[brraverishhh]

Someone said " Female and their nature is one kind of mammal who make noise, noisy and noisier more than Male"

Thought Thailand has got female more than male population

[Bejemoelemymn]

Many Thais accept many things. "Mai pen rai" is a deeply ingrained mindset. But, it really does matter, and whether aware or not, the noise does affect them.

[VipInoLo]

It all adds up to Thailand being an exciting place to visit.

[chujwduperjadzi]

I'm so lucky with my neighbourhood.... it's 15 families in a very small soi but you can get used to things like a crazy lady screaming when something's wrong with her medication, a baby crying, a car engine notoriously not starting, roosters. what I cannot put up with is noisy aircon units and the rain hitting a tin roof very hard - constant noises going on all night. at the end of the last rainy season I was literally crying when I heard it started raining again at night. I was going crazy.

I wear earplug when I sleep

[RjkVwPcV]

Try vietnam then rethink about thailand being noisy! bike and car horns beeping all day and night wanting your business and wanting you to get out of the way!

[Accor$314]

Someone said " Female and their nature is one kind of mammal who make noise, noisy and noisier more than Male"

Thought Thailand has got female more than male population

very funny. Many Thai women are in fact noisier than men. I mostly noticed that in some movies also in the village near Uthong where we used to live for a while - especially when they are angry.

[Bejemoelemymn]

I actually love the rain on the tin roof. It drowns out all the idiots.

[Misespimb]

Well, no noisy sounds bother me in whole Thailand except 3 things:

1. Rush hour in BKK, while waiting for the traffic light the sounds of hundreds of cars and trucks just killing me.

2. Telak loud voice.

3. Telak voice part 2, When I had a long sleep of hangover she yell at me trying to wake up so early.



Peace.

[BuyCheapest]

I think I would hate that more.
not to mention the wake-up alarm.

[Kayacterype]

Shutting down the speakers in our moo bahn is something of a sport between me and my Thai neighbor. Our pu'yai bahn is very fond of his own voice and is determined to tell everyone about the small moo bahns problems and solutions. Especially around election time he likes to discuss on who it will be better to vote for to make our moo bahn a better place to live in. Shutting him down, without anyone knowing of course is the trick. Walking the dog with some pliers can do the trick. Or replacing some fuses with defective ones work also sometimes when you use some glue.

[Noilemaillilm]

There is a man who drives around Bang Kapi in a ute with a loudspeaker on the back, peddling his stuff loudly at 7:30am on a Sunday morning.

If I ever see the mobile knife and sword vendor in my soi around the same time he's going to be in real trouble.

I don't understand why the Thais seem to love loud noise. Recently I went to a wedding in Surin and although there was only 30 people, the speaker stacks for the sound system were as tall as their 2 story house. I think people 20 kms away would have been able to hear them broadcasting the monks chanting, let alone us who were sat right next to it.