Budhha lent day 17th,does this mean we are advised to drink at home over the 2 day period?
One bar owner has advised me as such but has not returned my request for more info and am not going to be in town for a week or so.
Maybe someone can ask around for me and post if it is baloney or not.
Have had enough of the local elections disrupting my drinking patterns

baloney

i believe, it's a choice, obviously not a requirement. as if all buddhist quit drinking during lent. stop, your killing me.

pompui wrote:Budhha lent day 17th,does this mean we are advised to drink at home over the 2 day period?
One bar owner has advised me as such but has not returned my request for more info and am not going to be in town for a week or so.
Maybe someone can ask around for me and post if it is baloney or not.
Have had enough of the local elections disrupting my drinking patterns

Raquel has just told me that lestalawn cannot sell but Centrepoint sell everyday so they will sell on 17th and 18th shuah! Please get a second opinion as this is somebody that informs me that her dead aunt visits her now and again.

Sure enough I think it was the last day of last season and there were erections and I was refused in local lest, I mean restaurant but Centrepoint was hopping that night. Was able to have a few beers to celebrate Liverpool's domination of the premiership finishing 4th...

July 17th Asanha Bucha Day
July 18th Khao Phansa Day - Buddhist Lent

pompui wrote:Budhha lent day 17th,does this mean we are advised to drink at home over the 2 day period?
One bar owner has advised me as such but has not returned my request for more info and am not going to be in town for a week or so.
Maybe someone can ask around for me and post if it is baloney or not.
Have had enough of the local elections disrupting my drinking patterns

If you live here long enough, you will get use to drinking your alcohol beverage out of a coffee cup. And if you do not know what that means, then please don't reply or comment on it.