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Well that's typical...

Sass

Sass

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I feel like being sociable today, it's a gorgeous sunny winter's afternoon, I have cold beer and I'm in a good mood. The two friends I would have liked to come over and visit are both not up to it. Typical that on the one day for lord knows how long I feel like being a social animal no-one is able to come and play :(
 
Brent said:
What is Winter like over there now? How cold does it get?
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Well technically it's still Autumn, but at the moment it's getting down to between 5 and 7C at night, and around 16C during the day, so not that bad. After almost 5 years living in the Middle East I'm still finding it hard to adjust to the cold however...
 
Warwick C said:
I suppose it would depend upon what area you were in and the laws.
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Yup, it really does. In the UAE there are bars in most hotels, and also alcohol shops in some places. When you're a resident you're supposed to get a yearly license that allows you to buy a certain dollar amount of booze every week, but very few people bother to get it as you never get asked. As far as I know, in Saudi the rules are much tighter. I spent a weekend in Oman and had no problem there either, loads of bars.
 
I know the feeling. I'm feeling sociable. Just want the company of people I can relate with.
 
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