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What does the signpost in Khun Han indicate?

Khun HanThailandTraffic regulationsNo honkingSignage interpretationLocal customs
Aug 9, 2020
5 years ago
Kevin ********
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Can anyone please tell me what this signpost in Khun han means.
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The signpost in Khun Han is reportedly prohibiting the sounding of horns, as indicated by various community comments. Many users humorously contributed alternative interpretations of the sign's message, suggesting prohibitions on loud noises and other amusing activities. This reflects a common frustration with noise pollution in residential areas and indicates cultural nuances around traffic and public behavior in Thailand.
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Melchiorre *****************
No urine bottle
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Janin ******
No horn
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Kevin ********
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Found this on Google, No HONKING, a different sign to No Horns.
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Justin *********
No matter how much that fish wants to kiss you, don’t.
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Tod *********
no wood wind instrument playing
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Joe ***********
no rice wine
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Ron *******
No telescopes
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Panda ****
Dont play this signpost xd
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Norman ******
not tip over flowervases when parking 555
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Barry ********
Remove your exhaust
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Ahtesham *******
No Horn Pls.
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Dave *********
No pump action water pistols allowed.
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Billy *******
No laying down in this parking spot.
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Billy *******
No fishing
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Billy *******
Don't blow your horn.
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Jeff ******
No dogging
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Peter ************
No muffler area.
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Trev ********
Do not use Babel fish sat nav
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DustySu **********
No use of comfort 100's . You'd have to have been in Thailand for decades to get this.
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Kevin ******
No storing of cremated people outside in that street.
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Spike ********
Don’t blow your horns
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Yut ****
Do not tilt the vase
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Otto *********
Hup-Verbot. Ist halt eine alte Hupe...
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Lyndon ********
Do not feed the fish
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John ********
It’s obvious. Do not tip over your cremation urn.
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Nick ****************
Officially it's do not use horn.
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David *********
Don’t stop train tracks
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Siddhartha *********
Don't dispose CONDOMS here !
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Dave *******
@Siddh*****
 don’t throw them under your bed either.
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Jane ***********
Don't sound your horn. It's a real problem. I live on a narrow lane and rather than drive slowly in case someone is coming in the opposite direction people just sound their horn right outside my house. It's pretty inconsiderate and annoying.
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Todd *********
so people honking their horns (standard practice in many mountainous regions of the world) in order to avoid deadly accidents is annoying and inconsiderate... ummm, ok
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Jane ***********
@Todd ********
 It's actually against the law in many countries and yeah, in my view, it is annoying and inconsiderate. Would you like it if someone did it right outside your house?
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Todd *********
@Ja**
 speeding is also ‘against the law’ but I think we can count on it continuing. And no - I wouldn’t for sure. But I make good real estate decisions
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Jane ***********
@Todd ********
 Yes 'of course' you make good real estate decisions (because you have to be right about absolutely everything) and then can't wait to tell everyone else about it. This is because you're a self-righteous bore, as demonstrated by your many zzzz posts on this site. God I dread it when I see your name come up in a timeline, which is a problem because you post endlessly. Here's the thing - I don't care what you think.
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Todd *********
@Ja**
 always a pleasure. Ur a joy to be around as always 😂😂😂
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Jane ***********
@Todd ********
 And you always have to have the last word. Because you're one of those kind of guys.
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Todd *********
@Ja**
 I’m sure u realize the irony. Its always funny dealing with the miserable 🐄. Ur just that kinda girl. Shall leave the last word to you 🎩 - looking forward to it already
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Jane ***********
See, told you so, didn’t I? You just can’t resist it. But do prove me wrong (I know that will give you huge satisfaction). You think you’re funny? God help us. I’m guessing you must be Canadian.
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Roy ***********
@Jane **********
 That would drive me crazy. When it comes to noise, people here are inconsiderate. Which is odd, as I read the thing that annoys people most is noise.
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Jane ***********
@Roy **********
 That's because people lack empathy - they wouldn't like it to happen to them but don't mind doing it to others. Same with most antisocial behaviour (which is what it is).
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Gary ***********
@Jane **********
 Even worse are the security guards who love blowing their whistles unnecessarily... lol
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Jane ***********
@Gary **********
 well equally bad anyway!
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กะลาสี *****
Do not use your flesh-light in public!!!
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Robert ********
Pottery class is cancelled.
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George *********
No farang. 😂
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David ************
No Aliens eating after 9 pm.
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Don ******
No sideways douchebags!
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Roger ********
No bagpipes.
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Daniel ********
Do not observe social distancing in the missionary position.
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J ******************
Incorrectly installed sign ?
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Aaron *************
Do not place vases on their sides.
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Charles ****************
No idling engines
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Steve **********
No trumpets 🎺 allowed
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Ross ********
Take two bites out of a bottle laying flat
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Adam *******
No cannons allowed...
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William ********
No loud mufflers
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Brian ********
Do not sound your horn ?
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