Shenanigans Closed

[JaiLai]

The Shenanigans in Jomtien attracts quite a lot of russians who go there to eat. They don't (as far as I know) have a russian sign anywhere but the Russians still come.

They have menus in Russian though

[hellyes2oo2]

is this new "Family Pub" still owned by shennanigans or is it new owners completely does anyone know.

[seadoo]

Completely new owners - I was the person who sold it, ie brought the seller and buyer together.

[seadoo]

It will reopen as The Acorn on the first week of April.

There's a lot more but I'll wait until the owners are ready to let the world know.

The owner has many other successful businesses including restaurants and pubs and many other businesses.

[Jingthing]

The Acorn?

That's nuts!

[seadoo]

Once you understand the brand behind it you'll understand the reason for the name.

For those in the bar and restaurant game you may know who the owner is from the name Acorn.

[chuckd]

Completely new owners - I was the person who sold it, ie brought the seller and buyer together.

Hmmmm.

[Jingthing]

So is the Acorn going to be a bar, restaurant, or both?

If restaurant, what kind of food will they serve?

If a bar, I know they will serve booze, so not too interesting.

[NanLaew]

JAFIB

[watcharacters]

Just talked to an old friend that is one of the partners.

The Shenanigans in the Avenue has been closed but the one in Jomtien is up and flourishing.

The only two expat managers they have had in the Avenue location were named Simon and Tony. Kim was the manager at the old location. Nobody named Pat was ever associated with it that he knew of.

Interesting to know, either i got the name wrong as he spoke "Irish" , or he was lying

If he spoke Irish, he would have said Padraig and not Pat

.

He possibly made it easy for the non-Irish by saying Pat just as the Thais do with their names.

[NanLaew]

Just talked to an old friend that is one of the partners. The Shenanigans in the Avenue has been closed but the one in Jomtien is up and flourishing. The only two expat managers they have had in the Avenue location were named Simon and Tony. Kim was the manager at the old location. Nobody named Pat was ever associated with it that he knew of.

Interesting to know, either i got the name wrong as he spoke "Irish" , or he was lying

If he spoke Irish, he would have said Padraig and not Pat

.He possibly made it easy for the non-Irish by saying Pat just as the Thais do with their names.

Like Padraigh Kaiphootmahk or Prasert Flaherty, the Irish entrepreneurs from Udon Thani?

It's all JAFIB, either way.

[seadoo]

So is the Acorn going to be a bar, restaurant, or both?

If restaurant, what kind of food will they serve?

If a bar, I know they will serve booze, so not too interesting.

Both - with western and thai foods

[NanLaew]

So is the Acorn going to be a bar, restaurant, or both?

If restaurant, what kind of food will they serve?

If a bar, I know they will serve booze, so not too interesting.

Both - with western and thai foods

JAFIB ?

[hellyes2oo2]

Seadoo, i sent you a pm, i was just wondering if you recieved it. many thanks hellyes2oo2.

[Jingthing]

JAFIB

Journal of Atrial Fibrillation?

[jbrain]

JAFIB

Journal of Atrial Fibrillation?

Oh my god JT, he was waiting for someone to bite.

[Jingthing]

JAFIB

Journal of Atrial Fibrillation?

Oh my god JT, he was waiting for someone to bite.

Seems like an odd spot for it. I guess JAFIB knows best.

http://jafib.com/?cont=current_issue

[NanLaew]

JAFIB

Journal of Atrial Fibrillation?

Oh my god JT, he was waiting for someone to bite.

Glad you worked it out.

[Jingthing]

I hate it when I don't get the joke ...

[rgs2001uk]

So is the Acorn going to be a bar, restaurant, or both?

If restaurant, what kind of food will they serve?

If a bar, I know they will serve booze, so not too interesting.

Both - with western and thai foods

JAFIB ?

Sounds like it.

For those who havent worked it out, the description has already been used elsewhere on here.

I hope that F isnt a swear word.

[Jingthing]

What is the problem with explaining what you mean? Is there something to be gained here by being cryptic?

[chuckd]

What is the problem with explaining what you mean? Is there something to be gained here by being cryptic?

Agreed, JT.

If it means anything, then simply spell it out.

[NanLaew]

What is the problem with explaining what you mean? Is there something to be gained here by being cryptic?

Agreed, JT.

If it means anything, then simply spell it out.

The suspense is killing you both huh?

Just Another Friggin' Irish Bar

(cuss-free version)

[Jingthing]

That's FUBAR!

[seadoo]

What is the problem with explaining what you mean? Is there something to be gained here by being cryptic?

Agreed, JT.

If it means anything, then simply spell it out.

The suspense is killing you both huh?

Just Another <deleted>' Irish Bar

(cuss-free version)

It's not going to be an Irish pub

[chuckd]

What is the problem with explaining what you mean? Is there something to be gained here by being cryptic?

Agreed, JT.

If it means anything, then simply spell it out.

The suspense is killing you both huh?

Just Another Friggin' Irish Bar

(cuss-free version)

Thanks. Now I can catch up on the sleep I missed last night.

I know what FUBAR means so no explanation is necessary.

[rgs2001uk]

That's FUBAR!

Or SNAFU.

[Kaoboi Bebobp]

After looking up JAFIB, the commonest answer was Just Another Freakin' Industrial Band. Which made it even more cryptic. OK, I will sleep better tonight too.

[yoslim]

I think it's time to <deleted>

[marstons]

What is the problem with explaining what you mean? Is there something to be gained here by being cryptic?

Agreed, JT.

If it means anything, then simply spell it out.

The suspense is killing you both huh?

Just Another <deleted>' Irish Bar

(cuss-free version)

It's not going to be an Irish pub

never was before, since when did Irish bars offer Mexican food.