Alcohol during ramadam
Do anyone lnow if Barracuda is open during ramadam
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by Desert Rat
(Post 6737594)
Do anyone lnow if Barracuda is open during ramadam
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
I heard that the licor shop in Al Ain is open this month.
Haven't been there. Hotel bars are open after sunset and sells booze. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
[QUOTE=housewife;6739772]I heard that the licor shop in Al Ain is open this month.
Haven't been there./QUOTE] Quite possible as it was closed for several weeks after a fire last month. Its near the Nissan and Toyota showrooms in Sanaya industrial district. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
the big MMI in RAK is also closed
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by Inselaffen
(Post 6740298)
the big MMI in RAK is also closed
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 6740316)
But Ikea...they are still open right? No man or woman should be forced to 'go without' when it comes to a wide variety of Scandanavian flatpack furniture.
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
[QUOTE=Shadya;6740277]
Originally Posted by housewife
(Post 6739772)
I heard that the licor shop in Al Ain is open this month.
Haven't been there./QUOTE] Quite possible as it was closed for several weeks after a fire last month. Its near the Nissan and Toyota showrooms in Sanaya industrial district. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by Inselaffen
(Post 6740321)
but how can anyone face that place without having a few drinks first?
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 6740339)
LSD, it really allows you to admire the more contemporary designs as the creater would have through his yellow sunglass rimmed eyes. :D
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
IKEA, aaaarrrgg..the very mention of the place makes me fizzz
I build oil rigs for a living which is a breeze to an IKEA filing cabinet.. Last night the bloody thing nearly got chucked out of the window!! |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by arbroath_abroad
(Post 6740519)
IKEA, aaaarrrgg..the very mention of the place makes me fizzz
I build oil rigs for a living which is a breeze to an IKEA filing cabinet.. Last night the bloody thing nearly got chucked out of the window!! |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 6740529)
:rofl: There is a bit of paper that comes with them to remind you of all the parts you are missing!
They should also add a warning that after you finally succeed to set up the wardrobe that you are not allowed to put clothes in it otherwise the wardrobe will fell down. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by housewife
(Post 6740555)
great to read that I am not the only one who does miss just a screw after the wardrobe is almost finished. grrrrr....:curse:
Originally Posted by housewife
(Post 6740555)
They should also add a warning that after you finally succeed to set up the wardrobe that you are not allowed to put clothes in it otherwise the wardrobe will fell down.
"And I wasn't the only slave to my nesting instinct. The people I know who used to sit in the bathroom with pornography, now they sit in the bathroom with their IKEA furniture catalogue." - Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by housewife
(Post 6740555)
great to read that I am not the only one who does miss just a screw after the wardrobe is almost finished. grrrrr....:curse:
They should also add a warning that after you finally succeed to set up the wardrobe that you are not allowed to put clothes in it otherwise the wardrobe will fell down. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Wright, let's go back to the alcohol topic.
How do you people survive during Ramadan. Just went to the restaurant here in the hotel. Was there at 06.30 pm but had to wait for half an hour before they start serving alcohol. But at least I could have a drink. Bit boring by the way without any music. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
People who don't have an alcohol dependancy issue usually manage just swell
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
People in AD will remember a time (not so long ago) when hotels and restaurants could not serve alcohol at all during Ramadan and all bars were closed so think yourselves lucky now :thumbup:
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by soukie
(Post 6741222)
People in AD will remember a time (not so long ago) when hotels and restaurants could not serve alcohol at all during Ramadan and all bars were closed so think yourselves lucky now :thumbup:
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by arbroath_abroad
(Post 6741177)
People who don't have an alcohol dependancy issue usually manage just swell
My perspective is that there is too much dependence - not condeming it but not participating either.. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by housewife
(Post 6741049)
Wright, let's go back to the alcohol topic.
How do you people survive during Ramadan. Just went to the restaurant here in the hotel. Was there at 06.30 pm but had to wait for half an hour before they start serving alcohol. But at least I could have a drink. Bit boring by the way without any music. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by MataHari
(Post 6742850)
what do you mean how do people survive...
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by MataHari
(Post 6742850)
what do you mean how do people survive...
I mean, I cannot do without my bottle of water at the pool or at the gym. But this is not allowed at the moment. If I do not drink, I get dizzy Even a cigarette by the pool is forbidden. So I just ask how do you survive/manage this? Do not get me wrong that you think I have something against the Ramadan, and yes I do follow these rules but I think it is a bit hard. And just ask how you deal with this, as I suppose you all managed with this before. After been to the mall and standing outside with my shopping cart waiting for a taxi takes sometime ages. Last week about 30 minutes. Standing there i the heat I could use some water. Which was possible because Ramadan wasn't started yet. But this month I can't, and I won't. So again, I have nothing against the Ramadan. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by housewife
(Post 6742868)
Well, just as I say it.
I mean, I cannot do without my bottle of water at the pool or at the gym. But this is not allowed at the moment. If I do not drink, I get dizzy Even a cigarette by the pool is forbidden. So I just ask how do you survive/manage this? Do not get me wrong that you think I have something against the Ramadan, and yes I do follow these rules but I think it is a bit hard. And just ask how you deal with this, as I suppose you all managed with this before. After been to the mall and standing outside with my shopping cart waiting for a taxi takes sometime ages. Last week about 30 minutes. Standing there i the heat I could use some water. Which was possible because Ramadan wasn't started yet. But this month I can't, and I won't. So again, I have nothing against the Ramadan. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
just work around it....go to the gym at night, swim a little shorter, do your shopping early in the morning when it's still pleasant outside...it's only for a few weeks and we can still eat and drink all we like when we are at home...it's not a big deal...
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Well Blue Cat, and that's the point.
I do not know where. Therefore my question. By the way I live in AL Ain and I understand that the mall of Emirates is not here. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by MataHari
(Post 6742880)
just work around it....go to the gym at night, swim a little shorter, do your shopping early in the morning when it's still pleasant outside...it's only for a few weeks and we can still eat and drink all we like when we are at home...it's not a big deal...
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by housewife
(Post 6742882)
Well Blue Cat, and that's the point.
I do not know where. Therefore my question. By the way I live in AL Ain and I understand that the mall of Emirates is not here. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Do they search peoples bags for water bottles then? :D
If it was really a huge bother why not put one in your handbag and only drink it where there is no one else around to see you. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
just for the record it is RamadaN :p
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 6742900)
Do they search peoples bags for water bottles then? :D
If it was really a huge bother why not put one in your handbag and only drink it where there is no one else around to see you. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
I stay in the Intercontinental.
And the pool bar is closed. They told me here that I cannot drink my bottle of water at the pool. I do can walk inside to the changing room and have a zip overthere. But I realize that I must be lucky that there are here bars and restaurants open after 7.00 pm. I respect the rules and will not brake them. Even when housekeeping comes in I put my glass of water away. So please do not think that I am a person who kicks against the rules. I just wonder how you manage. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by housewife
(Post 6742905)
I stay in the Intercontinental.
And the pool bar is closed. They told me here that I cannot drink my bottle of water at the pool. I do can walk inside to the changing room and have a zip overthere. But I realize that I must be lucky that there are here bars and restaurants open after 7.00 pm. I respect the rules and will not brake them. Even when housekeeping comes in I put my glass of water away. So please do not think that I am a person who kicks against the rules. I just wonder how you manage. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by housewife
(Post 6742905)
I respect the rules and will not brake them....
...I just wonder how you manage. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 6742901)
just for the record it is RamadaN :p
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by housewife
(Post 6742868)
Well, just as I say it.
I mean, I cannot do without my bottle of water at the pool or at the gym. But this is not allowed at the moment. If I do not drink, I get dizzy Even a cigarette by the pool is forbidden. So I just ask how do you survive/manage this? Do not get me wrong that you think I have something against the Ramadan, and yes I do follow these rules but I think it is a bit hard. And just ask how you deal with this, as I suppose you all managed with this before. After been to the mall and standing outside with my shopping cart waiting for a taxi takes sometime ages. Last week about 30 minutes. Standing there i the heat I could use some water. Which was possible because Ramadan wasn't started yet. But this month I can't, and I won't. So again, I have nothing against the Ramadan. Just a hint. You can eat, smoke, drink - do whatever you want - in your own room. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by MataHari
(Post 6742908)
oh lol....don't make a big fuss...a glass of water in the privacy of your own room is not a big deal...
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by W10
(Post 6742961)
I'm wondering how you make it from one day to the next. What with having to wait until 6.30pm to get a drink at the bar and not being able to smoke while you lounge by the pool.
Just a hint. You can eat, smoke, drink - do whatever you want - in your own room. I see your location is "a dark place" :confused:, maybe you like that.:confused: But I prefer to be outside. |
Re: Alcohol during ramadam
Originally Posted by Spugsy
(Post 6742966)
I had a twix in the cab home yesterday....
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Re: Alcohol during ramadam
was sat in my car at a shamil registration place yesterday waiting for the buyer to turn up. so I got a coffee and croissant. had just about consumed them by the time I remembered it was ramadan :o
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