Intrigued by No Balloon's, on the Bangkok BTS Skytrain. Hopefully one of my Thai students will explain what it is all about.
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So, any clue? :)
No, not yet. Still waiting for a response.
This seems to have become quite topical....
Apparently the Irish can't read...
Apparently balloons can contain inflammable gas and can explode...! But I have been to many children's parties and not seen any sign of this potential cataclysm. A case of steering on the side of caution I guess.
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