picky, picky, picky.....six of one and half dozen of the other......

when's the last time Immigration asked you for a "fake" ?? They always ask me for a "copy" of my passport and have never specified "laser copy".

They ask me for a "coppee", just because they cannot speak English correctly does that mean that i also should start to speak pidgin English?

Next time I go to pick up a copy of the latest bestseller, or need a key copied should I try to find a Xerox machine?

If I'm not mistaken, I believe the subject of this post is "Chanote" = paper, what's with the books & keys ? and Thai bashing? You appear to be one of the perfect one's. "coppee" ?? I fully support JR's response's, they certainly make a lot more sense than yours.

Not to continue to drag this off-topic, but... 'copy' is used widely round the world as a shorthand for 'photocopy'. Just google the phrase " "copy of your passport" " - amazingly the most uses come from western websites who aren't struggling with the English language at all.

picky, picky, picky.....six of one and half dozen of the other......

when's the last time Immigration asked you for a "fake" ?? They always ask me for a "copy" of my passport and have never specified "laser copy".

They ask me for a "coppee", just because they cannot speak English correctly does that mean that i also should start to speak pidgin English?

Next time I go to pick up a copy of the latest bestseller, or need a key copied should I try to find a Xerox machine?

If I'm not mistaken, I believe the subject of this post is "Chanote" = paper, what's with the books & keys ? and Thai bashing? You appear to be one of the perfect one's. "coppee" ?? I fully support JR's response's, they certainly make a lot more sense than yours.

Chanote = Paper

Chanote = Official Copy

Chanote <> Photocopy

Understand yet?

One can obtain a new "copy" at the land department where the original copy is kept.

picky, picky, picky.....six of one and half dozen of the other......

when's the last time Immigration asked you for a "fake" ?? They always ask me for a "copy" of my passport and have never specified "laser copy".

They ask me for a "coppee", just because they cannot speak English correctly does that mean that i also should start to speak pidgin English?

Next time I go to pick up a copy of the latest bestseller, or need a key copied should I try to find a Xerox machine?

If I'm not mistaken, I believe the subject of this post is "Chanote" = paper, what's with the books & keys ? and Thai bashing? You appear to be one of the perfect one's. "coppee" ?? I fully support JR's response's, they certainly make a lot more sense than yours.

Chanote = Paper

Chanote = Official Copy

Chanote <> Photocopy

Understand yet?

One can obtain a new "copy" at the land department where the original copy is kept.

what a load of worthless drivel, get over yourself...

Edited March 30, 201016 yr by JRinger

what a load of worthless drivel, get over yourself...

So you are saying that it's not possible to obtain a new copy of the chanote from the land department?

What would this mean, that if you lose your chanote that land is then forever locked into your procession, because a new chanote cannot be issued...?? And i'm talking drivel?

what a load of worthless drivel, get over yourself...

So you are saying that it's not possible to obtain a new copy of the chanote from the land department?

What would this mean, that if you lose your chanote that land is then forever locked into your procession, because a new chanote cannot be issued...?? And i'm talking drivel?

A rhetorical question?