Drinking in public

[absoluteAL]

I HAVE NOW SEEN SIGNAGE ON AV. 5 ATTESTING TO THE FACT THAT: DRINKING IN PUBLIC IS NOT LEGAL.
IN OTHERS WORDS, DO NOT CARRY YOUR BEER OR DRINKS AROUND TOWN. DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK.

[snappysammy]

Originally Posted by absoluteAL

I HAVE NOW SEEN SIGNAGE ON AV. 5 ATTESTING TO THE FACT THAT: DRINKING IN PUBLIC IS NOT LEGAL.
IN OTHERS WORDS, DO NOT CARRY YOUR BEER OR DRINKS AROUND TOWN. DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK.

yes, they made some nice vinyl signs
however they are in spanish, so many americans and canadians won't know what they are all aboot

and they say it is for your security, hahahahaha
the cops surely love this new enforcement policy

[absoluteAL]

Originally Posted by snappysammy

yes, they made some nice vinyl signs
however they are in spanish, so many americans and canadians won't know what they are all aboot

and they say it is for your security, hahahahaha
the cops surely love this new enforcement policy

Snappy, yes, the ones that are saw were in Spanish but talked to some people last night that saw similar signs on Juarez in Spanish and English.
SS.......how are you going to make it from Manne's to B.B. with your drink

[snappysammy]

Originally Posted by absoluteAL

Snappy, yes, the ones that are saw were in Spanish but talked to some people last night that saw similar signs on Juarez in Spanish and English.
SS.......how are you going to make it from Manne's to B.B. with your drink

same as always, big al, i'm a rebel

ya gotta remember this is not a new law, there has been selective enforcement of this at other times in playa

have not seen the english, curious about the translation, will look for one

[absoluteAL]

Originally Posted by snappysammy

same as always, big al, i'm a rebel

ya gotta remember this is not a new law, there has been selective enforcement of this at other times in playa

have not seen the english, curious about the translation, will look for one

PAPA NOEL and his wife Sharon told me that they say the signage in Spanish/English.
If you are going to be a rebel as far as the enforcement of the "old" law, carry "bail" money with you. You know, bailmoney.

[snappysammy]

Originally Posted by absoluteAL

PAPA NOEL and his wife Sharon told me that they say the signage in Spanish/English.
If you are going to be a rebel as far as the enforcement of the "old" law, carry "bail" money with you. You know, bailmoney.

i'm on pretty friendly terms with the local constabulary
we have, shall we say, a certain rapport
happy to report no morditas in quite some time now

ahh, yes, saw roger schooling some hot shot financial adviser the other day

[Anna Banana]

A couple of times I have seen peculiar transations of signs even on the highway

Originally Posted by snappysammy

have not seen the english, curious about the translation, will look for one

[raquelle261]

Originally Posted by Anna Tortuga

A couple of times I have seen peculiar transations of signs even on the highway

LOL, you should see this road sign translation mess up in Wales.... they took an "out of office" message from the bi-lingual person to be the translation they had asked for!!

BBC News - E-mail error ends up on road sign

sorry... slightly off topic, i know! but, hey. it is funny.

[absoluteAL]

Originally Posted by snappysammy

ahh, yes, saw roger schooling some hot shot financial adviser the other day

!!

[snappysammy]

Originally Posted by Anna Tortuga

A couple of times I have seen peculiar transations of signs even on the highway

Originally Posted by raquelle261

LOL, you should see this road sign translation mess up in Wales.... they took an "out of office" message from the bi-lingual person to be the translation they had asked for!!

BBC News - E-mail error ends up on road sign

sorry... slightly off topic, i know! but, hey. it is funny.

saw the english today
turns out it's a lot like this
picture to come

it does make it very clear, don't walk with a drink

[MichellePDX]

I'm fairly confident I already know the answer but I'd rather ask again and be thought a dope than wind up in the hoosegow...

Since Mexican beaches are federally owned, is it ok to have a small cooler with a few beers if we're not directly sitting at a beach club, restaurant, bar, etc?

[beerbreath]

Originally Posted by MichellePDX

I'm fairly confident I already know the answer but I'd rather ask again and be thought a dope than wind up in the hoosegow...

Since Mexican beaches are federally owned, is it ok to have a small cooler with a few beers if we're not directly sitting at a beach club, restaurant, bar, etc?

You could end up doing 2 years in a Mexican jail.

[MichellePDX]

Originally Posted by beerbreath

You could end up doing 2 years in a Mexican jail.

Oooofah. I'll be crossing that off the list, then.

[beerbreath]

Originally Posted by MichellePDX

Oooofah. I'll be crossing that off the list, then.

I was kidding,enjoy your beers on the beach.

[MichellePDX]

Originally Posted by beerbreath

I was kidding,enjoy your beers on the beach.

LMAO thank you

I've already had an encounter with a constabulary in a foreign land (not my fault, I might add) and I don't fancy a repeat!