Too-night time keeper

[Ur Hunny]

Too-night, Too-night, Bangla boxing stadium, the best of the best

That bloody noise started to really do my head in until I found a usefull thing about it.

Ive found that as i do not have a watch, I have no idea of the time when I wake up. Some days I could get up at 1300 and others 1700. This was starting to annoy me as i dont wanna spend most of the day asleep.

I then discovered that the 1st Too-night Too-night comes by my room at almost dead on 12 noon and then it takes the thing about 1 hr to do the loop and come by my room again, then back round and comes back an hour later..... - This system became so accurate that me and my mates used to ask 'what time do we wanna get up tomorrow?' and instead of saying a time we would say 'we will get up on the 2nd Too-night Too-night'

maybe ill get a watch next year but i kinda like this primative time keeping method

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[Ana]

In Koh samui they even have a boat that goes up and down the beach "tomorrow-night"

 

[prettycoolchick38]

Sh!t, don't tell them that here, 4 utes is enuff....:dlb:

 

[Misfit.]

had forgotten all about this - until i heard the too-niiight, too-niiight earlier today ;-)

2nd day back in LOS after an 18 mth absence.

 

[pdq]

It came to a point, a few years ago, that it was just background noise to me and I completly ignored it and kept sleeping. A bit like the sewage smell that you can smell alot in tropical Asia for the first trip or so.

 

[answer my question!]

I was asked the other day... "but what about the smell" -def don't notice it after a few times

 

[moo]

I hope you replied, "The locals got used to me after a few days." :

 

[metime]

well they either got used to me or my 6 month old baby boy (ahh i can blame anything on him;-))

 

[Imma Tater]

i think thats just wat patong needs...a junk with blaring speakers letting us know about bangala boxing. some people on the beach may not hear the utes.