As tuesday is supposed to be another day when the pubs are shut for many withy alcohol bans in place maybe you ought to get the beers in now?

Or do as I did, suss out where is open

As tuesday is supposed to be another day when the pubs are shut for many withy alcohol bans in place maybe you ought to get the beers in now?

Or do as I did, suss out where is open

I thought, since after the coup, it was only Buddhist holidays which are dry???

Queens birthday. I understand a lot of places will be closed.

Queens birthday. I understand a lot of places will be closed.

My point exactly - the Queen's Birthday is not a Buddhist holiday . . . .

not closed for the last few years on the queens birthday ,left much up to the bar owners if they want to open or close

Went past Nana Plaza on the way home last night - as far as I could see everyone was drinking at the bars on Soi 4 . . . . . .

Great, only thing you guy worry about is the bars going to open so you can consume some more alcohol.

Great, only thing you guy worry about is the bars going to open so you can consume some more alcohol.

The point of me posting was to tell the OP that, as I had said before, the Queen's Birthday is NOT a Buddhist holiday, and that he was therefore mistaken in assuming the bars would be closed, that's all. I'm not a drinker . . . . .

Great, only thing you guy worry about is the bars going to open so you can consume some more alcohol.

The point of me posting was to tell the OP that, as I had said before, the Queen's Birthday is NOT a Buddhist holiday, and that he was therefore mistaken in assuming the bars would be closed, that's all. I'm not a drinker . . . . .

Don't worry about little twerps like him, every time this question of bar opening times comes up one of these holy joes pop up with such cr@p. I wonder where nowhereman was yesterday? I bet he wasn't down the local Wat making merit to her majesty.

The King's birthday used to be a no alcohol day many years back, then the bars started opening selling beer in tea mugs. I think it is still the same, the bars are open but subdued lighting and no/quiet music is the order of the day. But I don't recall the Queen's birthday ever being a dry day. Of course all this is conjecture as the rules change every year in line with the local BiB's latest crack down list and how near the end of the month they are (funds getting low).

Great, only thing you guy worry about is the bars going to open so you can consume some more alcohol.

The point of me posting was to tell the OP that, as I had said before, the Queen's Birthday is NOT a Buddhist holiday, and that he was therefore mistaken in assuming the bars would be closed, that's all. I'm not a drinker . . . . .

Don't worry about little twerps like him, every time this question of bar opening times comes up one of these holy joes pop up with such cr@p. I wonder where nowhereman was yesterday? I bet he wasn't down the local Wat making merit to her majesty.

The King's birthday used to be a no alcohol day many years back, then the bars started opening selling beer in tea mugs. I think it is still the same, the bars are open but subdued lighting and no/quiet music is the order of the day. But I don't recall the Queen's birthday ever being a dry day. Of course all this is conjecture as the rules change every year in line with the local BiB's latest crack down list and how near the end of the month they are (funds getting low).

I like to see you say that to my face, but I think you better have a few to get yourself brave enough.

Great, only thing you guy worry about is the bars going to open so you can consume some more alcohol.

The point of me posting was to tell the OP that, as I had said before, the Queen's Birthday is NOT a Buddhist holiday, and that he was therefore mistaken in assuming the bars would be closed, that's all. I'm not a drinker . . . . .

Don't worry about little twerps like him, every time this question of bar opening times comes up one of these holy joes pop up with such cr@p. I wonder where nowhereman was yesterday? I bet he wasn't down the local Wat making merit to her majesty.

The King's birthday used to be a no alcohol day many years back, then the bars started opening selling beer in tea mugs. I think it is still the same, the bars are open but subdued lighting and no/quiet music is the order of the day. But I don't recall the Queen's birthday ever being a dry day. Of course all this is conjecture as the rules change every year in line with the local BiB's latest crack down list and how near the end of the month they are (funds getting low).

I like to see you say that to my face, but I think you better have a few to get yourself brave enough.

Wow,somebody on a period i see.

I like to see you say that to my face, but I think you better have a few to get yourself brave enough.

Some people crack me up!

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On a more serious note , I wish it had have been a dry day.

My head is thumping and I only had 3 pints.

Cheers

3 pints of sangsom though lol

Think he might be a spin/snap kick expert,who walks around Pattaya.

The way my head feels it could have been meths.

Do you think somebody should find that recent thread about posts you've made that you wish you could delete?

Cheers

I like to see you say that to my face, but I think you better have a few to get yourself brave enough.

Some people crack me up!

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On a more serious note , I wish it had have been a dry day.

My head is thumping and I only had 3 pints.

Cheers

I wish similarly wish yesterday had been a dry day too. I drank more vodka than Moscow.

Reading posts from Internet Hard Men still raises a chuckle though.