Originally Posted by mentalist

I personally don't see the point in getting drunk in public over here. Rather consume alcohol at home, less risky.

Originally Posted by the_red_sheep

And cheaper...

Originally Posted by mentalist

I personally don't see the point in getting drunk in public over here. Rather consume alcohol at home, less risky.

Originally Posted by mentalist

I personally don't see the point in getting drunk in public over here. Rather consume alcohol at home, less risky.

Originally Posted by Kix

(I'm guessing this is Dubai, Qatar, for example, is totally dry in Ramadan)

Brunches do definitely stop, as for afternoon tea, you can usually find some places (hotels) that do some sort of food all day, whether you can get an afternoon tea with scones and cucumber sandwiches (with the crusts cut off), I don't know.

Most places open at 6.30 or so, but as Ramadan is in mid summer it may be later this year.

Who knows apart from some neanderthal in the desert looking for a moon - who could well be from sunderland... ;-)

Originally Posted by mentalist

I personally don't see the point in ever spending any money or having any fun.

Originally Posted by Meow

S'okay. I've corrected that for you.

Originally Posted by Theseus

Now you're going to get shouted at for implying that you can't have fun without drinking, therefore reinforcing a stereotype of british alcoholism.

Originally Posted by OleJanx

I think it's more to do with the Mental One's noted cheapness than anything to do with alcohol.