That's right! Visit our sexy development HeadQuarters in Bedford, UK and pick up a featured Gowalla Stamp*

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*Please note that "featured Gowalla Stamp" is not in fact a featured Gowalla Stamp (though maybe it should be *winks suggestively at Gowalla Devs reading this*) for your passport but rather a beautiful Gowalla sticker for your car, wall, face, kittens, evil lair, car (I said that already), chair, lifetime partners buttocks, watermelon, clickity bricks, longhorn, or similar. Having said that, you could stick it to a passport and call it a Gowalla Passport and laugh at how clever you are - I wouldn't recommend it though. The people in customs don't have much of a sense of humour and it wasn't that funny. Stamp given may not resemble picture shown and may in fact not be available if you check-in at times when the GowallaTools Creator is plotting the end of the world or similarly indisposed. You should probably check before you arrive by contacting him. By the way, did you notice that the Gowalla ID for the GowallaTools HQ is actually #111111? That took a lot of time and effort to do but I doubt you noticed. Sure, you've seen it now and maybe even smiled a bit in warm appreciation but unless you're a fishermen you don't know what I went through. It was like wrestling with a particularly unruly Marlin waiting for it to swim ever closer so I could bag it but then at the last minute the pond was flooded with other lesser fish all wanting a bite of my worm. Anyway, I appear to be rambling but it makes this disclaimer text longer which is kind of the point. I could talk about some other stuff - perhaps I could use this as a place to hide an easter egg for the rest of the Gowalla Tools 13 Days of Christmas so that you'd feel special and know secrets that nobody else does because you bothered to read small text. Ok, so the special arc word is "bad wolf". What? That was already used in Doctor Who? Ahh dammit. Forget it then. Right, back to the legal stuff: Other terms and conditions apply but I'm not going to tell you what they are.... so there.