Thai election forces 2-weekend booze ban - Dry Season starts

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Post by Aardvark » December 17, 2007, 3:57 pm

Ahhh prohabition, remember when they tried it in the States in the thirties, it made more money than gambling and prostitution put together 8)



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Post by laphanphon » December 17, 2007, 4:41 pm

it definitely made an impact at the night market on friday, quessing 95 % of peopel usually there went elsewhere, very relaxing, but no gals serving to watch, a good holiday for them. and yes, i was the only one drinking, yes i did, a cooler, and quite refreshing. even shared one with couple italian newbies at the market that were a bit depressed on the news. so i shared a smile, damn i'm good. :D 8)

was there last weekend, full, even though festival drew some away i'm sure.

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Post by wokkawombat » December 17, 2007, 8:46 pm

Friday night I went to the festival so no problems. Saturday night I watched TV with a couple of vodka and orange. Sunday night 2 large Leo in a glass with mickey mouse on it in a bar in town, and then a large Leo in a coffee cup at a well known restaurant. So far no ill effects.

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Post by randerson79 » December 18, 2007, 6:00 am

Maligator wrote:
Is it also practised in other countries?
In the US, no alcohol sales while election polls are open.
Normally 6.am to 6 or 7 pm
Then it's balls to the wall

:guiness:

What state did you live in? No ban in California.

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