‘Sidechick’ law comment was merely a joke, PM says

[Psimbo]

Whenever he suffers from 'foot in mouth' it's always a joke or a mis-understanding after the fact!

[Lupatria]

2 hours ago, Thechook said:

This guy has so much love and admiration for himself and he can't see how stupid he is making himself and the country look.

[Get Real]

Off course! Even if it wasn´t a joke, he have to go back on the idea. Othervise the jail are going to be tremendously populated.

[Essaybloke]

Oh dear, he sounds like a Thai version of Trump!

[HooHaa]

3 hours ago, geriatrickid said:

With the demise of Jerry Lewis, perhaps we have a replacement to take over his comedic role?

its an apt comparison, jerry lewis wasnt funny either

[Justgrazing]

4 hours ago, Cadbury said:

One exception that might fit the situation here was:

 

"He has all the virtues I dislike and none of the vices I admire." - Winston Churchill

Indubitably .. One of THE greatest orators of the English Lang was Winston and his ability to weave his speech's with humour , scorn and sometimes withering put-downs is historic .. Another of the great mans quote's pretender Prayut may do well to accquant himself with is :-  " Look at the facts because they will look at you  "

[Justgrazing]

Is Chair P saying to the driver  " bet you can't wheelspin it an' get this pair covered in sh*t  " .. And what's the dude at the back of the trailer upto .. camera shy .? 

[Jonmarleesco]

The mode of transport certainly suits the passengers.

[Justgrazing]

6 hours ago, Dave67 said:

First time I've ever seen P-Man smiling, probably thinking about Yingluck getting a 10 stretch

Though I wouldn't mind " stretching " Ying baby .. Sorry sorry not strictly on topic I know but it was tempting .

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[Fumanchang]

It is never wise to assume anything said by one who wields absolute power is funny.

[YetAnother]

Reminds me of The Three Stooges in the USA

A bit historic to many...

[YetAnother]

5 minutes ago, YetAnother said:

Reminds me of The Three Stooges in the USA

A bit historic to many...

But the guy is funny but not in a hahaha sense

[Dave67]

1 hour ago, Justgrazing said:

Though I wouldn't mind " stretching " Ying baby .. Sorry sorry not strictly on topic I know but it was tempting .

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I must admit I'd have a go at it

[tomta]

Sidesplitting. Real comedians don't have to tell their audiences that something was meant to be amusing.

[tomta]

2 hours ago, YetAnother said:

Reminds me of The Three Stooges in the USA

A bit historic to many...

Not to me. They inspired nose-pulling, ear-pinching and general violence amongst my siblings and me after every show. And I think the Prayuth comparison is apt. The Three Stooges had brutal bullying dominance hierarchies combined with submissive cowardly giving in to the most powerful chimp. Mo (I see him as Prayuth) was usually on top but never completely secure. Sometime Larry and Curly would combine and give him what for. But usually Larry, the intellectual of the trio,  would get the position of second underling so he could at least exert power on Curly. I see Larry as Suthep and the Democrats and Curly as the UDD

[Thechook]

32 minutes ago, tomta said:

Not to me. They inspired nose-pulling, ear-pinching and general violence amongst my siblings and me after every show. And I think the Prayuth comparison is apt. The Three Stooges had brutal bullying dominance hierarchies combined with submissive cowardly giving in to the most powerful chimp. Mo (I see him as Prayuth) was usually on top but never completely secure. Sometime Larry and Curly would combine and give him what for. But usually Larry, the intellectual of the trio,  would get the position of second underling so he could at least exert power on Curly. I see Larry as Suthep and the Democrats and Curly as the UDD

Like this ear pulling.  Members of his entourage found it hilarious.

 

[coulson]

Waiting to read about when everything that has happened over the last 3 years was also just a joke.

[scorecard]

13 hours ago, Samui Bodoh said:

 

No, you are not.

 

Neither are you.

[YetAnother]

 

"Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha’s recent half-joke,"

question; does a fool say foolish things ?