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All soul day. Liquor ban

Two days ban.

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Two days ban.
-@Richard Yan


Just as well we are all stocked up.


Cheers, Steve.

Compliance will be a problem. I've visited the cemeteries during Old Souls Day, families stay overnight drinking on the tombs, and even leave alcohol offerings for their loved ones.

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@Richard Yan Is the ban Nationwide? Haven't seen any directives from the Office of the President or Provincial Governors. I know there is a ban at cemeteries.

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Matters little Andrew, you can still get grog even through the Covid lock downs on alcohol . Pays to always stock up though.


Cheers, Steve.

@bigpearl I know that, I was here for the lockdowns and bans, also elections, but would like to know where and who ordered the ban, I need the info for The Swagman eNews.  Getting a drink during any ban is no problem here in Angeles.

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Sorry Andrew but my question is, one wonders where this has come from and especially where your *** questions come from. google will be your best friend. My better half tells me tradition and little more but possibly a passed law in the senate 50 or a 100 years ago that no one here follows as the drunkards simply sleep on the graves of the recently lost after a skinfull.


OMO.


Cheers, Steve.

stock up on Sunday. drink all day monday.


solid plan to me.

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No need really to stock up as the sari stores will give you what ever you need.


Cheers, Steve

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Not heard anything about any liquor ban specifically on Old Souls Day.....All that is mentioned on google is as follow :

LIQUOR BAN PERIOD... The ban in SELLING liquor shall be from 1:00 AM to 8:00 AM EVERY DAY. As such, no person or entity shall SELL liquor or any alcoholic beverages within this time period.


Most of us/shops would be fast asleep/closed by then except for a few like 7/11...then again there's no mention that you can't DRINK you just won't be able to buy any.

So best to buy earlier (Stock Up if Needed) & then drink responsibly.

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Funny how a topic on the banning of booze can get so many replies in such a short period of time.1f923.svg

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@bigpearl  Do you think I have not Googled it?  It's a simple question, that I have not received an answer for, possibly because you don't know, and that answer would suffice... a simple "I don't know". 

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@Cherryann01

I know, t'was thinking the same thing !! 1f605.svg

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Omo :

Well when it comes to any kind of fluid consumption...be it tap water/rum/brandy or coke just trying to stop one from drinking becomes very personal.

Would you really want to live in a world without Coca-Cola (ww)..or for that matter Tanduay Rum?

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If one cannot go two days without alcohol, then one probably has a problem.

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@bigpearl Do you think I have not Googled it? It's a simple question, that I have not received an answer for, possibly because you don't know, and that answer would suffice... a simple "I don't know".
-@Andrew Fleming66


Please accept my apologies Andrew for not giving you the answer you were looking for. My better half simply said "tradition".

So, no Idea if there is a law regarding  alcohol bans for all Saints day.


Perhaps the OP can help us out here.


Cheers, Steve.

If one cannot go two days without alcohol, then one probably has a problem.
-@mugteck


I'll drink to that.


Cheers, Steve.

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If one cannot go two days without alcohol, then one probably has a problem.
-@mugteck

People who do not drink alcohol never miss an opportunity to signal their virtue 😂 It used to be true for tobacco use too but hardly anyone smokes anymore.

Drink like a fish and smoke like a burning tyre here.


Cheers, Steve.

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Two days ban.
-@Richard Yan

Just as well we are all stocked up.

Cheers, Steve.
-@bigpearl

I know for sure they are banning alcohol at the cemeteries of major cities where they live for 2 days with their departed, by tradition. I have not seen any bans in the provinces where I stay but I may be wrong. My nearby nephew own a sari sari that sells liquor and beer; I will ask him.   

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