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Reflections
 Whole the Beach Road was one single market street, from Soi 3 up to Walking Street.
 At Beach Road Market you could buy everything:
 A new Face or a Monk.
 A copy of a Thai soldier
 and any kind of Thai food.
 Not from Lagerfeld and therefore wearable and affordable: 20 Baht only.
 Sun-Glasses for the Year of the Rabbit and other baubles.
  Catch every Moment on your Mobile Phone was a Must for all the Beautiful Ladies.
 Smoking was allowed at Smoking Zones only
 where Smokers
were exposed like Criminals during the 18th Century.    Empty Boothes:
Horrendous Rents put off many Retailers. City Hall asked 8'000 Baht for the 3-day 12 sqm Boothes, the Landlord of the Universal Stage 18'000 Baht!  G-MM (also known as Grammy) is Thailand's largest producer of all kind of entertainments. But that seems not to be sufficient: Obviously the company likes to occupy the Galaxy of Asia.
  Do you remember?
A few month ago Thai Government introduced a law prohibiting all advertisements for alcoholic beverages.
The Universal & Galaxy Stages were full of ads for Beer Chang, Beer Archa, Federbräu and Chang's new spirits called Blend 285. In front of 7-eleven shops Breezer praised its drinks.
Laws seem to have a very short life in Thailand...
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