers.
>:(B|B|B|B|



Does someone what to tell him what "El Borracho" means?:S

Sparky



I don't know what it means, tell me.
May your trails be crooked, winding, lonesome, dangerous, leading to the most amazing view. May your mountains rise into and above the clouds. - Edward Abbey

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Texas driver's license is all us Texicans need...besure not to even have pocket knife on you, though. Oh and don't dick around trying to sneak anything back, if you're caught, you're screwed.

Be careful in border towns (both sides) they tend to be higher crime...so you could get drunk and SCREWED...


But, border towns are a LOT of fun, go buy a cuban cigar and enjoy it while walking around or drinking in Mexico. I think its about time for me to go back down to Neuvo Laredo again.:)
Oh, if you like border towns...look up Boys Town and take $100 cash, you'll have a night you'll remember the rest of your life.
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Since when has it been a crime getting drunk an screwed



That's not a crime...getting taken "for a ride" and being tossed in jail in Mexico can happen easily that way though (I've seen it happen before).

You didn't think the clicky was funny?
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getting taken "for a ride" and being tossed in jail in Mexico can happen easily that way though





Hehehehehehee..........IIRC the US BP has an "unofficial" uniform called the "Tijuana Tuxedo." It's just the uniform pants, boots, and T shirt. They wear it after work to go get their friends out of jail on the "Other Side." :D

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You can order from out of state as well.



If you order, order a couple as anything above one is cheaper and you're bound to need one at some point. When I ordered mine a few years ago, #1 was $15. Every copy after that was $0.50.
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I've been in and out of Mexico 3 times in the past 2 years. I never used any IDs getting in or out, only had to present my birth certificate to get a work permit(which is why I was there).

If you go to Juarez, eat at El Hoouas!

Matt

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