hahahaha.. sounds funny!

Roba do you know how upsetting this is for the residents of Abdoun? Especially those that live on the main street like me, it is so offensive especially that people are always beeping on our streets, world cup, Tawjihi and every single wedding etc, some times up to 15 wedding per day! My friend is going to write an article about this and how the government really should do something about it. Can you believe that the residents of Abdoun were willing to suffer through all the dust and banging this summer if it meant that abdoun circle would be closed down? You don’t understand the stress that comes with all this noise and nawar; it makes it hellish to live in Abdoun. People come beep here every single day! Can you imagine that! We used to love going out for walks in the evenings but we can’t do that anymore with all the catcalls and nawar hanging around. You have to keep in mind that abdoun used to be the quietest area in Amman, that was ironically the reason why we moved here 24 years ago! It is just rude.

Yes its true, even with the round about being closed for the bridge people are still beeping here more than 15 times a day Tania, i’m pretty sure its more, i think people sometimes just come beeping here with no occasion whatsoever , and u cant imagine the amount of litter and ciggarette stubs that find inside our garden, my dad has a heart condition and we are really thinking of moving because he needs to live in a stress free area, and abdoun is too chaotic because of such people, dont even get me started with the car accidents here, or the teengaers that race each other and then end up slammed right against our garden walls, so we cant sit in our garden because it takes the government 3 months to fix it.

my brother was backing out of the garage- which is in abdoun, main street, and a car slammed right into him, not only was the guy drunk and under age, but he was also racing another underaged guy that was also caught and they were driving without a license. my brothers car was one week old! imagine that happening all at once while ur simply backing out of the garage! they were going so fast he didnt even see them when he first started backing out, his car was completly wrecked. This street is known for the racing teenagers. A girl once died on this street actually, her parents just sold the house and moved to saudi. yes, she died right infront of her house, a car slammed into her as she was crossing the street, the driver was also speeding. she was actually the reason behind the bumps on the road.

HAAAAHAHAHAHAHA

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Good God I miss that time in Amman! :D

Especially the part where we used to hear gunshots and say “Absar Kamm Jaab iben 3eltaan”

Every one should calm down!!!!

It was Tawjihi for Gods sake, her cousin passed and they went to celebrate, just like I did with my cousin and every other person with a relative that passed. They only pass once in a life time and after a whole year of studying we just got them out to celebrate their success.

When going around celebrating, we went around every neighbor hood we can think of (including my own), not just abdoun, I am sure they did the same. This Tawjihi happiness happens all around the country, you cant target it to one place, maybe some areas more than others, but it happens all around.

I know how you feel, I lived in one of the busiest streets in Saudi Arabia, and trust me the are much more noise than the are here.

My point is that when people went out this time it was for a well known reason in which every one was expecting. Im glad I went around with my cousin, especially cause he deserves it.

O.A.

P.S. it was during the day time so I wouldn’t expect it to be as disturbing as night time.

hahaha thats meeeeeeee , thanx roba ur the best , i passssseeeed woohoooo the feeling was great , its a beautiful thing to pass mabrook to me and everyone that passed

Guys, Tawjihi results are just once a year, noise pollution is an annoying problem, but you are like who want to start a healthy habit of sleeping early right at the New Year eve night!

Also you can point out some constructive solutions as asking to employ “horns not allowed” signs, rather than just saying go beep where you live, as if it’s all about Roba beeping there! I know residents of Abdoun wont face hard times getting such signs and some policemen to implement it. As well a teenage without a license driving a car in Abdoun is a teenage living in Abdoun.

After all, the core of the problem is about bad planning for putting commercial areas next to residential areas. People in Jordan tend to believe that residential Areas next to commercial Areas should have more value!

Yasmine, i also live on the main street and i wanted others to know that its not just the street that was wrecked, but also inside our gardens overlooking the main street, cigarettes, half eaten sandwhiches, pepsi cans and GUM! please people it is disgusting, have some manners and self control.

mbrooooooooooooooook…

Actually condescending, i live in the states and we only bring the kids over in the summer, dangerous area for kids to play in.

مبروك والف مبروك ال ابن اختي نيكولا على الفرحة الكبيرة بمناسبة التخرج بنجاح من التوجيهي. والف مبروك لكل الناجحين والله يوفقكم.
حبيبي نيكولا مبروك النجاح و عقبل الشهادة الجامعية
خالتك بشرى و بنت خالتك دانوتا
بالتوفيق