Restaurants told to remove liquor from view |
Restaurants told to remove liquor from view |
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22 Jun 2011
Waw, now people are "offended" looking at wine......... god save us.
22 Jun 2011
Seriously don?t people have anything else to do other than look at liquor in restaurants and get offended?? Instead of worrying about alcohol why don?t they worry about prostitution in Bur Dubai, or does that not exist in Dubai?
22 Jun 2011
We are in an 'Islamic state' - sometimes i do wonder if this is true myself so we must 'do as the Romans do'
22 Jun 2011
Brilliant stuff !
24 Jun 2011
May be because when it is banned it is requested. Liquors for some people is like chocolate for kids... so when the guest would like to ask about the stuf should he mime or he can use proper words???
25 Jun 2011
absolutely pathetic