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**lE3l6Lgn** · 06-10-2008, 03:27 AM

Noise to us might be music to the others.Nuisance to us but income to others.This is Thailand and this is Asia so face the reality.The more you think about it,the more angrier you'll become.Get use to it and it will dissapeared(hopefully).Enjoy your stay in Thailand or in any Asia cities before you will miss it once you get home.Sabai sabai....

I was just wondering who you are referring to. Are you talking about the writer of the article at the top of the page? The reason I ask is that this person is Thai. The reason I posted this article today is that some Thai people were talking about it on television this morning and complaining how annoyingly noisy Thailand can be.

Some sounds, even annoying ones, are distinctly Thailand to me and helps to make up the fabric of who and what it is. However, some noises are so alarmingly loud that it does do permanent damage to the eardrums. So, should we just "get used to it" like you suggest or try and do something about it before it is too late? Talking for myself, health should always come first.

06-10-2008, 03:27 AM	#10
lE3l6Lgn Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 440 Senior Member	Noise to us might be music to the others.Nuisance to us but income to others.This is Thailand and this is Asia so face the reality.The more you think about it,the more angrier you'll become.Get use to it and it will dissapeared(hopefully).Enjoy your stay in Thailand or in any Asia cities before you will miss it once you get home.Sabai sabai.... I was just wondering who you are referring to. Are you talking about the writer of the article at the top of the page? The reason I ask is that this person is Thai. The reason I posted this article today is that some Thai people were talking about it on television this morning and complaining how annoyingly noisy Thailand can be. Some sounds, even annoying ones, are distinctly Thailand to me and helps to make up the fabric of who and what it is. However, some noises are so alarmingly loud that it does do permanent damage to the eardrums. So, should we just "get used to it" like you suggest or try and do something about it before it is too late? Talking for myself, health should always come first.
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