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Old 09-21-2012, 12:09 PM   #41
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In Dubai, although it's somewhat liberal, even the flash hotels where most of the guests are high-paying foreigners won't serve alcohol on the Muslim holidays.

So I voted to stock up in advance and invite a few friends round to your home -- like some Thais probably do.
In Dubai/UAE in total there are 3 major holidays where alcoholic drinks won't be served the whole day, the rest are ok, even in Ramadan it served from 7:30pm till 2:00am.

If you want to stock up in Ramadan vendors are open in day time from 9:00am to 12:00am except Friday. / Normal days 10:00am to 2:00pm - 4:30pm to 8:30pm.

Believe it or not some liquor vendors sell 30% less than what do you pay in Thailand, that's goes for all variates.

Peace.
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Old 09-21-2012, 08:18 PM   #42
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When In Thailand do as the Locals Do, Become Thai for a while. See ,Feel, and Touch, Smell. And taste. use all Your sences,after all if You dont like it. you can always leave Its Not far ,to The next BAR, In Cambodia Or other Places,Dont try To change There Way Of Life, Instead Respect it , And Smile , Be Polite. To all You meet, And your holiday, My friend Will Be Full Of Memorys to Cherish, Enjoy your self in Paradise, As time Moves Quickly. and before you Know It you will Be back in that Place You Call Home,?
While reading this my mind couldn't follow up instead I feel like being a robot!
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