stubby52

Regarding the draw it's a pity they don't teach them how to kick a torp these days.

On 5/15/2020 at 11:41 AM, Thailaw said:

T95Z

I have this model and it works well just buy a mouse as the remote is time consuming.

16 minutes ago, petermik said:

It shutdown/was put up for sale early last year only to reopen a few months later..new owners or not I do not know ????

It became a ladyboy bar and traded for 6mths till the march shutdown.

18 hours ago, Oldie said:

This Tree Town area seems to be special. Before there were no public benches to sit. But now there are many and used by people for drinking and socializing. If you go a little bit further to Soi LK Metro it is dark and quiet. Also many other areas in Soi Buakhao are quiet. But this area has been different for many weeks already. 

 

Reason is most of the beach rd freelancers migrated there after police crackdowns on beach rd

On 6/13/2020 at 5:30 PM, scubascuba3 said:

Hotels are allowed to sell alcohol, so presumably hotels on Buakhao that have quasi bars can start selling, such as Nikon court as an example

Yep Nikon crt had plenty of barflies yesterday

Above is a sign from retox.

This is from a newspaper article it seems to depend on what registered license you have-

Panpimol Wipulakorn, director-general of the Department of Health, said that pubs and restaurants that have registered as eateries can reopen in the fourth stage of relaxation, while venues that will be allowed to serve alcohol on their premises must also have liquor sale licences.

Eateries which have licences to play live music can also reopen, but places that have registered as night entertainment venues will remain closed, Dr Panpimol said.

Interesting article happy i am in Thailand https://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=12332485

The Chonburi Communicable Disease Relation Committee released an order this morning, No. 21/2063, which lists the current businesses that are ordered to remain closed until at least May 31, 2020 or if the Committee releases a new order. All of this information is correct and current as of press time, however, please keep in mind as things change very quickly in this post Covid-19 environment is subject to change-----– Public swimming pools (For condos, speak to your condo management. Some condo’s consider their pools public, some consider them private. This differs based on individual condominium management)

it is up to the condo management what is their favorite response "cannot" remember they work for you!!

mmm a storm in a teacup comes to mind.

no drinking alcohol in restaurants don't they realise that it can be over half of the profit margins come from this. TIT

2 hours ago, cheapcanuck said:

How about beaches? No mention of beaches. 

Thats up to the governor you will find,as for the alcohol ban it's sheer lunacy.

TIT that's why we love it,what logic 555

My TGF can buy anything for me but beer only by the bottle no cases this has never changed during any past bans all they are doing is missing out on excise,crazy logic.

1 hour ago, Dmaxdan said:

And what of the thousands of people whose livelyhoods depend on sales and distribution of alcohol? And the billions of baht that the government rakes in every year from the tax on alcohol sales? Whatever the decision the government decide on has to focus on the bigger picture. 

 

 

why do you listen to these wowsers treat them with the contempt they deserve!

I do miss today the 19th i usually go out to the sailor bar and soak up the fun,the other days are just a pain.

whats the betting the number of bootleggers selling lao khao will show exponential growth.

Looks like Lao Khao will be number 1 now.

You should see the state of the sea in Pattaya now it has turned blue and actually looks inviting!