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Street Lamp Numbers

Not sure if many people have noticed this but street lamps have unique numbers on them. I remember reading once that these numbers are used to identify the location in case of emergency like say you get into an accident and you call for help, you could read them the number on the lamp post and they would know exactly where you are. I wonder if that applies in Kuwait.

22 replies on “Street Lamp Numbers”

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What is it my dear ? got be the heat ? :I you know wut if theres non to post about , play some music vids 🙂 lets know your taste .

ab7ag :I

. . and u need to change ur name , cuz when I look at it , reminds me of a nasty word in Arabic ( in Gulfian lang ) :I

LOL.

I always add up the numbers really fast to keep up lol, and its usually tht way, a number decreases/increases until a new number, wait wait i’ll give an example:-
lamp 1:- 7/8–4 lamp 2:- 8/8–4 lamp 3:- 9/8–4
lamp 4:- 1/9–4 lol i dnt focus, after a while i realize im doing it and its annyoing (how come I failed math twice :'( )

Lol wala marra rakazt ;pp …. Bss itha 9iij ildawriyat yista5dmonhm 7ag locations that means kuwait police is realy good … Btw tra 9ij ilmaba7ith ou kuwait police are one of the best around the world …. Im realy proud of them!!

Highways have the kilometer small green boards that mark how far you are from Kuwait City at any one point. Every half kilometer is marked.

Ba3ad hal lamp marking shmalah? 🙂

نفس الفكرة على الخطوط السريعة تشوف ارقام الكيلو بشكل كبير ولو تلاحظ بين الارقام الكبيره في ارقام صغيره على الرصيف الي بين الخطين السريعين مثلا لا سمح الله صارلك شي وانت ما تدري وين تعطيهم اسم الخط والرقم << حق البنات مفيده
اما ارقام الشبات هذي اول مره اسمع انها للطوارئ

I had American friends who just moved to Kuwait. We were going to meet at the Hilton and they got lost somewhere on Fahaheel Expressway. I called Dude and he said “we’re at lamp post # 432” (or whatever). It totally confused the heck out of me for about 10 minutes until I figured out what he was saying. On a good day, Kuwait makes no sense.

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