Prayut presents song as moral support for Cabinet

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January 4, 20179 yr

Now you know why nothing gets done in this country as studio time with the 2 daughters takes preference while real Thais die on the road in their masses. just another fin wannabe.

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January 4, 20179 yr

Cookie cutter melody behind 90% of Thai music. Maybe he will host a more appropriate show going forward...call it The Vice.

January 4, 20179 yr

More Monty Python than Monty Python. Cue music.

January 4, 20179 yr

woops

January 4, 20179 yr

Aaaaw... a song from Prayut.. So lomantic.. :violin: :wub:

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